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Commas: No Prep Test Prep - Grammar/Revising & Editing for English/ELA

By Blooming Through High School

I spent two weeks teaching my students revising skills explicitly before it hit me... all the answer choices had SOMETHING to do with knowing how to use a comma!

It's an area where students feel the least confident and it can be fixed. Before your students go into a test or a state exam, make sure they know how to use a comma.

A short "teach" page is included for self-guided learning.
Re-teach page for struggling students
All areas divided by comma usage

INCLUDED: 13 self-grading Google Form Quizzes, Word Doc, PDF!

BUNDLE and SAVE: ELA Test Prep, Study Guide & Activities Bundle

Check out these other resources!

All Things English For Middle & High School Students (best seller)
Once Upon A Crime
Revising & Editing Workbook
Revising & Editing for Group Lessons
Bell Ringers for the Semester
Everything Writing
Intermediate Advanced ELL/EB Practice with 100s of Common Words
ELL/EB Newcomer Essential Phrases & Vocabulary

English Language Arts

ELA Test Prep

Writing

$6.00

Core Subject Word Sleuth Bundle

By Homeschool with Big Easy Homeschooling Mom

These word sleuths will provide your students/children with a fun journey in the world of Science, Math, Social Studies/History, ELA, and Seasonal/Holiday with key vocabulary words. They can be completed in class, centers, or as a fun homework assignment.

The word sleuths are in PPTX format along with an answer key for all 5 word sleuths.

If you and your students/children, enjoy this activity, please go to "My Purchases" and leave me a review.

Tina

Big Easy Homeschooling Mom

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English Language Arts

Math

Social Studies - History

$10.00

$8.00

1st Grade Find and trace the tiny HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

By Ms Garcia Store

Unlock the world of vocabulary with this exceptional resource designed to reinforce the mastery of 450 first-grade HMH high-frequency words and decodable high-frequency words. Dive into a captivating journey as your students explore the hidden treasures of language within delightful illustrations. With 36 weeks of engaging content, this resource guarantees an enriching learning experience.

Equipped with a magnifying glass, students will embark on a thrilling word hunt, uncovering the tiny HMH week words ingeniously concealed within captivating animal pictures. They will skillfully circle or line these hidden gems and refine their writing skills by tracing the dotted words in the designated boxes. Encourage their creativity as they craft meaningful sentences using one or several words of the week, and watch their artistic flair come to life as they color the accompanying drawings.

There is no better way to strengthen vocabulary acquisition than by actively engaging with the written word. Through close attention to word formation and practice, students will develop a deeper understanding of language, enhancing their overall literacy skills.

Don't miss this unparalleled opportunity to immerse your students in an adventure that fosters word recognition, writing proficiency, and creative expression. Let their imagination soar as they embark on this transformative language-learning journey.

There are two different resources available:

'Find and write' resource: Watch your students embark on an exciting word-hunting adventure as they search for hidden HMH week words within captivating animal pictures. Equipped with a magnifying glass, they'll uncover these tiny words and skillfully write them in the designated boxes. Encourage their creativity by inviting them to craft unique sentences using the week's words and bring the illustrations to life with their own colorful touches.
'Find, circle, and trace' resource: Ignite curiosity and engagement as your students set off on a thrilling quest to locate hidden HMH week words in charming animal illustrations. Armed with a magnifying glass, they'll circle or underline the discovered words and develop their tracing skills as they carefully trace the dotted words in the provided boxes. Just like the other resource, they'll have the opportunity to express their creativity by crafting meaningful sentences using the week's words and adding vibrant colors to the artwork.

Both products can be purchased separately, but also together for a lower price.

Differentiation:

For children with greater ease when it comes to tracing the hidden words, I'd use the "Find and write" resource, while for the rest, I would opt for the "Find, circle, and trace" resource.

You will find three PDF files with three different font sizes of the hidden words for children with problems seeing words due to their visual ability. Use the one that suits each child or your group best. The two smaller ones will require the use of a magnifying glass, but most will be able to read the larger one without using it.

I hope your students enjoy this very motivating activity. Let me know in your comments.

