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Vocational education resources for parents under $5
Bed Time Social Story
Print and laminate all pages.
Using a binding machine, or 1” binder rings, bind the pages of the story together.
Use this story with visual learners to review the bedtime routine with them. This story can become part of the bed time routine as well by reading it each night before starting the routine.
Images help students comprehend the order in which things will occur before bed time.
This story also includes a piece on staying in our beds until it is time to wake up.
This is ideal to use
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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My Shopping List - Grocery
Kids love to play store! My Shopping List will be great for any child wanting to play pretend store at home or wanting to be helpful while going grocery shopping with an adult! They will love checking off the items needed before heading off to the store and will feel very responsible as they check off the items they "got" throughout the store. This list will be very useful in helping keep your child occupied during your grocery shopping experience. They will also be able to start learning and re
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Unit 2 Types of Employment Social Narrative
A simple story with the visuals and language you need to talk to students about the types of employment options they will need to start thinking about if they decide to take a vocational pathway.Help prepare your students for essential career skills with direct social skills instruction that is beneficial to students with special needs. This book can be used before starting a job or read regularly in preparation of a job search.This book includes:23 pages of narrative discussion on work permits
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Vocation Unit 2 Bundle - Types of Employment
Parent Transition Survey for IEP | Google Form Questionnaire
Want to increase engagement from more of your families? A Google Form Parent Transition Survey is the way to go! This Parent Input Questionnaire is perfect for developing a quality, student-centered IEP that can replace your paper forms for good! It includes some examples and checkbox questions that will guide parents/guardians through the process. I have found that sending a Google Form by email (and making it viewable in the email) increases the responses I receive from families!Easily customi
Grades:
8th - 11th, Staff, Not Grade Specific
Functional Communication Training Overview
A PDF training guide describing the benefits of functional communication training (or FTC). This includes what Functional Communication Training is, how it works, more detail on FCT, 7 step guide on implementing FCT, group discussion, and advantages/disadvantages of FCT. This is perfect for direct care staff when implementing functional communication programs.
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Not Grade Specific
Loading and Unloading the Dishwasher
The world is such a crazy place right now. Teachers are trying to figure out how we can best support our students from a distance. Parents are trying to home school without much direction. We need to all join our efforts to make sure our kids are learning!This document includes; a step by step task analysis to teach your children how to load (2 different versions depending on soap type) and how to unload the dishwasher. **this should be supervised by an adult
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Not Grade Specific
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FFA State Convention Sample Letter
State Convention is always a stressful time, but this sample letter could help alleviate some of your usual headaches! Don't recreate the wheel this year; instead, invest in this great sample letter to get yours started. This letter can easily be changed in Microsoft Word or a similar program in order to meet the needs of your chapter. The first page in a letter to the parents explaining how students qualified to attend convention, as well as general information about the event, including hotel
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
FAFSA Info Session Powerpoint and Guided Notes
Every year the situation is the same… questions about “The Free Application for Federal Student Aid” abound. Many parents and students have appreciated this simple FAFSA Info Session offered at school, at the local library, or for individual use.This is a basic overview introduction to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. It provides all the most necessary information in one place for students and parents. Includes: FAFSA Information Powerpoint PresentationComplete Notes *editableGuided
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: WHOLE STORE BUNDLE - Annie Bell - That Has A Nice Ring To It
Beginner Machine Sewing: Bookmark Pt. 2
Teach and learn how to sew a simple easy bookmark. This assignment comes with two options if you have students who are a little more advanced they can choose "Option B" which makes a bookmark/pen holder. This is the second lesson of the beginner machine sewing unit. Students bring together their knowledge of the sewing machine, stitches, and focus to create a one of a kind bookmark. No worries if you have not completed the other parts of this unit. You still have everything you need right here t
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Beginner Machine Sewing BUNDLE 5 Assignments + 4 Sewing Projects
Beginner Machine Sewing: Paper Pieced Tote Pt. 4
Teach and learn how to paper piece this classic TOTE! Paper piecing is a simple quilting technique that can be use for all sorts of accessories. This is the fourth lesson of the beginner machine sewing unit. Students bring together their knowledge of the sewing machine, stitches, and focus to create a one of a kind tote. No worries if you have not completed the other parts of this unit. You still have everything you need right here to complete this project. Excellent project to use up scrap mat
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Beginner Machine Sewing BUNDLE 5 Assignments + 4 Sewing Projects
Annual Review Parent Letter and Transition Survey (Editable)
Looking for an easy way to communicate about Annual Review meetings with parents? Do you need a transition assessment to give students and parents for more informed IEP writing? This google doc is completely editable and will help you achieve both those things!
