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Activities for Microsoft Publisher and for early intervention
Identifying and Matching Letters, Numbers, Colors and Shapes
Practice identifying and matching letters (capital and lowercase), numbers, shapes and colors.Can be used singularly or laminated for multiple uses.English and Spanish colors, numbers and shapes.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Regulation Station Binder 1
Add a regulation station to your classroom or office. Use this binder as one of the tools in your station. Includes 18 pages of breathing exercises, sensory strategies, and zones of regulation worksheets. Pairs well with a bin of fidget and sensory items, some noise cancelling headphones, and a weighted lap pad. This is a publisher document so you can edit to your needs.
Grades:
K - 5th
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Regulation Station Binder 2
Add a regulation station to your classroom or office. Use this binder as one of the tools in your station. Includes 18 pages of breathing exercises, sensory strategies, and zones of regulation worksheets. Pairs well with a bin of fidget and sensory items, some noise cancelling headphones, and a weighted lap pad. This is a publisher document so you can edit to your needs.
Grades:
K - 5th
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4 Step Egg Hatch Sequencing Activity
This includes four pictures going from egg to baby chicken, paired with numbers 1-4. Works well Pre-K thru K, or children in Special Education classrooms working on these skills. I recommend cutting out squares, laminating and adding velcro. Can be laid out on a table or as a file folder activity for repetitive use.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Halloween Gross Motor/Action Card - 8 Cards
Fun, Halloween themed Gross Motor/Action Cards. This set comes with 8 action cards.
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Eat or Don't Eat Chart
For sensory eaters and pica kids. Laminate and Velcro to use this chart to practice what is ok to eat, and not ok to eat.
Grades:
PreK
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Rhyming Dust Bunnies Complete Set for Family Night
Create a Literacy Family Involvement Event for your school, preschool, childcare center or community family center using these materials emphasizing the importance of rhyme. The Rhyming Dust Bunnies theme is a fun way to engage children with emerging literacy skills to practice rhyming using a board game. Other items include a Tip sheet for parents, evaluation, door poster, press release, and board game complete with directions
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Clown Fish with Upper and Lowercase letters
These fish can be used in many ways to teach, assess and enforce skills. The students can use them for letter identification, matching upper and lowercase letters, letter sound recognition and many more. They can also be used to put in abc order, or have a child pick a fish and have them say a word that begins or ends with that letter.
If you would like to personalize them to one specific child you can use the letters of his or her name and have them put them in order and remind them to use
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PreK - 2nd
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Fun Name Tracing Workshop Center
This activity was made in Publisher. ( If you have a Mac it won't work only on Microsoft) Publisher has the same commands as Microsoft Word but it is more flexible to paste pictures. My students have a lot of fun with this activity and it does not need much teacher guidance. Place it in a center with 2 to 4 students. Students will be able to find their name looking for their picture.
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PreK - K
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Daily Activity Icons (used for child-led daily schedule)
Use this publisher document as a daily graphic icons organizer, to help with toddler schedule. How we use them: We cut out each image, laminate, and use as magnets for a child-led daily schedule. This helps as a visual aid in reminding daily activity options, allowing the child to feel confident and in charge of their daily routine, as well as establish good daily habits. We categorize our icons into two categories:1. "Daily Good Habits" (or required activities) - getting dressed, brushing teeth
Grades:
PreK - K
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Sensory Worksheets and Exercises
11 sensory exercises for students. Perfect addition to a regulation station, occupational therapy, calming corner.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Individual clean up chart template
Having opportunities to identify as a "helper" can increase a child's sense of well-being and self-esteem. Some of our kiddos with auditory processing, impulsivity, distractability, or language differences can find focus on multi-stepped, clean-up tasks challenging. You can breakdown the task and increase the ability of ALL your children to participate by using this template to create your own step-by-step visuals. Laminate, add velcro and your own classroom photos, and watch your children gain
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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File Folder Color Matching
Cut out, laminate and glue into a file folder. Add velcro to match the colored pictures to the correct box.
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Simple 7 Day Sticker Chart (used for potty training)
Simple seven-day sticker chart - 7X8 chart. Personally used as a potty training tool for toddler.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Caterpillar Counting
This worksheet allows you to write in the number of dots used to create each caterpillar. You can have students use stamp pads, dotters, really anything!
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Grades:
PreK - K
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I Am Ready for School PicList
You can help your students & parents get ready for school each day with this easy-to-use, picture poster. Laminating it is a good idea as well.
It's a great tool to include in your Meet The Teacher packet ~ parents will LOVE it!
Go over it with your students & parents. You could even stage a "practice."
Recommend a review everyday (with a checklist) until it becomes a habit for the child.
I'd love to hear how this works for you, your students & their parents.
Email me: bizzylizzy2
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Just Different - Free Cut outs to make own characters
Free Cut out to make your own characters for new book
"Just Different" a book about social acceptance for friends with different abilities.
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Grades:
PreK - K
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Feelings Chart
The student is able to identify how they are feeling: happy, sad, or mad. The chart prompts them to explain why they are feeling that way.
To avoid making copies the chart can be placed in a sheet protector. This way it can be written on and wiped off each week. Documentation can be kept by dating and taking a photograph of the chart.
Grades:
PreK - K
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