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9th grade oral communication resources for Montessori
Student-Led Conference
Use these forms to help your students to independently prepare for a student-led conference. Included is an instructional page, a self assessment, a meeting agenda template, and a page to take notes and sign to verify attendance of the meeting.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Clothing and Colors Ropa y Colores Game
Boring drills and worksheets are not the best way to review vocabulary and practice noun-adjective agreement. Learning how to speak a language comes from engaging situations where students actually need to use it to communicate. That's why games are great!
Here is a "Go Fish" style game for learning clothing and colors. There are over 20 vocabulary words related to different types of clothing. Please see the preview for the complete list.
There are card decks included with Spanish labels, Eng
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Grades:
K - 9th
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Volume Control
This is a 3 level stoplight using symbol supports to help students who are younger, have autism, or other special needs. It is limited to being too loud and being just right. I only did three levels because my students with Autism have difficulty understanding terms such as inside voice, whisper, outside voice, and/or yelling.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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The Purple Series - World Alzheimer's Month (Volume 2)
Thank you for downloading The Purple Series - World Alzheimer's Month (Volume 2)! This second set can be used along with the first to add more variety to this work. Although there is no official purple series in the Montessori Curriculum, I chose the color purple because it is the official color of the Alzheimer’s movement. I created this work to bring awareness to World Alzheimer’s Month in September and honor my grandmother who passed away from the disease. As this material is meant for both i
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
The Purple Series - World Alzheimer's Month (Volume 3)
Thank you for downloading The Purple Series - World Alzheimer's Month (Volume 3)! This third set can be used along with previous sets to add more variety to this work. Although there is no official purple series in the Montessori Curriculum, I chose the color purple because it is the official color of the Alzheimer’s movement. I created this work to bring awareness to World Alzheimer’s Month in September and honor my grandmother who passed away from the disease. As this material is meant for bot
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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