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: IEP Tools Growing Bundle - 7 EDITABLE Forms and Docs
Budget Planner PDF
Budget Planner and Savings Challenge, a perfect tool for anyone looking to take control of their finances, which in turn has a huge impact on our mental health. This planner is not just a simple notebook; it's a comprehensive financial management system that will help you track your income, expenses, savings, and financial goals.Whether you're a student, a professional, a stay-at-home parent, or a retiree, this planner is designed to help you manage your money more effectively. It's perfect for
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Beginner Machine Sewing: Scrunchie Pt.1
Teach and learn how to machine sew a scrunchie! This is the first lesson of the beginner machine sewing unit. Students bring together their knowledge of the sewing machine, stitches, and focus to create a scrunchie. This self guided assignment allows the students the ability to watch a guided tutorial for each step. This allows the teacher to maximize their time in one on one student assistance. Great for home school, virtual, or in person learning.WHAT YOU GETEditable slideshow that you can ass
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Beginner Machine Sewing BUNDLE 5 Assignments + 4 Sewing Projects
Parent Input English/Spanish | Parent completed Student Inventory | Grades 6-12
Parent Input Questionnaire is in both English and Spanish. The questionnaire provides a student inventory from the perspective from the student’s adult. This information can be used in transition planning or IEP documentation to ensure that a child's educational experience is tailored to their needs and aspirations.The information gathered helps you know your student and his parents’ perspective on their child. Parent input will help teachers understand what's working well and identify areas for
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Eating at a restaurant social story
Adapted social story about eating at a restaurant, ordering food and manners. Use this story to prime students before going on CBI trip out to eat. #special education #autism
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Person Centered Goal Setting:EDITABLE for Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Editable Word Doc assessment for use with adults with developmental disabilities to self identify goals. Visual supports included to answer each survey question. Assessment includes EIGHT categories based on the eight life domains for Charting the LifeCourse (Indiana DDRS). Document will prompt you through each domain then allows you to establish tasks, prioritize goals, and establish a date to review/revise plan. Excellent resource to use for behavior consultants, therapists, residential staff,
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Not Grade Specific
Table Manners BINGO Game | Dining Etiquette Game
Printable Table Manners Bingo Game- Etiquette game for kidsMake practicing table manners fun. - PDF File Everything you need for bingo is included:-Bingo Cards - 4 in a color and 4 in black and white. -6 popular manners to work on for each round of bingo. A blank card where you can write in your own manners to practice. -A paper dice (die) to cut out if you don’t have a real one or you want a quieter one for mealtime. THIS IS THE BINGO GAME KIT ONLY IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE BUNDLE WITH BINGO A
Grades:
K - 5th
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Life Skill Check List Distant / Digital Learning
Visual Life Skills List that data can be taken on. Tasks list include personal care, around the house jobs, vocational job skills, skills for the kitchen, and laundry. Perfect for home or school. Comes with a prompting key and a description of a prompting hierarchy .Updated format.Added visual schedule .New tasks.Make sure to print in landscape format!!!
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
IEP Transition Surveys Transition Planning Support Survey for Students and Paren
This resource is designed to gather insights and preferences to assist in developing effective transition plans. Your input is crucial in guiding personalized support strategies for students as they prepare for life beyond high school. Thank you for participating in this important process.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Welcome to Basic Ag Intro Sheet
Are you looking for an easy yet visually appealing way to inform students and/or parents about Basic Ag? If so, this one page welcome sheet is all you need! This recourse is editable in Canva. After downloading the resource, you will be able to add and change your information as needed. **This is great to use at Open House or even as a Syllabus. Topics Covered on Syllabus:Course DescriptionGrading CategoriesMaterialsClassroomFFASAEQR Code Location for Pay FFA DuesTeacher Contact How it Works?1.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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IEP Transition Goal Bank
Special Education Teachers must include a transition plan in all IEPs for students who are14 years of age and older. A lot of teachers struggle to write an appropriate transition goal that makes sense with the student's plan for post graduation. This product includes a bank of goals in the following categories: (a) four-year or two-year college, (b) vocational / trade school, (c) enter workforce immediately, (d) unsure what to do after graduation, (e) general life skills, (f) general vocationa
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Basic Agriculture Science Syllabus
Let's be honest, syllabus are normally boring and not fun to look at. However, this one page syllabus is all you need to introduce your student to basic agricultural science. Included in the download are two different layouts for the syllabus. One version has less color while other other has tons of color. Also included is the syllabus conformation sheet. There are also two variations, one is a full sheet and the other is a half, for those who love to save paper. Topics Covered on Syllabus:Cours
Grades:
8th - 12th
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College Vs Trade School Vs Entry Level Jobs
A lot of special education students have no idea what they want after high school graduation. Unfortunately, many students believe they have to go to college or university. There are a lot more options out there! If your student is debating what to do next, simply print the packet out and give it the student for a quick read. The product includes: (a) higher education review, timeline, and resources, (b) trade school options, expectations, and application process, (c) a list of gap year orga
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Guardianship, Educational Decisions, and Age of Majority in IL
This infographic outlines guardianship, the age of majority, and delegation of educational rights in the state of Illinois. It has live links in the document to learn more on each topic and includes a checklist for parents/guardians.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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