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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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States of Matter Sorting File Folder Games and Cut & Paste Activity
States of Matter Sorting File Folder Games and Cut & Paste Activity Sorting is an essential life skill for all students. In this file, you will find three sorting games, along with a teaching poster (color and black & white) and cut & paste worksheets. For extra guidance, I have provided sheets with images on the mats. Some of my students benefit seeing the image and matching each image. The other sheets come with a Velcro circles in blank squares. Set One: Sorting File Folder Game Acti
2nd - 4th
Science
Whole Class Reward Coupons
Whole Class Reward Coupons: These coupons accompany the PBIS classroom management system. I have included 107 colored and black & white cards in this file. The size of the cards are landscape 3 x 2 cards. I put these cards in photo books from Dollar Tree. The students look through the cards at the beginning of the week and decide what the ‘whole’ class will be working for. Next, we post the cards on our PBIS wall for a quick reminder. In my classroom, the students need to earn ‘x’ amount of po
PreK - 4th
Character Education, Classroom Community
Fact Family Houses (Addition & Subtraction)
Fact Family Houses These are fun write and wipe task cards to enhance addition and subtraction fluency. Students will work on inverse operations and commutative properties. Students will solve 2 addition and 2 subtraction problems from a family of 3 numbers. Laminate these cards for durability and to use as write and wipe cards. There are 90 cards (2 per page) and 6 blank cards for you to design as you want. I have included a recording sheet for the students to randomly record their answers on
1st - 3rd
Basic Operations, Math, Numbers
Multiple Meaning Words (Homonyms) flashcards / matching
Multiple Meaning Words (Homonyms) flashcards / matching Have fun playing a matching game or use as flashcards with the students with this multiple meaning words game. The words included: band, bank, bar, bark, bat, bill, blue, bowl, box, brush, bulb, cap, card, cast, change, check, chest, chip, cold, cool, compact, crown, court, cut, dart, date, diamond, drop, duck, ear, fair, fall, fan, fence, file, fish, float, fly, foot, fry, glasses, grave, groom, hailing, hood, iron, jam, key, kid, leaves,
1st - 3rd
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Reading Genre & Text Types-Reward Tags
Reading Genre & Text Types Reward Tags: Students look forward receiving reward tags in the classroom. My students like to place their tags on a beaded chain necklace or in a journal. In this set, I have provided color and black/white tags. There are also definition cards (four to a page) that describe each of the tag types. Each tag and definition card includes both words and images. What's included: Adventure Animal Fiction Article Autobiography Biography Blog Chapter Books Classic Boo
K - 6th
Reading
ASL Dolch Third Grade Sight Words
ASL Dolch Third Grade Sight Words: I teach in the higher grades and my students are still learning their Dolch Sight Words. To motivate them in learning these words, I designed this cards. My students love learning sign language and their vocabulary has increased. I hope you enjoy these cards and increase the spoken and signed language in the classroom. Print the cards, laminate them and cut them out. The cards can be placed in a small photo album or can be hole-punched to hang around your cla
2nd - 4th
American Sign Language, English Language Arts, Vocabulary
ASL Dolch Second Grade Sight Words
ASL Dolch Second Grade Sight Words: I teach in the higher grades and my students are still learning their Dolch Sight Words. To motivate them in learning these words, I designed this cards. My students love learning sign language and their vocabulary has increased. I hope you enjoy these cards and increase the spoken and signed language in the classroom. Print the cards, laminate them and cut them out. The cards can be placed in a small photo album or can be hole-punched to hang around your cl
1st - 3rd
American Sign Language, English Language Arts, Vocabulary
Money Skills: Count and Compare money
Money Skills and Recording Sheets (Color and Black & White task cards) Students will work on counting and recording like change. •Pennies up to 10 cents •Nickels up to 50 cents •Dimes up to $1.00 •Quarters up to $2.50 First Set: Students count and record the value of the coins. Second Set: Students determine the amount needed for the given amount. • Example: You have 3 nickels. How much money is needed to get $0.50. •Least amount of change to give back Comparing Money: Greater Than / Less Tha
1st - 3rd
Other (Math)
Costume Contest Certificates
Included are color and black & white certificates for Halloween. Landscape: Full Page 13 certificates included These are great to give to your students during your ‘costume’ party. Certificates include: best princess, best face paint, best superhero, best theme/couples, most bewitching, most boo-tiful, most creative, most original, the cutest (2 options), the funniest, the scariest and a generic certificate. To make them smaller, you can print the certificates two per page. Happy Halloween.
