16 results
Problem solving clip arts for Microsoft Word
Hands to Self Social Story
With a license to use Boardmaker, I have created numerous social stories to support students with special needs. Engage your little one with this social story about Keeping Hands to Self, and how to positive use our hands.
Grades:
K - 6th
Types:
Problem Size Posters - Big, Medium and Little Problem
Bright, large problems to display the size of the problem. There are three posters: one says "big problem", one "medium problem" and one "little problem." Posters are large - 11x17.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
I Spy: What Can You Find?
I Spy is always a fun game to play! Test your students problem solving skills and see if they can find every item on the list. You could use magnifying glasses to find the items or use a writing utensil to cross off the items on the list once found.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Visual Schedule
In TK, we focus a lot on patience, and this is a tool I use for students who have a difficult time waiting for play time and snack time. It offers a way for them to know exactly what is coming next. I included an editable document for you to take our images and put in your own to match your daily schedule. Just print it out, laminate, and tape it onto your student's desk. They will love it! Enjoy!
Subjects:
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Types:
Break Cards
Do you have students that need/ask for a break constantly? Maybe you have students that are learning how to request a break before behavior escalates. Either way, these break cards work great! I have it set up so my students can have 3 additional sensory/ brain breaks a day. Each break correlates with a different color. The first time they ask, they take a green card and circle how they are feeling. The second time they ask, they take a yellow card. The third time they ask, they take a red card.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
PICTURES OF FOOD FOR SORTING FOOD GROUPS Coloring
- Simple & Editable- Black and White Pictures of foods -Food Groups: Grain Group, Vegetable Group, Fruit Group, Milk Group and Protein Group- 3 food pictures for each group-3 food pictures left for students to decide which group they belong to-Color in pictures of food-Cut out photos-Glue into a journal or on a food pyramid
Subjects:
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Types:
Ask for Help Social Story
Social stories are a great resource for teaching social stories. The most effective means for teaching a social story is to read the social story with your student(s) accompanied with a photo library to illustrate the story with pictures, video model the social story, and then challenge the student to role play situations specific to the social story.
This social story presents situations which require individuals to ask for help. The story is composed of pages with 1 or 2 sentences and pictu
Subjects:
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Types:
Good / Poor Choices Picture Sort
This is a picture sort of good and poor choices. This is more of a picture sort about behavior and emotional things students deal with at school. The sort can help with classroom management by reducing unwanted behaviors by opening the conversation of why they are a poor choices. Example of pictures include - fighting, spitting, yelling, throwing away trash, blowing nose into tissue, swing correctly, listening to teacher and many more. There is 1 page with the heading good choice and poor choic
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Types:
Workshop Dramatic Play Area
I often put out pretend tools, and read books like the three little pigs, Jabari tries, jacks house, and other books about building. could also be used for a construction unit
Grades:
PreK - K
Types:
"I Need a Break" icons
3 "I Need a Break" icons that can be laminated for special needs students to use when they want a break.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Behavior Visual Schedule
If your class is anything like mine, transitions can be chaos! I created a visual schedule for my students and it completely changed the mindset of my group. Students are calmer with a more structured day, they know what to expect next, and can offer themselves positive reinforcement based on a goal they choose (or I choose). They love "self-assessing" for each content area, especially my students who are wiggly with short attention spans- they need a constant reminder for where they are at in t
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Requesting Help & Break Prompt Cards
Various sizes and versions of break and help prompting cards which can be attached to a student's desk, laminated and handed in as a nonverbal prompts, worn on a lanyard or used in any environment to aide in students' expressing their needs.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Mario Scavenger hunt
Easy print, cut and laminate Mario Scavenger Hunt. I use this as an outdoor recess material for some of the kids who prefer to do quieter activities during that time.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Behavior Chart Bundle- Smiley Face System
This editable small bundle includes: TWO different Behavior Charts to choose from (which prints two at a time per sheet of paper)Calming Choices ChartRewards Chart. Parent/Teacher comment pageThese resources help behaviorally challenged students review daily goals, provides support in choosing a tool to calm down with, and encourages students to stay motivated to earn a reward. The Calming Choices Chart has 4 different choices available. These choices are depicted in images and words to best sup
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
CCSS:
Clothing Dress Up
Can be used for clothing vocabulary and following directions. Print all of the clothes and let your kiddo dress up the person.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Showing 1-16 of 16 results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands