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45 questions safety judgment scenarios problem solving adult should you do
45 questions with scenarios. There are many possible answers to the questions. What should you do in a given situation at home. If the questions are too difficult for some clients, provide choices and let them choose the best answer. I tried to include a variety. Please provide me feedback. Thanks!!
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Grades:
12th, Adult Education
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Homework Choice Boards - Special Education/Early Elementary - Distance Learning
5 weeks worth of homework choice boards featuring functional daily living skills, specifically designed for students with special needs or early childhood learners. Each weekly choice board includes 9 optional activities and challenges students to complete them all, with the help of their families! These choice boards have been redesigned to accommodate long-distance learning during school closures, and instruct students to send their teacher a photo of the completed choice board, as opposed t
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PreK - 2nd
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Special Education Daily Warm Up Life Skills with Pre-Written IEP Goals
I created this unit to let my students reflect on their surroundings each morning. My students really like knowing the routine of these warm-ups every day! Use these warm-ups to start your day out with basic and functional information. This unit comes with two sections you can use each day.Warm-Ups: Included are 3 different types of warm-up to use with different levels so that each student can be challenged appropriately. The warm ups start off with levels for writing their names, so that you ca
Grades:
1st - 12th
Also included in:Â Special Education Distance Learning Bundle Life Skills Reading Writing Math
Back to School Student Planner Agenda | Homework Folder | Reading Log
**2019 Update - now there is an option for a Monthly Reading Log rather than just weekly! :) About the Folder AgendaI have spent years trying to find a system that helps my students to not only track their nightly reading in a Reading Log, but also record their nightly homework and transport it to and from school. I needed something that was organized, simple and gave my student structure!This system is everything in ONE! No need to keep track of an agenda, a folder and a separate reading log th
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Self-Monitoring Checklists for Independent Classwork & Homework
These Self-Monitoring Checklists (2) for Independent Classwork & Homework were designed to be used as a set. By providing your students with an outline of steps to follow for independent problem solving, before seeking adult support, they will be empowered. This should be used with those students who frequently say things like "I don't know how," "I can't," or "I need help," After making it all the way through the Self-Monitoring Checklist on their own, the students are encouraged to asked t
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Not Grade Specific
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Homework, Missing Work, Late Work, Project Policy Parent Letter
This is a letter I used to inform parents at the beginning of the year of my classroom policies regarding homework, late work, missing work, projects and no name papers.
This was intended for 5th grade but can be modified for any upper grade levels. It includes an acknowledgement section (which became VERY helpful when procedures were not followed later in the year.)
Editable.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Classroom Puzzle Activity
This would be a great homework activity for the beginning of the year. Students can decorate their puzzle piece to share all about themselves. It is also a great way to discuss diversity and what makes us all special, and to create a classroom community by putting all the pieces together in a classroom display. "We All Fit Together."
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PreK - 3rd
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Binder and Folder Covers - Super Hero Theme Editable
Use these super hero covers to personalize your kids' folders or binders. I am going to have my kids choose their cover so they have a picture they either like or that looks like they do.
If you have never checked out Nicky's Folders , you need to! They are SUPER!
I also alphabetize my kids by first name and then assign them a number.
Included in this pack are:
17 different super heroes in 3 different forms
Matching information sheet
pictures of how I use them
Thanks so much!
Hilary Lewi
Grades:
K - 3rd
Problem Solving, Social Perspective Taking in Real Life Scenarios
This is a reading, writing, and problem solving, and perspective-taking exercise for young adult through adult age populations. The worksheets provide real-life ADL scenarios in which the individual must consider other perspectives and provide written or spoken responses about how they would feel and what they would do. There are no right answers, only opportunities for realistic discussion.**Example from the worksheet: You best friend tells you to steal a bag of Skittles from the grocery store.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Problem Solving, Social Perspective Taking in Real Life Scenarios Bundle
No Prep Monthly Family Centered Projects
This product provides a monthly project for parents and students to do together. this is primary for students with disabilities but it can be used in primary grades. The projects align to the Unique Learning Systems monthly themes for next school year.
Includes:
Letter to the parent (editable)
August-About my Family
September- Community Signs
October- Race Track-Force and Motion
November-Disguise the Turkey
December-Traditions Quilt piece
January-Healthy vs Unhealthy Foods
February-Design a mai
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Editable Student Binder - Teaching Organization
This student organizational binder is perfect for teaching children responsibilities and helping them make connections between school and home. It is designed to be completely editable to make it easy for you utilize this extensive resource in your own classroom year after year.
Included are full color and black & white sets of:
Binder Covers
Password Log
Daily Schedule
12 Months of Calendars
Monthly Homework Log
Monthly Reading Log
Reading Goal Sheet
Friday Folder Parent Correspondence
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Hard Skills vs Soft Skills Full Lesson - Includes Slides and Worksheet!