PreK - 6th
Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Matching
Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Matching The cards are in color and black & white. Landscape (6 to a page). Posters are in color and black & white. (Full Page) Headers included (3 to a page) Reference Sheets (1/2 page) Matching Game and/or Record answers on worksheets: •angry, angrier, angriest •old, older, oldest •sad, sadder, saddest •tall, taller, tallest •young, younger, youngest •big, bigger, biggest •deep, deeper, deepest •dirty, dirtier, dirtiest •fat, fatter, fattest •long, lo
2nd - 4th
Grammar, Writing
General: Reward Tags
General-Reward Tags: Students look forward receiving reward tags in the classroom. My students like to place their tags on a beaded chain necklace or in a journal. In this set, I have provided color and black/white tags. I suggest printing on cardstock and laminating the tags. This is a great incentive for all students to keep track of their accomplishments throughout the year. Topics Included: Welcome Back to School First Day of School Last Day of School Happy Birthday Bright Idea On Target You
K - 5th
For All Subjects
Pencils Sharpened / Needs Sharpened Labels
Here are a few fun labels for your pencil boxes.
Students can quickly identify which pencils are ready for use. Pencils which need sharpened later can be placed in a separate box.
More time for instruction and less time wasted finding that broken pencil!
PreK - 6th
For All Subjects
Roll, Say, Keep: Superhero Theme: Fry Words 1st-10th & Nouns
Roll, Say, Keep (Superhero Theme) Students will have fun reviewing and learning new sight words with this fun game. Game Rules: 1. Place a word card face up, in each space. 2. Leave the remaining word cards in a pile. 3. Players take turns rolling the die and reading the matching word card in the matching dice picture space on the game board. 4. If the player reads the word correctly, they keep it. Then replace a new card from the word pile. 5. If the player misreads the card, it is the next p
K - 4th
English Language Arts, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Vocabulary
Monster Symmetry Differentiated Worksheets
Line of Symmetry Worksheets: Monster Fun! Practice symmetry in four different ways. 1.) Color the monster so both sides look the same. 2.) Trace the mirror image of picture and color. 3.) Draw the mirror image of picture and color. 4.) Use grid lines, draw the mirror image and color. These are perfect for centers, early finishers, substitutes, morning work or homework. When finished, display their work on the bulletin board. There are two cards per landscape page (6 monsters total). Thanks
1st - 3rd
Geometry
Johnny Appleseed Unit
This unit is a multi-week overview of Johnny Appleseed. It references books, Youtube videos, and other resources. It is recommended to use the book but just having access to Youtube would be sufficient.
There are multiple areas covered (math, vocabulary words, reading comprehension, compare and contrast, geography, and written exercises). Students will enjoy hearing about the history of Johnny Appleseed and experience the idea of "tall tales."
The table of contents are listed below to give
K - 3rd
English Language Arts, Geography, Math
Skip Counting with Frakenstein
This is a Halloween-themed skip counting set of task cards. Students will be asked to find number patterns. They will determine the missing number in the sequence or the rule of the pattern.
There are a total of 24 task cards. 12 are filling in the blanks and 12 are finding the patterns.
Color and black and white versions of the cards are included.
Multiplication tables are also included.
Please see the sample page for additional previews.
2nd - 3rd
Numbers
Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, Star Student Reward Tags
Honor Roll, Attendance & Star Student Reward Tags: Students look forward receiving reward tags in the classroom. My students like to place their tags on a beaded chain necklace or in a journal. In this set, I have provided color and black/white tags. I suggest printing on cardstock and laminating the tags. This is a great incentive for all students to keep track of their accomplishments throughout the year. Thanks for stopping by! -Time2Learn
K - 3rd
For All Subjects
Dollar Up Task Cards - Holiday
The dollar up method is a way of rounding up a price to the nearest dollar. Sometimes it is called the next-dollar method. It is used for paying for items with the correct amount of money.
This holiday themed activity uses up to $10 bills (though a few items are just over $20). 16 task cards are included.
Multiple versions of answer sheets are available depending on the level of the classroom. Please see the sample pictures included.
K - 3rd
Monthly Homework Club-Reward Tags
Monthly Homework Club Reward Tags: Students love receiving reward tags when completing their homework monthly. The students in my classroom, look forward to reward day at the end of each month. The tags can be placed on a beaded chain necklace or in a journal. The tags come in color & black/white. Monthly Themes: January: Snowman February: Heart March: Clover April: Spring Duck May: Flowers June: Sun July: Fireworks August: Sunflower September: Apple October: Candy Corn November: Pumpkin Dece
PreK - 5th
For All Subjects
File Folder Multiplication x5
The Paint Shop: Multiplication Facts (5’s) Students will have fun working on their multiplication facts (x5) with this file folder game. Have the students multiply the numbers on the paint can and match with the paintbrush (product). File Folder Labels and tabs included. I have provided two versions of this task Mixed problemsSequential order problems to assist with solving problems with greater accuracy.Skill: Match the product with the equation given. Print, Laminate, Velcro and Cut. Have Fun
2nd - 3rd
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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