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⭐ Find, trace and write the tiny HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade- Trace the words

⭐ I Spy First grade HMH High-frequeny and Decodable Words and other activities

⭐ Memory Game HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ Word Search - Find, trace, and write the HMH's Words of the Week

⭐ First-Grade Printable Centers and worksheets English Words of the Week HMH

Other HMH resources you might be interested in

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English Language Arts

Vocabulary

$5.99

1st Grade Find and write the tiny HMH High-frequency and decodable Words

By Ms Garcia Store

A great resource for working on the 450 first-grade HMH high-frequency words and decodable high-frequency words of the week writing the tiny words hidden in the drawing. There are a total of 36 weeks.

Your students will have to look with a magnifying glass for the tiny words of the HMH week hidden in the pictures of animals and write them in the boxes. They will also be able to write a sentence using one or several words of the week and color the drawing whoever wants or finishes soon.

There is no better way to learn vocabulary than to write the words after paying close attention to how they are written.

There are two different resources available:

'Find and write' resource: Your students will have to look with a magnifying glass for the tiny words of the HMH week hidden in the pictures of animals and write them in the boxes. They will also be able to write a sentence using one or several words of the week and color the drawing whoever wants or finishes soon.
'Find, circle, and trace' resource: Your students will have to look with a magnifying glass for the tiny HMH week words hidden in the animal pictures, circle or line them, and trace the dotted words in the boxes. They will also be able to write a sentence using one or several words of the week and color the drawing whoever wants or finishes soon.

Both products can be purchased separately, but also together for a lower price.

Differentiation:

For children with greater ease when it comes to tracing the hidden words, I'd use the "Find and write" resource, while for the rest, I would opt for the "Find, circle, and trace" resource.

You will find three PDF files with three different font sizes of the hidden words for children with problems seeing words due to their visual ability. Use the one that suits each child or your group best. The two smaller ones will require the use of a magnifying glass, but most will be able to read the larger one without using it.

I hope your students enjoy this very motivating activity. Let me know in your comments.

Other resources you may be interested in:

Word Search- Find and write HMH's High-Frequency Words and Decodables

Word Search- Find and trace HMH's High-Frequency Words and Decodables

Word Search- Bundle of 'Find and write' and 'Find and trace' resources.

Other HMH resources you might be interested in

Thanks to the graphic designers who created the images used in the creation of this resource and its cover:

Kids doodle vector created by brgfx - www.freepik.com

Animal coloring vector created by brgfx - www.freepik.com

Vector de clipart creado por brgfx - www.freepik.es

Vector de pez de colores creado por brgfx - www.freepik.es

Vector de clipart creado por brgfx - www.freepik.es

Vector de felino creado por brgfx - www.freepik.es

Dinosaur vector created by brgfx - www.freepik.com

Simple illustration vector created by freepik - www.freepik.com

Animal coloring vector created by brgfx - www.freepik.com

English Language Arts

Vocabulary

$5.99

1st Grade Find and trace the tiny HMH Spelling Words

By Ms Garcia Store

A great resource for working on the 300 first-grade HMH spelling words of the week writing the tiny words hidden in the drawing. There are a total of 36 weeks.

Your students will have to look with a magnifying glass for the tiny words of the week hidden in the pictures and trace them in the boxes. They will also be able to write a sentence using one or several words of the week and color the drawing whoever wants or finishes soon.

Download the first module of this resource for free when subscribing to our newsletter!!

There is no better way to learn vocabulary than to write the words after paying close attention to how they are written.

There are two different resources available:

'Find and write' resource: Your students will have to look with a magnifying glass for the tiny spelling words of the week hidden in the pictures and write them in the boxes. They will also be able to write a sentence using one or several words of the week and color the drawing whoever wants or finishes soon.
'Find, circle, and trace' resource: Your students will have to look with a magnifying glass for the tiny HMH spelling words hidden in the pictures, circle or line them, and trace the dotted words in the boxes. They will also be able to write a sentence using one or several words of the week and color the drawing whoever wants or finishes soon.

Both products can be purchased separately, but also together for a lower price.

Differentiation:

For children with greater ease when it comes to tracing the hidden words, I'd use the "Find and write" resource, while for the rest, I would opt for the "Find, circle, and trace" resource.

You will find three PDF files with three different font sizes of the hidden words for children with problems seeing words due to their visual ability. Use the one that suits each child or your group best. The two smaller ones will require the use of a magnifying glass, but most will be able to read the larger one without using it.

I hope your students enjoy this very motivating activity. Let me know in your comments.

