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Common Core 2.MD.C.8 classroom forms for special education
Common Core Standards Checklist - Second Grade ELA & Math Bundle
This Common Core Checklist includes an editable Excel spreadsheet and two editable, printable Word documents. The Excel and Word documents contain the same Common Core checklist content, in two different formats. Use one or both, whatever you prefer!The one Common Core resource you need to keep you organized all year long! Save yourself tons of precious time and keep all your data in ONE PLACE!The standards are listed exactly as written in the Common Core. I’ve also provided a second version
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2nd, Staff
Money Skills Bundle with IEP Goals and Data Sheets for Grade 1 and Grade 2
This money skills bundle includes prewritten IEP goals and data recording sheets for counting money as well as teaching activities for every goal! Use PDF worksheets to teach counting coins, matching coin names and values, counting dollar bills, and learning next dollar strategies. This bundle is perfect for Special Education Teachers working on life skills like beginning money management with students. The worksheets are also a great fit for differentiated Kindergarten, 1st grade, or 2nd grade
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Common Core Standards and "I Can" Statements (2nd Grade)
Every 2nd Grade Math and ELA learning objective is included in this resource as well as "I can" statements aligned to the Common Core standards. Print out the "I can" statements on cardstock and laminate them so you can reuse every year! Use the standard cheat sheets to meet with your grade level teams, other grade levels for vertical articulation, or hand out to parents!I use these with my special education teams to pull out essential standards of focus for the year.
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2nd, Staff
FREE Food Preferences Checklist | Special Ed Cooking Planning Resource
If you are a Life Skills Special Ed Teacher headed back to school who does frequent cooking, you probably also have a lot of students with various food preferences, aversions (including sensory differences), sensitivities and allergies. It can be tough to keep track of who can eat what if you have a lot of students! I like to use this spreadsheet to support planning what we choose for the recipe each week. Fill it out once at the start of year, or throughout the year as you learn about what your
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Also included in: GROWING Household Life Skills MEGA BUNDLE | SPED Lessons & Activities
Money: Sort and Count Dollars and Coins (QDNP)
Money Skills are so important in life and they provide a helpful foundation for many other math concepts and skills. I’ve designed this unit for those students who need more repetition and practice to develop money skills. Data sheets and lesson plans are designed for 1-1 or small group instruction. 17 sets of activity cards can be made into matching activities for independent work. Lessons are carefully sequenced so that they build slowly. A paraprofessional should be able to pick it up and use
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K - 6th
Get Paid to Work!
Students earn (play) money for the quality of work they complete. Their work is also based on the attitude they come to class with and how willing they are to participate in lessons. Often my emotional support students will refuse to complete assignments or elope from class but since I started my class store and their "To do lists" they've been more attentive then ever. I pay them daily and as their change piles up I teach them how to cash out for bills. They are learning to complete assignmen
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Not Grade Specific
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