Time2Learn
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Ohio, United States
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I have taught special education (all subjects) in 7th and 8th grade for nearly 20 years. My students are often mainstreamed out for their elective classes that include Computers, Health, Orchestra, Art and Physical Education. The students attend Social Studies and Science classes with their peers. During these classes, I modify the work for all students to be successful. While in the resource classroom, we learn functional skills such as counting money, reading a menu, budgeting, cooking, etc. To compliment our functional learning, we take community education trips to the grocery store or to a restaurant to apply our skills learned in school. It is my thought that all students can learn when given the right opportunity and tools.
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Pattern Blocks: Numbers 0-20
Pattern Blocks: Number 0-20 Students will have fun forming numbers 0-20 with pattern blocks. There are three templates provided in this file. The first level has the students place the same colored blocks on the mat to create the number. The second level is a black and white mat with the pattern outline. Students place their blocks on the mat. The last level is an open design having the students form their own number with given blocks. Each level has the students count and record the number of
K - 1st
Math, Numbers
Pattern Blocks: Dessert Mats
Pattern Block Dessert Mats Give the students a mat and pattern blocks. Have the students arrange the pattern blocks according to the shape given on each card. Students will work on spatial and visual problem solving. This activity can be work in small groups or individual time. This activity is not just for learning their numbers but using math terminology as well. Terms: Rotate, Turn, Flip and Slide. I have included worksheets in this file for the students to complete. Students can work on nami
PreK - 1st
Math, Numbers
Pattern Blocks: Fall Theme
Pattern Block: Fall Theme Give the students a card and pattern blocks. Have the students arrange the pattern blocks according to the picture given on each card. Students will work on spatial, visual problem solving and fine motor skills. This activity can be work in small groups or individual time. This activity is not just for making picture shapes but using math terminology as well. Terms: Rotate, Turn, Flip and Slide. Students can work on naming the 2D shapes of the pattern blocks as well. P
PreK - 1st
Geometry, Math
Pattern Blocks: Upper Case Letters
Students will have fun forming upper case letters with pattern blocks. There are three templates provided in this file. The first level has the students place the same colored blocks on the mat to create the letter. The second level is a black and white mat with pattern outlines. Students place their blocks on the mat. The last level is an open design having the students form their own letter with given blocks. Each level has the students count and record the number of blocks used on each mat. S
K - 2nd
English Language Arts, Math, Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Pattern Blocks: Numbers 0-20 Task Cards
Pattern Block Numbers Task Cards Give the students a card and pattern blocks. Have the students arrange the pattern blocks according to the number given on each card. Students will work on spatial and visual problem solving. This activity can be work in small groups or individual time. This activity is not just for learning their numbers but using math terminology as well. Terms: Rotate, Turn, Flip and Slide. Students can work on naming the 2D shapes of the pattern blocks as well. Thank you for
K - 1st
Math
Pattern Blocks: Repeated Patterns
Pattern Block Mats: Repeating Patterns Give the students a mat and pattern blocks. Have the students arrange the pattern blocks according to the shape given on each card. Students will work on spatial, visual problem solving and fine motor. This activity can be work in small groups or individual time. Worksheets included: Writing or tracing numerals 1-30, Graphing results, Sorting and Frame-It, Sort and Tally-It. Enjoy! -Time2Learn
K - 2nd
Math
Pattern Blocks: Lower Case Letters
Students will have fun forming lower case letters with pattern blocks. There are three templates provided in this file. The first level has the students place the same colored blocks on the mat to create the letter. The second level is a black and white mat with the pattern outline. Students place their blocks on the mat. The last level is an open design having the students form their own letter with given blocks. Each level has the students count and record the number of blocks used on ea
K - 2nd
Math, Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Pattern Blocks: Thanksgiving
Pattern Block: Thanksgiving Give the students a card and pattern blocks. Have the students arrange the pattern blocks according to the picture given on each card. Students will work on spatial, visual problem solving and fine motor skills. This activity can be worked on in small groups or individual time. This activity is not just for making picture shapes but using math terminology as well. Terms: Rotate, Turn, Flip and Slide. Students can work on naming the 2D shapes of the pattern blocks as w
K - 1st
Geometry, Math
Pattern Blocks: Symbols
Pattern Block Symbols Mats Give the students a mat and pattern blocks. Have the students arrange the pattern blocks according to the shape given on each card. Students will work on spatial and visual problem solving. I have included worksheets in this file for the students to complete. Students can work on naming the 2D shapes of the pattern blocks as well. Each sheet is designed differently. Spinners are provided in this file. Symbols/Signs: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Gre
K - 1st
Math, Numbers
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About the store
Experience
I have taught special education (all subjects) in 7th and 8th grade for nearly 20 years. My students are often mainstreamed out for their elective classes that include Computers, Health, Orchestra, Art and Physical Education. The students attend Social Studies and Science classes with their peers. During these classes, I modify the work for all students to be successful. While in the resource classroom, we learn functional skills such as counting money, reading a menu, budgeting, cooking, etc. To compliment our functional learning, we take community education trips to the grocery store or to a restaurant to apply our skills learned in school. It is my thought that all students can learn when given the right opportunity and tools.
Teaching style
I am a visual and hands-on learner. When constructing my plans and units, I look at the "whole picture" and when finished have a 40+ page interactive presentation. Most of the material is presented on a SMARTboard accompanied with reinforcement tools such as interactive learning games, Osmo, experiments and peer to peer interactions to develop social skills and problem solving techniques.
I challenge my students with at-level content that is modified to their individual learning capabilities.
Awards & shining teacher moments
District Outstanding Educator Award
My own education history
I have a Bachelors in Special Education, 1-8 Regular Education Degree, K-12 Reading Endorsement and a Masters in Curriculum and Instruction.
Additional biographical information
This summer I have enjoyed working at a local zoo as a Mentor in the ZOOTeen program.
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