Related Products

⭐ Find, trace and write the tiny HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade- Trace the words

⭐ I Spy First grade HMH High-frequeny and Decodable Words and other activities

⭐ Memory Game HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ Word Search - Find, trace, and write the HMH's Words of the Week

⭐ First-Grade Printable Centers and worksheets English Words of the Week HMH

Other HMH resources you might be interested in

English Language Arts

Vocabulary

$5.49

1st Grade Find, trace and write the tiny HMH Spelling Words

By Ms Garcia Store

Great two resources for working on the 300 first-grade HMH Spelling words of the week writing and tracing the tiny words hidden in the drawing. There are a total of 36 weeks.

Try the first three weeks free on this link

There is no better way to learn vocabulary than to write the words after paying close attention to how they are written.

1. 'Find and write' resource: Your students will have to look with a magnifying glass for the tiny spelling words of the week hidden in the pictures and write them in the boxes. They will also be able to write a sentence using one or several words of the week and color the drawing whoever wants or finishes soon.

Download the first module of this resource for free when subscribing to our newsletter!!

2. 'Find, circle, and trace' resource: Your students will have to look with a magnifying glass for the tiny HMH spelling words hidden in the pictures, circle or line them, and trace the dotted words in the boxes. They will also be able to write a sentence using one or several words of the week and color the drawing whoever wants or finishes soon.

Download the first module of this resource for free when subscribing to our newsletter!!

There is no better way to learn vocabulary than to write the words after paying close attention to how they are written.

Differentiation:

For children with greater ease when it comes to tracing the hidden words, I'd use the "Find and write" resource, while for the rest, I would opt for the "Find, circle, and trace" resource.

You will find three PDF files with three different font sizes of the hidden words for children with problems seeing words due to their visual ability. Use the one that suits each child or your group best. The two smaller ones will require the use of a magnifying glass, but most will be able to read the larger one without using it.

I hope your students enjoy this very motivating activity. Let me know in your comments.

Related Products

⭐ Find, trace and write the tiny HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade- Trace the words

⭐ I Spy First grade HMH High-frequeny and Decodable Words and other activities

⭐ Memory Game HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ Word Search - Find, trace, and write the HMH's Words of the Week

⭐ First-Grade Printable Centers and worksheets English Words of the Week HMH

Other HMH resources you might be interested in

Thanks to the graphic designers who created the images used in the creation of this resource and its cover:

Kids doodle vector created by brgfx - www.freepik.com

$10.48

$9.43

1st Grade Find, trace and write the tiny HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

By Ms Garcia Store

Great two resources for working on the 450 first-grade HMH high-frequency words and decodable high-frequency words of the week writing and tracing the tiny words hidden in the drawing. There are a total of 36 weeks.

Try the first three weeks free on this link

There is no better way to learn vocabulary than to write the words after paying close attention to how they are written.

'Find and write' resource: Your students will have to look with a magnifying glass for the tiny words of the HMH week hidden in the pictures of animals and write them in the boxes. They will also be able to write a sentence using one or several words of the week and color the drawing whoever wants or finishes soon.
'Find, circle, and trace' resource: Your students will have to look with a magnifying glass for the tiny HMH week words hidden in the animal pictures, circle or line them, and trace the dotted words in the boxes. They will also be able to write a sentence using one or several words of the week and color the drawing whoever wants or finishes soon.

There is no better way to learn vocabulary than to write the words after paying close attention to how they are written.

Differentiation:

For children with greater ease when it comes to tracing the hidden words, I'd use the "Find and write" resource, while for the rest, I would opt for the "Find, circle, and trace" resource.

You will find three PDF files with three different font sizes of the hidden words for children with problems seeing words due to their visual ability. Use the one that suits each child or your group best. The two smaller ones will require the use of a magnifying glass, but most will be able to read the larger one without using it.

I hope your students enjoy this very motivating activity. Let me know in your comments.

