Free Resources (by date, oldest first)

Example of a remixable resource!

Celebrate World Smile Day! Print off these note card templates in whatever size and style best fits the needs of your students. Let students fill out a smile card for another teacher, staff member, family member, or friend.

Includes:

Two versions of lined writing paper (simple lines or primary writing style)

Three different sizes of each design

For more World Smile Day fun, check out my writing craft here!

Use this sheet to assess your student counting to 50. Highlight missed/prompted numbers to see where mistakes are occurring.

My best selling skip counting puzzles are now available to print as book marks to help students quickly reference skip counting for numbers 1-12. Find the original puzzles here as digital and printable resources.

**Best to print on cardstock**

To print, open as an image. Click print. Select wallet size and UNCHECK "fit picture to frame." Failure to uncheck this box will result in a cropped image. Choose the number of images to print. Hole punch and slip onto the clip on the cap of you INK JOY pen!

Please note the discoloration in the "live shot." My printer was out of yellow ink and I wasn't aware. Image will print as shown in the first picture.... as long as you have yellow ink ;)

Challenge your students to read a book for each letter of the alphabet! Perfect for summer reading or distance learning enrichment activities.

Printable graphic organizer for students to use when solving two by one multiplication problems using the area model of multiplication

Print the tags, cut them apart, and tie them to a small container of bubbles to remind your students that they will BLOW their tests away! Perfect for state assessment time!

Looking for a way to learn the function of a student's behavior? I've got you covered with this Behavior Data Collection Sheet. This can be used as part of an official functional behavior analysis or as a way to learn how your students communicate their needs.

What's Included?

• A one-page guide to collecting ABC data (antecedent, behavior, consequence) to determine a hypothesis as to the function of a student's behavior.
• ABC Data collection page (printable)

Why do you need this?

There is a student in your classroom who struggles to express their wants or needs in an appropriate way. You want to alleviate the problematic behavior by discovering the behavior's function so you can find an alternate replacement behavior that serves the same function in a way that is more appropriate for the classroom.

How can I help?

Reach out to me on Instagram at www.instagram.com/rebekahpoeteaching or email me at lessonsandlattes2018@gmail.com. I'd love to answer any questions you may have.

Use this as a quick way to review frequently used special education terms and acronyms. For a more in-depth look at each term, download my e-book Special Education Terms Made Simple available here.

Use this simple survey to discover what your students preferred reinforcements are for encouraging positive behavior, to use as rewards, etc.

Best selling door decoration set is now a FREE Google Classroom Header! Welcome your students back with the sweet message that there's SNO place like your class!

Original door decoration is NOT included in the free download. Click HERE to download the original door decoration kit.

Use dice to create single digit multiplication problems.

10 addition problems with sums up to ten. Includes space at the bottom for sorting manipulatives. Good for pre-assessment and post-assessment. Editable so you can change problems if needed.

Students will read and sort words based on common vowel pair sounds ea, ai, and oa. Visuals are added as prompts to help the students remember the sounds.

Use this template to create your own designs for printed sticky notes.

Use this template to help you write IEP goals that are objective and measurable. Print for easy reference.

Use dice to roll and write single digit math problems. Laminate for repeated use or use as is to collect as a work sample.

Use these certificates to celebrate when an IEP goal has been met! Students will be excited to receive an award for their hard work, and parents, guardians, and gen ed teachers will know the goal has been met. Includes a place to write which goal has been mastered. Prints as a 5x7, so two print per page. Use colorful cardstock to make it pop!

Use these student name tags to add a pop of color to your travel and adventure themed classroom!