Tiny Human Tamer

Rated 5 out of 5, based on 6 reviews

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Orlando, Florida, United States

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Two years of animal training. Two years of teaching toddlers with special needs. Five and a half years of teaching VPK to students with special needs.

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Apple Themed RAN Boards

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Tiny Human Tamer

Apple themed Rapid Automatic Naming Boards to fit in 4 x 6 task boxes. Print on card stock and laminate for best results. Students can simply point to letters when named or mark them with a dry erase marker or small object. I like to use skittles, mini erasers, or colored bears to mark them.

PreK - K

Balanced Literacy

Also included in: Back to School Basics Bundle for Task Boxes

Daily Note for IEP

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Attached is a daily note that I use for IEP purposes. This note covers most of the areas of the day: Circle Time, Small Group, Centers, Social, Emotions and behavior, Bathroom, Lunch, and a space for Notes and Reminders.

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Positive Reward Potty Training Chart

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Included is a potty training chart with skittles, starbursts, and thumbs up emoji reward "stickers" (to be used with velcro).

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Back to School Patterns

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Back to school pattern themed pattern cards with matching velcro pieces. Print on card stock and laminate for best results. Fits perfectly in 4 x 6 task boxes.

PreK - K

Also included in: Back to School Basics Bundle for Task Boxes

Shapes Name It Trace It Draw It

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Small task cards with shapes. Students are to first name the shape, then trace the shape, then draw the shape. Task cards fit into 4 x 6 task boxes and are meant for independent work.

PreK - K

Handwriting

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About the store

Experience

Two years of animal training. Two years of teaching toddlers with special needs. Five and a half years of teaching VPK to students with special needs.

Teaching style

Behavior, Behavior, Behavior. My main focus begins with working on classroom expectations, establishing positive behavior systems, creating a safe environment, and keeping students busy and engaged. I am a huge fan of small groups and specialized tasks (which is why I love task boxes) to keep students engaged and motivated to do work.