Related Products

⭐ Find, trace and write the tiny HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade- Trace the words

⭐ I Spy First grade HMH High-frequeny and Decodable Words and other activities

⭐ Memory Game HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ Word Search - Find, trace, and write the HMH's Words of the Week

⭐ First-Grade Printable Centers and worksheets English Words of the Week HMH

Other HMH resources you might be interested in

Thanks to the graphic designers who created the images used in the creation of this resource and its cover:

Kids doodle vector created by brgfx - www.freepik.com

Animal coloring vector created by brgfx - www.freepik.com

Vector de clipart creado por brgfx - www.freepik.es

Vector de pez de colores creado por brgfx - www.freepik.es

Vector de clipart creado por brgfx - www.freepik.es

Vector de felino creado por brgfx - www.freepik.es

Dinosaur vector created by brgfx - www.freepik.com

Simple illustration vector created by freepik - www.freepik.com

Animal coloring vector created by brgfx - www.freepik.com

$11.98

$8.99

"The Napping House" Literacy Integration Lesson Plan

By Lara Hocheiser

Move and breathe through a childhood classic. The Napping House by Don and Audrey Wood has been a favorite story in my classes for years, and with a librarian’s suggestion, I brought it to life through yoga for the first time in 2012. Now accompanied by our beautiful illustrations, we can use this yoga sequence to promote a lifelong love of learning, reading, and healthy habits.

Each of the characters in the story is paired with a yoga pose, and each page adds another character in order. As the sequence builds, the poses come together in a beautiful flow. Do the poses as you read, or read and then do the poses—whatever feels the best to you.

This lesson plan is a perfect resource for teachers, parents or clinicians who want bring the story to life with movement. We’ve included a story script and a list of poses so children can learn the yoga sequence.

The Napping House Literacy Integration is a 14-page PDF download that you can view on your phone, tablet, computer or print to paper.
This download contains the following:

The Napping House Lesson Plan designed for kids ages 4-10
List of yoga poses, props and key themes that relate to the story
Story script to read along with The Napping House
Guided relaxation, meditation script, crafts, and group activities
The Napping House yoga sequence poster, with nine (9) poses

With love from my heart and my team to you!
Lara

English Language Arts

Literature

Physical Education

$10.00

Phonemic Awareness Cards R-Controlled Vowels

By K3 Homeschool Foundations

Let's be honest, phonemic awareness can be SO boring for our students! Whenever we are working on it they want to use the words in sentences or want to see a picture of what that word means! Now they have a picture to connect to the word!

These cards are so much fun my students beg me to work with them! I let them choose their manipulative; whether it is play-dough to tap, legos, chips, or blocks! This also gives those kiddos struggling with blending and segmenting a concrete method to gain those skills!

The cards are broken into each vowel so that you can easily practice phonemic awareness with the vowel you are working on. You can also mix them up so they can practice the skill for each vowel!

-Includes

-vowels; ar,or,er,ur,ir

-R-controlled vowel words with a picture

-Sound boxes on the front

-The word and amount of sounds on the back for self-correction!

English Language Arts

Phonics

Other (ELA)

$5.00

Handwriting Practice Book

By K3 Homeschool Foundations

Handwriting improves a student's ability to recall information, make connections between different concepts, and synthesize information in new ways!

My handwriting book includes:

Mnemonic keywords and pictures (this will help with memory of letter name and sound as they practice the writing of the letter)
Letter formation sayings and pictures for where to start and end your letters
Sentence Practice
Binding edge so that you can place it in folders with sheet protectors to use with dry erase markers, staple or coil bind together to use fun pens, glitter crayons, colored pencils, markers, etc!

When a student can produce the letters correctly and quickly, they will use less brain power when writing words and sentences!

English Language Arts

Phonics

Handwriting

$6.00

Phonemic Awareness Cards VCe

By K3 Homeschool Foundations

Let's be honest, phonemic awareness can be SO boring for our students! Whenever we are working on it they want to use the words in sentences or want to see a picture of what that word means! Now they have a picture to connect to the word!

These cards are so much fun my students beg me to work with them! I let them choose their manipulative; whether it is play-dough to tap, legos, chips, or blocks! This also gives those kiddos struggling with blending and segmenting a concrete method to gain those skills!

The cards are broken into each vowel so that you can easily practice phonemic awareness with the vowel you are working on. You can also mix them up so they can practice the skill for each vowel!

-Includes

-vowels; a,e,i,o,u

-VCe words with a picture

-Sound boxes on the front

-The word and amount of sounds on the back for self-correction!

English Language Arts

Phonics

Other (ELA)

$5.00

Mnemonic Sound Cards

By K3 Homeschool Foundations

These keyword letter cards will help your students remember their sounds! When you add pictures and keywords research has shown it helps in the retention and retrieval of information.

