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Increase your students' awareness and ability to identify nine important community safety signs. Signs include: stop, do not enter, closed, open, stairs, elevator, traffic light, recycling and poison. Mix & match! Safety sign pairs can be made between written descriptions, colored images, grayscale images, and real-life signs in environmentally appropriate settings. For best results, laminate and add Velcro as a reusable activity.

For best results, visit and download "Ancient Egypt Closed Reading and Comprehension Questions" by The Teacher Tribe. Read the passage and have your students complete the craft based on the facts provided. No-prep extension craft to build a pyramid with facts! Materials needed: scissors, glue, and a pencil. Directions page provided as well as a blank template of the pyramid for classroom use. Supports fine motor skills and reading comprehension.

EXPANDED VERSION Increase your students' awareness and ability to identify 27 important community safety signs. Signs include: stop, do not enter, closed, open, stairs, elevator, traffic light, recycling, poison, slow, women/girls, men/boys, walk, do not walk, railroad crossing, hot, hospital, construction, gas station, exit, no parking, yield, bike route, phone, ATM, fire extinguisher, and keep out. Variations of popular signs have been included, along with a blank template for your unique cla

Enjoy this low prep fruit pizza visual recipe! This activity is perfect for incorporating healthy foods like fresh fruits with your students, as well as enhancing life skills like cutting, following directions, taking turns, and food preparation! Your students are bound to like this yummy treat!

Great practice for students learning to identify coins and their values! 5 leveled worksheets to help aid in counting pennies, learning their worth, and finding the value between 5 and 10 cents! Mix and match worksheets based on ability or previous knowledge.

For students who are working on independently locating grocery items and their prices. All product prices are below $5.00 and worksheets are available for a $10 or $20 budget. The six food groups used are: fruits, vegetables, proteins, dairy, grains, and fats/sweets. Utilize the next dollar up method to identify how much money the student needs to make the purchase. For more intense practice, have students use money manipulatives to simulate a money exchange and "purchase" for the items loca

Enjoy this no prep trail mix visual recipe! This activity is perfect for incorporating a variety of textures and flavor profiles with your students, as well as enhancing life skills like measuring, following directions, taking turns, and food preparation! Your students are bound to like this yummy treat!

Best for students who are learning about coins and their values! Specifically designed to target repetitive practice with pennies, nickels and dimes by counting values, identifying front and backs of coins, and counting mixed values. Want more practice with counting pennies and it's values? Check out our Counting Pennies Freebie in the store!

A total of 6 no bake recipes for students including corresponding PECS for ingredients, supplies and steps! Great for students in special education, preschool or kindergarten for fall or Halloween themed activities. Alternative images and PECS have been included for allergy-safe replacements (avoiding nut allergies). Recipes include: 2 Easy: Pumpkin Patch in a Cup & Apple Donuts 2 Medium: Peanut Butter Banana Quesadilla & Rice Crispy Pops 2 Hard: Ice Cream Sandwich Pops & Spooky Marshma

This cooking activity is great emphasis for communication, daily living skills, following directions, and meal preparation while enjoying a quick, no-bake recipe. Based on Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes, the ingredients progress just like in the story by adding Nutella (or substitute), strawberries, blueberries and whipped cream to wash it all down! These four easy to follow steps are accompanied by a materials list and a clean up page. Extra visuals are included to support those with comm

This fun and easy activity is a great extension or extra practice! Cut and paste the small and big planets into their correct category. For an added bonus, sort the sun and moon! Clipart courtesy of Primary Panic.

This binder activity is great for introducing students to grocery shopping and life skills. With six grocery lists, your students will read and identify items needed for their cart. Challenge your students to complete all six lists - but watch out, the numbers might not always be in order! This activity is best when laminated with Velcro. Put task cards on a ring or keychain with instructions for best use.

Kitchen dramatic play center accessory: open and closed signs! This is perfect when allowing students to see which center is available, or letting students recreate their own store hours and play! Two versions are included to encourage high frequency words, or symbols. For best use, print double sided and laminate to hang on a clip or hook.

40 classroom job cards to aid in classroom management and organization, designed in black marbled composition book. Blank templates are included to meet your individual needs! Two sizes: 4.25" x 5.5" 3" x 7.5"

Print and Laminate for; -Alphabet recognition -Number Recognition -Fine motor Practice Perfect for task bins!

This cooking activity is great emphasis for communication, daily living skills, following directions, and meal preparation while enjoying a quick, no-bake recipe. Space-themed and out of this world, moon cakes are a tactile (and tasty) representation of the moon for your students! These four easy to follow steps are accompanied by a materials list and a clean up page. Extra visuals are included to support those with communication needs, including "I want" sentence strips, counting mats, and

This simple sorting activity helps students sort big and small with easy cartoon images. Either present a mix of items on one page to sort, or have your student label big and small when presented on a page with a field of two. Easy seatwork or extension work activity! For long-lasting use, laminate the pages and images with Velcro.

Counting money within $10 in two different forms: completing a request for a specific amount by placing fake dollar bills into a sequence, or counting the provided amount and labeling how much money is present. Great for a one-time cut and paste activity, or laminate with Velcro to use again and again!

This binder activity emphasizes functional math skills with life skills as your student practices getting a list of groceries from five produce options. This is great as an extension activity, mini lesson, or goal trials. Four levels including novice, beginner, experienced and expert allow for your student to practice at their level, and grow within the same skill. Starting with a picture grocery list and developing sight words and number sense, the expert level includes a combination of food

This easy slime recipe only requires four ingredients and is the perfect 15 minute activity for your students! Completely customizable, you can add in not just colors but also glitter, charms and more! If you like this recipe, consider downloading some FREE cooking resources! Fruit Pizza RecipeTrail Mix Recipe