Less than $5 4th Grade Special Education Activities (by date, latest first)
By YourTeachingDoc
Give your learners the tools to navigate daily life while practicing essential ELA skills!
This Safety Signs Literacy Bundle features 60 engaging worksheets, 30 high-frequency word cards, and 180 differentiated task cards—designed for diverse and neurodivergent classrooms.
This Safety Signs Literacy Pack includes 60 cut-and-paste spelling worksheets, 30 sight word cards, and 180 differentiated task cards—perfect for special education, functional literacy, and life skills classrooms.
🖋️ WHAT’S INCLUDED: • 30 Color Worksheets • 30 Black & White Worksheets • 30 Word Wall / Sight Word Cards • 180 Task Cards at 3 Levels (60 per level)
🎯 PERFECT FOR: • Functional Reading & ELA Support • Special Education & Life Skills Programs • Community Signs Lessons • Early Intervention or ESL Practice • Visual Learners & Students Needing Hands-On Support
💖 WHY EDUCATORS LOVE IT: ✔️ Ready-to-use & Print-and-Go ✔️ Clear visuals support sign recognition ✔️ Builds spelling, matching, and word fluency skills ✔️ Ideal for centers, homework, or remedial folders
📌 WAYS TO USE: • Whole Group & Small Group • Independent Task Folders • Homework Assignments • Virtual or Face-to-Face Learning • Remedial or Tiered Instruction
PRO TIP: Laminate the worksheets or drop them in a Clear Dry-Erase Folder. The students can complete the worksheets, you can wipe and reuse them!
✴Safety / Community Words Included:
hot, gas, exit, fire, stop, heavy
toxic, yield, beware, danger, detour
hazard, no bike, no pets, no swim
no walk, caution, deadend, first aid, hydrant
no touch, keep off, keep out, no enter, warning
electric(high voltage), hospital, slippery, wet floor, wet paint
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By Miss Clever Cookie
Looking for a fun way to teach FAMILY vocabulary and to practice defining family members? Then this product is just for you! It’s perfect for elementary **German **language students as well as for native German classes at grade levels 1 - 5. Low prep, just print out and cut.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
♥ 3 Family trees
- from the perspective of a child
- from the perspective of a parent
- from the perspective of a grandparent
- blank family trees for students to fill in
♥ Family Members I Have Who Has Game
- contains 21 cards
- students need to match the definitions with the right family member
- the cards in the pdf are in order = you can use the pdf as an answer key
♥ Family Members Board Game
- print on A4 / letter-sized paper
- for a larger format, print on two A4 / letter-sized sheets of papers and then tape them together
BOARD GAME DIRECTIONS:
- Everyone starts in the blue section.
- Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their tokens along the game board.
- As you land on each blue space, form a sentence with ".... ist Florians ...".
- Once you reach the end of the blue path, turn around and proceed along the orange spaces.
- This time, create sentences with "Florian ist sein/ihr ...".
- If a player can't form a correct sentence on their turn, they do not move forward.
**VOCABULARY COVERED IN THIS PRODUCT: ***Großeltern, *Opa, *Oma, *Eltern, *Vater, *Mutter, *Bruder, *Schwester, *Onkel, *Tante, *Cousin, *Cousine, *Tochter, *Sohn, *Nichte, *Neffe, *Enkelkinder, *Enkelin, *Enkel
Options for use:
**☻**Vocabulary Review
☻Pair Work
☻Group Work
☻Stations
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FAMILY MEMBERS - Definitions - Family Tree - I Have Who Has - Board Game - ESL
By Miss Clever Cookie
Looking for a fun way to teach FAMILY vocabulary and to practice defining family members? Then this product is just for you! It’s perfect for elementary EFL / ESL students as well as for native English classes at grade levels 1 - 5. Low prep, just print out and cut.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
♥ 3 Family trees
- from the perspective of a child
- from the perspective of a parent
- from the perspective of a grandparent
- blank family trees for students to fill in
♥ Family Members I Have Who Has Game
- contains 20 cards
- students need to match the definitions with the right family member
- the cards in the pdf are in order = you can use the pdf as an answer key
♥ Family Members Board Game
- print on A4 / letter-sized paper
- for a larger format, print on two A4 / letter-sized sheets of papers and then tape them together
BOARD GAME DIRECTIONS:
- Everyone starts in the blue section.
- Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their tokens along the game board.
- As you land on each blue space, form a sentence with ".... is Sam's...".
- Once you reach the end of the blue path, turn around and proceed along the orange spaces.
- This time, create sentences with "Sam is his/her...".
- If a player can't form a correct sentence on their turn, they do not move forward.
**VOCABULARY COVERED IN THIS PRODUCT: ***grandparents, *grandpa, *grandma, *parents, *father, *mother, *brother, *sister, *uncle, *aunt, *cousins, *daughter, *son, *niece, *nephew, *grandchildren, *granddaughter, *grandson
Options for use:
**☻**Vocabulary Review
☻Pair Work
☻Group Work
☻Stations
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All About Me Activities-Board Game, Back to School, Third Grade, Hands on Games
By Elena Tenisi
Looking for a fun way for your students to break the ice and get to know one another? This board game can be what you are looking for. Filled with questions that are simple, easy, and start conversations going. Can be great for the first day back to school, small groups, or lunch bunches.
A HUGE thank you to the following content creators for making my resource possible:
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Feelingscheckin, 3rd, School Counseling, No-prep, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
Quick check in scale for younger students. Car themed. Students can practice their penmanship, coloring skills, and identifying how they're doing emotionally.
A HUGE thank you to the following content creators for making my resource possible:
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Copingstrategies, 3rd, School Counseling, No-prep, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
Great way to introduce coping skills for younger students. Students will be presented to coping skills they can easily do at home or school. They will be able to color in the ones that work best for them. Students will also be able to talk about triggers and list their top three. Resource also includes writing opportunities.
A HUGE thank you to the following content creators for making my resource possible:
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Fall Roll And Color, 3rd, School Counseling, No-prep, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
Great resource for early finishers, time fillers, or end of day activity. Students will get to practice number and facial expression recognition in a hands on and fun way.
How to play:
Simply give your student a dice. Have them roll. Have them color in the emotion based on the number they roll.
A HUGE thank you to the following content creators for making my resource possible:
Winter Roll And Color, 3rd, School Counseling, No-prep, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
Roll and color activities perfect for the Holiday season. Resource comes in three different themes; Rudolph, Gingerbread, and Christmas Trees.
Great resource for early finishers, time fillers, or end of day activity. Students will get to practice number and facial expression recognition in a hands on and fun way.
How to play:
Simply give your student a dice. Have them roll. Have them color in the emotion based on the number they roll.
Vocabulary covered:
-Afraid
-Bored
-Loved
-Silly
-Proud
-Happy
-Sad
-Anxious
-Shocked
-Angry
-Excited
-Upset
-Joyful
-Surprised
-Grumpy
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Emotionsworksheet, 3rd, School Counseling, No-prep, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
If you have students who are learning about emotions, this resource could be for you. Equipped with different scenarios, students will need to identify which emotion is being portrayed and draw their interpretation of that emotion.
A HUGE thank you to the following content creators for making my resource possible:
What Am I Guessing Game, 3rd, Social Emotional Learning, Interactive, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
If you're looking for a creative way to teach your students about emotions this could be it. Students will be given clues to find out what emotion is being portrayed. When they think they have the correct answer, they will get an opportunity to draw it out and list their answer. Great for 1:1 or small groups.
A HUGE thank you to the following content creator for making my resource possible:
Good Choice Bad Choice Sort, 3rd, School Counseling, No-prep, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
If your students are struggling with making the correct choice, this activity could be for you. Resource is a cookie themed activity. Students will be presented with different scenarios on each cookie. They will cut the cookie out, sort into two different piles, and glue each cookie to the correct cookie jar. Resource comes in colored/black and white. Resource allows students to create their own scenarios as well. No prep work. Simply print and go!