Included:

Mnemonic keywords
All 26 letters of the alphabet
Long Vowels
Digraphs; th (voiced and unvoiced), ch, sh, ck, ph, wh
Vowel Teams: ai, ay, ee, ea, ey, oi, oy, oa, oe, ow, ou, ue, ew, au, aw, oo
Word Families: all, am, an, ang, ing, ong, ung, ank, ink, onk, unk
R-Controlled Vowels: ar, or, er, ir, ur

I always have my kids create actions that go with the pictures. This allows them to be active while doing letter sounds! Research shows that adding movement to learning can also help in the retrieval and retention of information.

$13.00

$10.00

What Belongs? Rooms of the House Cut Sort & Paste Activities - Distance Learning

By Three Little Homeschoolers

Looking for fun, no-prep activities to add to your classroom or homeschool? These cut, sort, and paste activity worksheets are perfect for learning about the rooms of the house, practicing scissor skills, for sorting centers, as morning work or for early finishers, or for special education classrooms!

Part of the "What Belongs?" Series, the Rooms of the House unit covers 10 rooms found in a house. Each room comes with a full color sorting worksheet, two versions of the worksheet in black and white, plus a "what is missing" worksheet where students complete a picture. This set also includes multiple room sorting worksheets so students can compare two or four rooms at once. Please see the preview above for a look at all the included worksheets!

Includes activities for the following rooms: kitchen, living room, bathroom, dining room, bedroom, office, laundry room, baby nursery, garage, and backyard.

Includes:

10 "What Belongs in..." cut and paste sorting worksheets (one for each room)
10 "What is missing in..." complete the picture cut and paste worksheets (one for each room)
10 multiple room cut and paste sorting worksheets for students to compare two or four rooms (i.e. bedroom or bathroom, laundry room or backyard, etc.)
Two black and white versions of each "What Belongs in..." and multiple room worksheet for easier printing. One version instructs students to color pictures before cutting and pasting.

*Total of 30 different worksheets, plus black and white versions*

This unit is part of the What Belongs? Series. Find all of the units in the series below or check out the all inclusive bundle to save 20%!

What Belongs? Holidays

What Belongs? Places/Habitats

What Belongs? Seasons

What Belongs? Rooms of the House

What Belongs? BUNDLE

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English Language Arts

Life Skills

Special Education

$5.50

Baseball Adapted Books (opening day, colors, matching & how to play?)

By Until the Pieces Fit

Do your students love baseball? These Adaptive Books with a baseball theme will be a hit for sure!

4 books are included in this set: Opening day, Matching, colors and How do I throw, catch, and hit a baseball?

Opening Day: Students will enjoy a short story with opening day concepts. Check their understanding as they choose the correct icon to match the page.

Matching: Students will read different baseball vocabulary and select matching icons. Repetitive text: "What do you see? I see...". Each page includes a picture (bat, baseball, home plate, catcher, scoreboard, umpire, glove and field)

What color baseball hat do you see?: Students will read repetitive text "What color baseball hat do you see? I see...." Basic colors (red, white, blue, pink, green, yellow, purple) are included in this book.

How do you throw, catch and hit a baseball?: This book provides an introduction to throwing, catching and hitting a baseball. Read this story with your students then go outside and have some fun!

These books do require some prep work, however once you have them made you can reuse for years to come! I have utilized adaptive books with students who have a wide range of skills & they can be an excellent motivator. I hope you enjoy and please reach out with any questions!!

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English Language Arts

Spring

Special Education

$5.00

Summer Adapted Books (interactive & adaptive food, clothing, activities, colors)

By Until the Pieces Fit

Adaptive Books with a summertime theme cover topics of food, colors, activities, and clothing

Book 1: Let's Go on a Picnic

Students will listen to a repetitive text & select the right food from a choice of 8 items. Each page states, "We/I like to eat," identifies a food, and provides picture support. Follow up with discussions by having students determine if they also like each item mentioned. Foods included: drink, hamburger, hotdog, tomato, watermelon, smores, corn on the cob, and ice cream.

Book 2: Summertime Colors

Students will listen to a story with repetitive text ("I see a") and identify the item. The items are focused on summer & 10 different colors. An excellent book for practicing color recognition.

Book 3: Things to Do in the Summer

This book has vibrant colors to enhance the feeling of summer. A variety of activities are represented in this book. Students will continue developing high-frequency words with the repetitive text "I like to." Activities include baseball, catching bugs, fishing, picnics, swimming, having a lemonade stand, and bubbles.

