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3rd grade australian history resources for early intervention under $5
MORE or LESS (Greater/Less Than) Task Cards “TASK BOX FILLER" for Autism
Are your students learning more or less early math with visuals for counting pictures to find which group has more or less in order to compare sets of numbers?MORE or LESS (Greater/Less Than) Task Cards “TASK BOX FILLER” for Autism Do your students need visual support to learn the concept of more or less with up to 20 objects? If so, this Task Box Filler set provides one-on-one instruction or independent work for practicing “Which is more?” or “Which is less?”Perfect for visual learners! Real li
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K - 3rd
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Also included in: AUTISM EDUCATORS Custom Task Box Filler Activities BUNDLE for ERIN D.
3rd Grade Math Pre-Assessment Beginning of Year Math Test Intervention Tool
Use this printable pre assessment as a BOY third grade math intervention tool. This diagnostic math pre-assessment assesses second grade foundational readiness skills, provides baseline data on new 3rd grade students, and helps you check for understanding before you began any instruction. The pre-assessments were implemented to determine what foundational skills students possessed when entering a grade level. It is best used within the first week of school. Get it today!☝ Better yet, get the bun
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2nd - 3rd
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Behavior - Poor Choice Parent Notifications
This download contains a wide variety of behavioral notifications and serves as a great communication tool when students make a poor choice. There are several different styles to choose from including both full or 1/2 sheets and different clip art styles.THE AUSTRALIAN VERSION "behaviour" CAN BE FOUND HERE: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Behaviour-AUSTRALIAN-VERSION-Poor-Choice-Parent-Notifications-4628525Included is a reflections sheet that allows students to communicate what happ
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PreK - 6th
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Three Step Sequencing Picture Cards and Matching Boom Cards
This three-step sequencing picture card resource contains 20 real-life scenes to help your students learn how to sequence events and write about them. Using three-step everyday sequences to teach your students will keep them engaged and having fun! *Now containing a zip file for the printable version and the Boom card set. If students have poor language skills, referencing the background knowledge of what happens first, next, and last is very difficult for them. I have included many different w
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K - 3rd
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Australian Aboriginal Symbol Cards
A perfect addition to NAIDOC week or adding to your indigenous activities in your room. This pack includes 36 Australian Aboriginal Symbol cards in 2 different sizes and can be used for a variety of activities by a variety of year levels. Some suggestions include:-Large mats for playdough mats-Smaller tracing cards perfect for sand trays, painting stones or images.*Check out the preview for some ideas for use*These match perfectly to the Australian Aboriginal Playdough MatsCheck out some other g
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PreK - 6th
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Copy Sentences | Trace-Copy-Write for Fine Motor Skills TASK BOX FILLER
Does your student have an IEP Goal related to copying sentences? This set of writing and fine motor skills activity task cards use real life pictures with THREE LEARNING LEVELS! For more complex learners or children who are working on tracing letters or words, Level 1 is the suggested starting point. Level 2 includes guided spacing for words and Level 3 is to copy the sentence within the given boundaries with correct letter formation.***Please view our BUNDLES section of our TpT store for additi
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K - 3rd
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Also included in: AUTISM EDUCATORS Custom Task Box Filler Activities BUNDLE for ERIN D.
