Uniquely Visual

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Leland, North Carolina, United States

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I have worked in special education for 10 years and in my current job for 9 years as a setting 3 Autism teacher. I teach many subjects: literacy, math, social skills, and self-regulation are some subjects that I teach.

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Fraction Models Addition and Subtraction Sample

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This is a sample of the full packet created to support students in understanding addition and subtraction of fractions visually for denominators of 10’s and 100’s before moving to other denominators. The students begin addition and subtraction of like fractions. To allow for repetition there are multiple pages for each skill to help them build mastery. The format of the pages is an example, watch, and do. "Watch" is the section where I model the skill and the student(s) can see how the problem

4th - 5th

Fractions

Asking Follow-Up Questions

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An activity where students can sort the follow-up questions to go with the topic question. Then students can pick a card and try to come up with follow-up questions for the topic questions.

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Visuals to Teach Addition and Subtraction with Manipulatives

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A great visual to support learning addition and subtraction with manipulatives. The students use manipulatives to help count. It could be used in a lesson or in math centers.

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Basic Operations

Visual Division with Remainders sample

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This product is to visually support students in division with remainders.

4th - 6th

Arithmetic, Basic Operations

Conversation BINGO

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This is a fun way to work on questions and comments with your students! Play a game of BINGO while having a conversation. The students try to insert questions and comments into the conversation to get BINGO!

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The Autism Spectrum is so big I have a variety of students in my classroom. One theme through many of my lessons is the use of visuals to support learning and understanding.