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Women's History Month speech therapy resources for Prezi under $5
Picture Scenes for Speech Therapy + Craft | Sports Theme
Do your speech therapy students love hands-on interactive activities and do you love themed therapy to meet a variety of goals, including following directions, answering questions, using sentences, and generating narratives? Check out this sports-themed language scenes barrier activity, craft, and cut and paste reinforcement.Included in this resource:Barrier Activity: 3 barrier scenes & 30 fall sport images (football, soccer, & cheerleading) Suggested use: Print 2 of each scene (pages
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PreK - 1st
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Also included in: Picture Scenes for Speech Therapy + Craft | Seasonal Bundle
Core Word HAVE Adapted Book
Teaching Core Word of the Week? Targeting core vocabulary in your classroom? Get this interactive adapted book for students with autism and special needs to help students practice core vocabulary! Download Includes:- Boardmaker pictures- Interactive adapted book targeting core vocabulary: HAVE- Moveable objects to be cut/laminated and used while reading book- Set up instructions for book- Flip book in color and black and white for students to practice core vocabulary at home!Want to receive cred
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: Core Word Adapted Book Bundle | ALL DONE, LITTLE, WANT, HAVE
Women's History Month Spotlight: Amanda Gorman
Google Slides lesson showcasing Amanda Gorman. -includes 3 'Think/Pair/Share'-videos of Amanda reciting her inaugural poem, The Hill We Climb-video of Amanda performing at the Super Bowl-Slide talking about Artist for Activism-Amanda's TED for ED
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2nd - 7th
Mary Magdalene Slideshow: Historic & Modern Analysis
A 7-slide historic analysis of Mary Magdalene, with a modern look as well. Good visuals used on each slide.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Categorizing and Describing Nouns: A Language Lesson with 8 Engaging Activities
This is a 24-page lesson on Categories and Nouns that takes a few class periods to complete. It is great for young students, students with developmental or communication delays, and English learners. First it explains what Nouns are and how labels are important to know. Then it covers the concept of Categories and how we group things to make our communication clear. Many examples and opportunities for expansion and elaboration are included in the teaching phase. Last are 8 different engaging and
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Not Grade Specific
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Women's History Month Research Project
Who is she?
What has she done?
What would she do?
It is Women’s History Month! Throughout time, women have changed history. Your job is to pick one of these trailblazing women and research them! You will then make a presentation to teach the class all about them. There is one catch- don’t tell anyone who you have! We are going to try to figure it out based on your hints. You can reveal your Wonder Woman at the end of your presentation. Maybe you’ll get some inspiration from these wonderful ladie
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4th - 8th
How Women Won WW2: The Art of Codebreaking
AABBA: The Art of Codebreaking is an episode from Sharon McMahon's series "How Women Won WW2" on the Here's Where it Gets Interesting podcast. *This episode is about the history behind codebreaking and does not get into details concerning the Holocaust*Sharon takes listeners on a new path of history (because most of these facts have only recently been declassified!). This series is clean, exciting, and informative. The episodes make wonderful supplemental materials--use the following worksheet t
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9th - 12th
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