Non identical matching picture cards for autism and special education
Non-identical matching picture cards for Autism, Special Ed, Early Intervention, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy and ESL. This pack includes 292 cards (80 items/targets with 3-4 exemplars for each ).Visual Discrimination is the ability of the child to be aware of the distinctive features of forms including shape, orientation, size, and color. Non identical matching is understanding that items can be the same but look different and this is an important skill. The pictures are photographs of
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PreK - 3rd, Staff
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Positive Behavior Activity: Behavior Bingo Counseling Game
This fun bingo-style game helps elementary school students differentiate between appropriate and inappropriate behavior (awesome actions and bummer behaviors). Using the behavior calling cards, students label behavior as an awesome action or bummer behavior and then have a discussion about the implications or consequences of the behavior and discuss replacement behaviors when necessary. This game is perfect for whole group classroom guidance lessons or small group counseling!Includes 30 BINGO ca
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1st - 4th
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I Want... Visual Communication Sentence Strip for Special Education
This is a visual designed to support students who are non-verbal or have limited verbal skills in communicating their wants and needs. This visual allows students to express when they are hungry, thirsty, need the bathroom, need a break and need to take a walk to release some energy. To use, print on cardstock for durability. Laminate. Cut out the "I want" sentence strip and cut out the square icons depicting choices individually. Place hard velcro on the blank square on the sentence strip. Plac
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PreK - 5th
Aboriginal Art Templates | Australian Animal Outlines Booklet 1
This booklet is designed to compliment a themed unit about Aboriginal Art. It can also be used as the art and craft activity of an Aboriginal Cultural unit of work or an Australian animal theme. These Australian animal outlines have been created to be used with students when producing artwork that is inspired by Aboriginal Art. Use paints, pencils, pastels, ink or markers to create patterns inside the outlines. The templates can also be used for dot art. Printing on card stock will improve the f
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K - 6th
Also included in: Aboriginal Dreamtime Stories and Activities Bundle
RtI {Small Group} Reading Intervention Lesson Log Sheet
One of the biggest pieces of Response to Intervention is documenting, documenting, documenting. Once you and/or your grade level team determine which students need the same targeted intervention, whether it's long and short vowels, fluency with repeated readings or using context clues to increase vocabulary knowledge, for example...use this log sheet for a small group of 1-5 students to document your intervention area, skill, length of intervention and anecdotal notes and observations...with ro
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K - 5th
Anzac Ted Directed Drawing
Directed drawing is a hit in our classroom! Your students will love seeing their Anzac Ted transform whilst following these simple step by step instructions. You will be amazed at the results that even little hands can produce and the uniqueness of each child's drawings. This activity is the perfect accompaniment to the book Anzac Ted by Belinda Landsberry. This activity is a must for every Anzac Day unit.Simply copy the illustration in each step to create your own Anzac Ted! For younger student
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K - 4th
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Break Cards Visuals and Data Collection for Special Education
Help your students learn to self-regulate their emotions with these Break Card Visuals. These Break Cards are designed specifically for the diverse needs of students in special education or on the autism spectrum, as well as students in the general education setting. These visual supports are essential tools for promoting self-awareness, self-management, and emotional regulation.✅ What's Included?3 options for breaks included: 1, 2, or 3 break options.4 Boy options and 4 girl options with differ
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PreK - 3rd
Feelings and Calming Strategies: Identify Emotions and Coping Skills
This lift-a-flap-style calming strategies printable gives students the opportunity to identify the physiological signs of 11 emotions (angry, embarrassed, sad, shy, scared, worried, surprised, confused, happy, excited, & proud). On the top page, students write their unique physiological experiences. Lift the flap and reveal calming strategies and stress management techniques for managing the experience. These are perfect for individual counseling, small group counseling, or classroom guidanc
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2nd - 5th
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Linking Chains Addition to 20 Activity - Kindergarten Math Facts Task Cards
These Connect Links Addition Task Cards are a fun, hands-on way for children to practice adding. Connecting the math links together is a great way for children to visually see addition, develop their fine motor skills, and work on their hand and eye coordination too. These addition to 20 cards can be used for math centers, morning tubs, small group work, or as an enrichment activity for early finishers.What's Included:✎ Over 200 Connect Links Addition Cards (with facts that have a sum up to 20)
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K - 3rd
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Weekly Behavior Management Charts, Checklists & Forms (US English)
Fellow teachers, I know you'll appreciate using my weekly behavior management package in your classroom as a means to assess, document, discuss, and celebrate student conduct with your students' parents and guardians!In addition to the weekly behavior checklists, this package includes an "antecedent, behavior, consequence" chart to help pinpoint triggers, as well as behavior tally sheets to keep track of positive behaviors as well as positive notes to send home. Simply circle one of the faces be
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PreK - 6th, Staff
PAIRING A PICTURE with TEXT to Match Key Details Task Cards “Task Box Filler”
This task card set focuses on reading comprehension skills by reading key details and matching/pairing a picture to a passage. This reading activity provides independent or supported practice for students to focus on the key details within the short passage of two to three sentences. What is included with this task card set?· 40 Task Cards· 40 Picture Response Cards· Suggested IEP Goals· Picture Answer Key for Teacher Reference· Task Box Label What age or grade level would you suggest this acti
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1st - 4th
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Also included in: AUTISM EDUCATORS Custom Task Box Filler Activities BUNDLE for LUBA E.