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Create Your Own Snow Globe, 3rd, School Counseling, No-prep, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
Let your students creativity flow with this resource. Students can draw their happy place inside the snow globe. Great for brain breaks, early finishers, 1:1 sessions, etc. Great when covering themes such as mindfulness, meditation, visualization, etc.
A HUGE thank you to the following content creators for making my resource possible:
2025goals, 3rd, Social Emotional Learning, No-prep, Worksheets
By Elena Tenisi
This New Year, allow your students to visualize their dreams and goals with these snow globe drawing activities. Simply have students draw their visions by drawing it inside the snow globe. Perfect for brain breaks, early finishers, quiet work, etc.
A HUGE thank you to the following content creators for making my resource possible:
Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer, 3rd, Holidays/Seasonal, No-prep, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
Adorable Rudolph themed emotion mats. Perfect for young students or students in special education learning to recognize emotions. Students can practice drawing facial features while working on their fine motor skills as well. Great resource for early finishers, morning work, centers, 1:1's, holiday celebrations, end of day activity, etc.
Emotions included:
Happy
Excited
Worried
Angry
Scared
Proud
Sad
Sleepy
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Feelingscheckin, 3rd, School Counseling, No-prep, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
Space theme check in worksheets for young students. If you are going over a space unit, these could be a great addition. Students will get to draw how they're feeling in these space coloring pages. Great way to cover emotions and feelings while going over space activities.
Resource comes in colored and black/white versions.
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December Counseling, 1st, Holidays/Seasonal, No-prep, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
Super adorable gingerbread themed emotion mats. Perfect for younger students, students with special needs, and nonverbal students. Great for fine motor skill practice as well. Students will get to draw in 6 different emotions. They'll get to identify how they are feeling as well and draw it out. Great for early finishers, morning work, 1:1's, etc.
Emotions included:
Happy
Excited
Worried
Angry
Scared
Proud
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Feelings and Emotions Check In Mat for Primary | No prep Printable |
By Elena Tenisi
Some students on my caseload are very quiet; either because they are shy, afraid, or simply don’t know what to share. Oftentimes, it can be difficult for them to open up so I created a worksheet that allows them to decide what they feel comfortable talking about.
Because the worksheet can also serve as a coloring page, most students tend to feel comfortable in deciding their topic of conversation. Students simply color in the heart with the subject they’d like to address.
This worksheet works well for 1:1 counseling sessions or for teachers who notice a student having a hard time. Simply pull them to the side, or place the worksheet on their desk and have them bring it to you when they are ready.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. File Folder Activity
By Sign with me TOD
In this product, students will look at the 17 questions that relate with facts about Martin Luther King, Jr's life and how he made changes in America for Black Americans. Students will be provided with the correct answer and an incorrect answer for each of the 17 questions in this product. Students can match the question with the correct answer when completing this file folder activity. An answer key is located at the end of the product. This product would be beneficial for students learning about Martin Luther King, Jr. individually, with a partner or in a group.
Groundhog Day File Folder Activities BUNDLE
By Sign with me TOD
This product includes three file folders activities.
In the first file folder activity, students will match each of the 10 questions about Groundhog day. Students can match each question card with the answer in a picture form or the answer in sentence form.
In the second file folder activity, students will answer the 9 questions about groundhogs and will match each question card with the correct answer card.
In the third file folder activity, students will label the 7 parts of the groundhog - ear, nose, eye, teeth, claws, tail, and leg. Students can also use a dry erase marker (after the file folder is laminated) and use the given key to label each part of the groundhog.
Groundhog Day File Folder Activities BUNDLE
By Sign with me TOD
This product includes three file folders activities.
In the first file folder activity, students will match each of the 10 questions about Groundhog day. Students can match each question card with the answer in a picture form or the answer in sentence form.
In the second file folder activity, students will answer the 9 questions about groundhogs and will match each question card with the correct answer card.
In the third file folder activity, students will label the 7 parts of the groundhog - ear, nose, eye, teeth, claws, tail, and leg. Students can also use a dry erase marker (after the file folder is laminated) and use the given key to label each part of the groundhog.