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Life Skills & Basic Concepts Assessment & Practice Digital or Print Binder SPED

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Grade Levels
K - 8th
Standards
Formats Included
  • Zip
Pages
900 pages
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Description

These Literacy, Math, Basic Concept, and Life Skills binders or digital PDF’s (with color, shape, letter, number, quantity, prepositions, time, money, body parts, yes/no, more/less, same/different, sight words, personal information, actions, motor movements, and much more...) can be used for assessment or instruction and or practice of expressive, receptive, matching, imitation, and following directions. Data sheets and progress monitoring graphs are included for each skill.

Choose concepts to print into binders, use on iPad, computer, or Smartboard.

These can be used to assess students’ present levels for future goals or for instruction/practice. These are great for students, who are minimally verbal or non-verbal, to practice expressive language and labeling using AAC of visual response boards. Use of this product can target describing and vocabulary building. Visual Response Boards are included if a student requires additional visual supports or has a newer AAC system.

Page/binder flaps are included for visual response boards to lessen the field size by covering up the icons. Flaps can minimize the field size by four or eight leaving strips of icons.

Use for:

  • Expressive/ labeling
  • Matching
  • Receptive identification
  • Imitation and/or Follow Directions
  • Matching Words to Pictures

Iincludes:

Colors

Color splotches- (11 pages)

Color clip art drawings- (11 pages)

Color photos- (11 pages)

Shapes

Black shapes - (12 pages)

Shape clip art drawings - (12 pages)

Shape Photos - (12 pages)

Numbers

0-10 (11 pages)

11-20 (10 pages)

Quantities (1:1 Correspondence)

Ten frames - (11 pages)

Counting objects - (11 pages)

More and less - (10 pages)

Letters

uppercase - (26 pages)

lowercase - (26 pages)

Size (big or small)

- (10 pages)

Same or different

- (10 pages)

Emotions

clip art - (12 pages)

photo - (12 pages)

Body parts

- (12 pages)

Actions (Photos)

- (27 pages)

Spatial Concepts

Duck and Tub - (10 pages)

Train and Tunnel - (10 pages)

Imitation/ follow directions (Pencil and cup) - (9 pages and manipulatives)

Traffic Signs

- (12 pages)

Money

Dollar and coin names - (9 pages)

Bill and coin value - (12 pages)

Counting Dollar Bills - (5 pages)

Counting Pennies - (5 pages)

Add up coin values - (6 pages)

Time

Analog

Hour - (5 pages)

Half hour - (5 pages)

Quarter hour - (5 pages)

Digital time - (10 pages)

Personal information

- (11 pages)

Body Part Identification

Head/face - (12 pages)

body - (11 pages)

Motor imitation

Body actions - (22 pages)

Actions with objects - (13 pages)

Yes/no- (10 pages)

Sight words

Color words - (11 pages)

Shape words - (12 pages)

Number words 0-10 - (11 pages)

Number words 11-20 - (10 pages)

Spatial Concept words - (12 pages)

Body parts - (12 pages)

Emotions - (12 pages)

Money words - (13 pages)

Core word set 1 - (15 pages)

Core word set 2 - (15 pages)

Picture Response boards (with or without words)

color

shape

number 0-10

number 11-20

Quantity numbers

letter

emotions

body parts

spatial concepts

Actions

traffic signs

money

core words

big/small; more/less, same/different, yes/no

Picture Response boards ( words only)

colors

shapes
numbers

emotions

body parts

spatial concepts

money

Data Sheets and Progress monitoring graphs

  • 53 labeled individual skill data sheets (for assessment)
  • 53 non-labeled individual skill data sheets (for practice)
  • 53 Progress monitoring graph data sheets (for each skill area)
Total Pages
900 pages
Answer Key
N/A
Teaching Duration
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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Count to 100 by ones and by tens.
Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities; connect counting to cardinality.
When counting objects, say the number names in the standard order, pairing each object with one and only one number name and each number name with one and only one object.
Understand that the last number name said tells the number of objects counted. The number of objects is the same regardless of their arrangement or the order in which they were counted.
Count to answer “how many?” questions about as many as 20 things arranged in a line, a rectangular array, or a circle, or as many as 10 things in a scattered configuration; given a number from 1-20, count out that many objects.

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