Book 4: What to Wear in the Summer

This book has students selecting the correct items of clothing for each situation presented. Each page has "I want to," followed by "so I need." For example, students will select sunny days, swimming, and gardening items.

Do you love adaptive books & want a lot of options for you students? Check out my growing bundle: Growing Bundle! Adaptive / Interactive Books for special education

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English Language Arts

Summer

Special Education

$5.00

Adaptive Books Wh questions "Who" & "What" task cards, print and go worksheets

By Until the Pieces Fit

Adapted Books with a focus on "Wh" Questions: "What" and "Who" is a set of four books designed to help children learn and practice their comprehension skills. The set includes two books with a focus on "what" questions and two books with a focus on "who" questions.

Extend student practice through print and go worksheets, task cards, and a sorting activity.

Adaptive books are a valuable tool to use with students. While the books do require some prep work such as printing, laminating, cutting and velcro; they can be used again and again! They are highly motivational for even the most reluctant learners. Each book has 8 picture icons to choose from. You can easily adapt by sharing less options with your students.

What:

Book 1: What do you wear? is a fun and interactive way for children to learn about appropriate clothing choices for different weather conditions. It presents various scenarios and asks children to choose the correct clothing to wear for each situation. For example, "It is a sunny summer day and you want to go swimming". What will you wear? Clothing for all seasons is included.

Book 2: What are they doing? is designed to help children practice predicting and understanding cause and effect. It presents various situations and asks children to determine what the characters will do in each scenario. Children can reinforce their understanding by stating what they would do in each situation. "I will... Situations include: Cooking, painting, playing ball, crying, cleaning, eating, reading and sleeping.

What/Who:

Book 3 & 4: This book is available as either Who lives here or What animal lives here. They are a fun and engaging way for children to learn about different animals and their habitats. It presents different locations and asks children to choose the animal that lives in each place. Support is provided with a hint for each animal to help children who may not have prior knowledge of the animal's habitat or characteristics.

Example: Book 3 - Who lives inside a home? Book 4 - What animal lives inside a home? Hint: I am soft, cuddly and I meow. Animals include: starfish, bunny, skunk, penguin, fish, bear, whale and cat.

Book 5: So many jobs! Who will do them? is designed to help children learn about different occupations and the roles they play in society. It presents various jobs, including traditional careers such as teacher and firefighter, as well as more unusual careers such as rockstar. This book encourages children to think about what they might want to do when they grow up. Jobs include: teacher, farmer, ball player, firefighter, police, fisherman, cook & rockstar!

Book 6: Who will do it? This book presents a problem (I need or I like something), and a solution (who I can get this from). For example, I like cookies. Who will bake them? or I need groceries. Who will I pay?

Print and Go:

Continue practicing student understanding of "what" and "who" questions through 16 additional practice pages.

2 pages of sorting pictures into "who" and "what columns.
4 pages of identify and color pages.
10 pages of matching a picture to the "who" or "what" question. These will require a student to cut and paste.

Task Cards: All cards are colorful and made to be laminated and reused. I store mine in small containers (pictures in preview)

Clip cards "what": Students will identify the correct picture from a choice of 4. Clip with a paperclip or laundry clip or laminate and circle with a dry erase marker.
Clip cards "who": Students will identify the correct picture from a choice of 4. Clip with a paperclip or laundry clip or laminate and circle with a dry erase marker.
What Color: Identify object and then identify the correct color.
Where do they work - The base card contains a place of work (hospital, bakery etc.) Students will select the correct person who works there.
Who and what questions - Students select the correct picture to answer the question.

Pictures for Anchor Chart

12 Who and 12 What pictures are included to use for discussion, practice or post in your classroom as a reminder.

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Adaptive Books Growing Bundle (seasons, animals, shapes & more!)

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English Language Arts

Other (ELA)

Special Education

$8.00

Adapted Books: Let's Get Ice cream & Counting PLUS activities! (Sped, ESY)

By Until the Pieces Fit

This set of adapted books focuses on ordering ice cream and counting scoops (#1-10). This is great summer, end of the year, or ESY! Followup activities allow for writing, play, and task cards. This is a perfect activity for students who love adapted books, and enjoy imaginative play!

What is included?

This set includes 2 adapted books & extension activities.

Book 1: Students will read about going to the ice cream shop and ordering some ice cream! This book includes 8 interactive pieces.