In this activity, students will be taken through a variety of activities to learn more about the difference between hard skills and soft skills and why they are important in the workplace. This activity also comes with a slide show presentation that teachers can use to lead the class through the activity. Alternatively, students could also accomplish all steps on their own if the teacher wanted to use this as a homework assignment or quiet class activity. I love this activity in my classes. Stud
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
part 1 Functional pictures of everyday items flashcards, name objects/categories
Here are four pages of functional/everyday objects around the house. Some individuals that may have trouble naming common objects, may need extra practice. These images may be extra practice. Put these with the actual object for additional reinforcement when naming objects.They may also be used for increasing vocabulary or naming categories. This is part 1 of my functional pictures. I created these on my own because I did not want to copyright and I figured I would share them with others :) plea
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Grades:
K - 12th, Adult Education
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Weekly Behavior Goal Chart Editable
HI!
This product was made to help students visualize and achieve a behavior goal that helps students, parents, and teachers modify behaviors. You, the students, or the parents can chose the goal and the reward given once the goal is achieved. This pack is editable and keeps the goals visual for the students to keep the goal in mind and accomplish them. This pack has helped my students stay on task, complete homework at home, and do their daily reading!
Grades:
PreK - 4th
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Homework Choice Boards 2- Special Education/Early El. - Distance Learning
5 MORE weeks worth of homework choice boards featuring functional daily living skills, specifically designed for students with special needs or early childhood learners. Each weekly choice board includes 9 optional activities and challenges students to complete them all, with the help of their families! These choice boards have been redesigned to accommodate long-distance learning during school closures, and instruct students to send their teacher a photo of the completed choice board, as oppo
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Counting Coins Worksheet (Mixed Coins, Real Pictures)
Six problems where students add 7 coins (includes pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters) to find the sum. Includes real pictures of coins (front and back).
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2nd - 12th
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Case studies
This is an excellent project for students who are studying AP Psychology. Based on the DSM V - these case studies ask students to analyze various cases and then provide a diagnosis, a rationale and a possible treatment. In perfect alignment with an AP Psychology segment on abnormal psychology. Also relevant to a Psy 101 college course.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Hand Sewing/Stitching Practice Worksheet
Do you hate wasting precious fabric for your students to practice hand sewing? Do your students constantly make their stitches too small or too big? Well, then it's time to start having them practice on paper! :) Save yourself the time and agony of trying to space and calculate where to put your dots/stitches by using this handy worksheet!Check out the link below for a video explaining every stitch included on this worksheet.Link: Hand Stitching Videos Playlist on Youtube
Grades:
4th - 12th
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20 Something Project
This project was created for a Career and Life Management Course.
The students are "pretending" they are 20 something years old and need to move out of their parent's home. The purpose of this project is to help students learn how to budget and manage financial resources effectively. They may choose to live with a roommate or by themselves.
The project includes:
(1) paycheque definitions
(2) paycheque calculations
(3) to have a roommate or not?
(4) different types of rental accommodations
(5
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Grades:
10th - 12th
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Homework Choice Boards- ENTIRE YEAR WORTH
Give student the ability to choose what homework they want to complete with homework choice boards. This download includes 36 homework choice boards with multiple activities that are academic, social skills, life skills, and much more. No prep needed. Simply add your instructions and print. This type of homework gives students the power to take control over their learning and complete fun, engaging, interactive homework activities. NINE different activities, on different performance levels, incl
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Grades:
K - 4th
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Personal Finance: Banks (Reading & Questions)
This product is a reading on Banks.The reading covers the following material: Banks, Interchange Fee, Debit Card, Credit Union, National Credit Union Association (NCUA), Checking Account, Check, Bounced Check, Savings Account, and a Certificate of Deposit (CD).How do you use this product? Upload the reading and questions onto your Canvas, Google Classroom, or teaching web page. This assignment can be used as classwork or homework. It is perfect for distance learning.The work is doable and the st
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Work Life Balance Activity
This product includes an article called "How to Improve Your Work-Life Balance" from Wall Street Journal with 18 questions attached for students to answer as they read the article. Following the article and questions students are to watch the Ted Talk "How to Make Work Life Balance Work" and answer the 12 questions that go along with it. Finally, students are to fill out the "Work and Recreation" and "Career and Work Life" student surveys to see what they need to work on in regards to balancing
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Family Holiday Interview Form for Elementary Students
Making connections to their own family history is a wonderful way for students to appreciate how times have changed. One of my students' favorite holiday activities is this holiday interview. I send it home early in the holiday season to allow students the opportunity to interview a family member over the holiday break. Students ask a few simple questions and take a picture to display with the completed interview text. I make these into a precious keepsake by mounting the interview and picture t
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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part 2 Functional pictures household items flashcards, naming objects categories
Here are four pages of functional/everyday objects around the house. Some individuals that may have trouble naming common objects, may need extra practice. These images may be extra practice. Put these with the actual object for additional reinforcement when naming objects.They may also be used for increasing vocabulary or naming categories. This is part 2 of my functional pictures. I created these on my own because I did not want to copyright and I figured I would share them with others :) plea
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Grades:
K - 12th, Adult Education
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