Conversation Skills: Visual Supports for Students with Autism
This listing is designed to develop students conversation skills. Often students with autism struggle with conversation skills such as taking turns in conversation, listening, asking a range of wh questions, using appropriate volume and staying on topic. These visuals will allow you to teach the required skills. This product is suitable for early intervention, special Education and students with autism. Included:Topic Board with visuals to assist students in choosing a topic to talk about with a
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PreK - 3rd
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Also included in: Social Skills Activities for Students with Autism BUNDLE
Harmony Hearts 3D Display - {Harmony Day and Harmony Week}
A fun and creative display to celebrate Harmony Day or Harmony Week. The purpose of this activity is for students to reflect on Harmony Day and how they can contribute to a peaceful and happy Australia where diversity and multiculturalism is respected and celebrated. This resources comes in a $$$ saving Harmony Day BUNDLE.The main message of Harmony Day is, everyone belongs. Harmony Day is celebrated in Australia on March 21. It is about celebrating cultural diversity, tolerance and inclusivene
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: Harmony Day Bundle | Harmony Week Resources
IDENTIFYING U.S. COINS Task Cards for Autism and Special Needs “Task Box Filler"
This task card set focuses on identifying U.S. coins and their value using real life pictures. This task box filler for Special Education focuses on money skills to identify U.S. coins and their value.With a variety of 44 real life picture task card activities to help students identify U.S. coins (penny/nickel/dime/quarter/half dollar) and learn their monetary value, your students will proudly complete these task cards on their own during independent work task time. Simple set up, just print and
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1st - 4th
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I Am Working For Visuals for Special Education
'I Am Working For' token charts are a great behavior management tool to use with your autism and special education students. They are a visual resource which will help motivate and encourage students to complete their work task(s) in order to gain tokens to receive their reward/choice item at the end of it as well as providing them with the opportunity to stay focused.As professionals, we all know that students work at a variety of different paces and levels to each other, which is why in this p
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in: How to Set Up Your Autism Classroom | Autism Classroom Resources
SPEECH THERAPY: Final Consonant Deletion FCD Minimal Pairs with Visual Cue
Minimal Pairs for targeting final consonant deletions for speech therapy. Includes: 60 Pairs of words, 120 total words with color pictures visual-tactile cue cardsThe colored version can be printed and laminated or print the black and white version to have students color their own. Use by having the student say the word while running their finger along the road/rainbow and then touching the picture while producing the final sounds in words.Want to save money?Follow my store. All new products
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PreK - 4th
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ASL Calendar Time Set for Special Education
Let me help you win calendar time or morning meeting this year. This ASL calendar time set is a great addition to your classroom for both you and your students in special education.How will this calendar set help me?This set includes beautiful detailed ASL calendar & weather images. The images are fun and engaging for your learners. This set is perfect for your exceptional learners who are learning or using ASL and a great guide to have on hand for you and your paras. This set comes with 4 d
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K - 3rd
Autism READING COMPREHENSION WORKSHEETS For Special Education
Autism Reading Comprehension Worksheets with DATA and IEP Goals - a set of 30 printable worksheets! Read, mark, and color! Your students will practice answering multiple choice questions by "marking" or "bubbling in" the answer with their pencils. They will enjoy coloring the pictures, while getting some extra fine motor skills practice, too! * DATA SHEET AND IEP GOAL ALIGNMENT INCLUDED:SUGGESTED IEP GOALS:By MONTH, YEAR, given a short paragraph and a picture related to the text, STUDENT wil
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K - 3rd
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