Book 2: Practice counting ice cream scoops with this interactive book. Numbers 1-10 are included (thereby there is 10 interactive pieces). Count the scoops and find the matching number.

Followup activities allow for additional practice with numbers 1-10, and imaginative play / communication practice.

Writing activities- 3 levels of writing activities allowing students to write about their favorite type of ice cream
Play - Use the ice cream stand (4 pages that will be pieced together using a poster board) communication board to ask for ice cream. Students will match the correct ice cream (from the order) and prepare for your enjoyment! Take turns and have some fun!
Task cards - Counting and matching ice cream scoops to the correct number & matching clip cards.

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Social Skills in special education Following directions adapted book & activity

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Adaptive Books & followup materials focused on following directions.

Following Directions: Adaptive books are interactive, as students will match the corresponding icon to each page. The books 2 levels and they are in color and in black and white. Level 1: short paragraph about different scenarios in which students need to follow directions (bathroom, dismissal, computer, work, snack, recess, & games. Level 2: book contains repetitive text "I will listen to my teacher when ....".

Following Directions Supplemental worksheets: Print and go worksheets! They are designed for student who need additional practice with simple directions. Use these during direct instruction & after reading the adaptive stories.

•Match direction to picture

•Match picture to picture

•Following directions with colors

•Following directions with positions.

These books do require some prep work, however once you have them made you can reuse for years to come! I have utilized adaptive books with students who have a wide range of skills & they can be an excellent motivator. I hope you enjoy and please reach out with any questions!!

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Adaptive Books for Early Item Naming & Identification - for special education

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Are you in search of effective materials to facilitate the foundational stages of item naming and identification for learners? This set comprises four distinct topics, each thoughtfully designed to provide optimal support during the learning process. With three progressive levels of difficulty for each topic, including errorless tasks, choices of 3, and choices of 8, our Adaptive Books are a versatile resource catering to diverse learning needs.

Print & Go Practice Worksheets: Complementing the adaptive books, each topic includes print-and-go practice worksheets. These worksheets allow learners to reinforce their understanding through independent practice. The combination of interactive books and practice worksheets ensures a well-rounded learning experience.

The Errorless Books introduce students to the item they are learning. Students are then provided an "I see" statement & have two pages for demonstrating understanding. Students are asked to point to the item & to circle the object. These are intended to be either printed and used or printed laminated & expo markers.

Choice of 3: The books with a choice of 3 follow the same format as the Errorless book; however, when asked to point to / circle the item, they have a selection of 3 items. These are intended to be either printed and used or printed laminated & expo markers.

Choice of 8 or 10: Adaptive books that need some prep work. All pages provide visual support and an "I see" statement. Students will remove the matching icon and place it on the page they read.

Vocabulary Words:

Book 1: Household items: house, silverware, bowl, tub, couch, stove, chair, table, rug, lamp, books

Book 2: Animals: fish, bird, goat, cat, chicken, pig, duck, cow, horse, dog, sheep, hamster

Book 3: toys: doll, football, truck, teddy bear, bubbles, ball, kite, balloon

Book 4: School Items: glue, backpack scissors, smart board, desk, teacher, pencil, crayons, bus

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Winter Adapted Books (4 Interactive & adaptive books matching, clothing, & more

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Adaptive Books with a theme of winter cover fun topics, such as colors, activities, and clothing. These books require some prep work; however, once made, you can use them year after year!

These adaptive books are created with various students in mind, as our classrooms can be diverse! I have also found even my most reluctant readers are more eager to participate in learning activities when I pull out interactive activities such as these books. While the books have eight icons to use as choices, you can adapt by providing less when reading and asking follow-up questions.

Book 1: Wintertime Fun

Students will listen to a short story using repetitive text paired with actions. The sentence will read, "In the winter, I like to...". After reading the sentences, have students select the correct action: sledding, ice hockey, snow angels, snowboarding, riding a ski lift, snowy nights, ice skating & building a snowman.

Book 2: Colorful Winter

Students will listen to a story with repetitive text ("I see a") and identify the item. The items are focused on winter items. An excellent book for practicing color recognition.

Book 3: Clothing we wear

I have provided two levels with a focus on the clothing we wear. The first level is supported with a corresponding picture so students can match the items. The second level is only words.

Book 4: Snow Day

This short story concerns the school being called off due to too much snow. There are ten interactive pages in this book.

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