4th Grade Special Education Flash Cards

This resource serves as a great way to teach speech language therapy students or English language learners to answer WHEN questions. The explicit instruction of time of day (Morning, Afternoon, Night) and time on a clock is essential for children to be able to answer certain WHEN questions, while also providing opportunity for vocabulary development. These visual aids, task cards, sentence model strips, sorting worksheets, and coloring worksheets will walk you through the instruction of beginner WHEN questions step-by-step.

Included in this resource:

Task Cards/Flash Cards can be used to drill WHEN questions that elicit time of the day (Morning, Afternoon, Night) responses. They can also be used as memory games or paired with motivating board games. Task cards include both color and black and white formats to adapt to your lesson. These task Cards include:

Morning:

• waking up
• eating breakfast
• brushing teeth
• getting dressed
• making the bed
• getting on the bus

Afternoon:

• eating lunch
• playing on the slide
• playing on the swing
• learning math
• reading time
• getting off the bus

Night:

• doing homework
• eating dinner
• taking a bath
• putting on pajamas
• taking a bath
• going to sleep

Time on a Clock

• School schedule activity with corresponding times
• Weekend schedule activity with corresponding times

Sentence Frames for all sentence structures.

NO PREP coloring worksheets for younger students.

NO PREP Sorting worksheets for skill carryover.

Teaching Materials:

• 1-page teachable explanation of different ways to answer when questions.
• 1-page teaching script to explain how to answer when questions by stating the time of the day or the time on a clock.
• 1-page list of WHEN questions to pair with task cards.

Excellent Resource for Mixed Groups

Grammar: Naturally elicit past, present, and future tense verbs.

Vocabulary: Practice labeling daily activities of living. Produce synonyms and antonyms of verbs.

Wh- questions: Ask who, what, where, when, why questions about daily routines.

Sequencing: Sequence daily routines.

Sentence production: Elicit full sentences with details using task cards and sentence visuals.

Categorization: Categorize by time of the day.

Following directions: Follow directions containing sequential and temporal concepts such as before, while, earlier, later.

** Perfect resource for Teacher Observation or Speech Therapy Observation**

Empower your learners to understand and infer emotions effectively with our specialized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) program. Our Inferencing Emotions ABA Program is thoughtfully designed to enhance social cognition and promote emotional intelligence through targeted interventions and engaging activities.

What's Included:

1. Program Implementation Sheet: Navigate the program seamlessly with our detailed implementation guide. This comprehensive resource outlines step-by-step instructions for integrating the program into your teaching or therapy sessions, ensuring optimal learning outcomes.
2. Data Collection Target Sheet: Stay organized and track progress effortlessly with our custom data collection sheet. Monitor learners' responses and mastery of emotion inference skills, enabling personalized interventions and progress monitoring.
3. Interactive Flashcards: Engage learners with our dynamic flashcards featuring narrative and video scenarios. Each card presents realistic social situations, encouraging learners to identify and infer emotions accurately in a variety of contexts.

Key Features:

• Evidence-Based Strategies: Developed based on principles of ABA, our program employs evidence-based strategies to teach emotion inference skills effectively.
• Multi-Sensory Learning: Utilize both visual and auditory cues with our flashcards to facilitate multi-sensory learning experiences that enhance comprehension and retention.
• Progress Monitoring: Use our data collection sheet to monitor individual progress and adapt interventions accordingly, fostering continuous growth and skill development.
• Real-World Application: Equip learners with practical skills they can apply in everyday social interactions, enhancing their ability to navigate relationships and understand others' emotions.

Unlock the potential of inferencing skills and foster social growth with our Emotion Inference ABA Program. Empower learners to connect with others empathetically and navigate social interactions confidently. Download today and embark on a journey toward enhanced social cognition and emotional intelligence!

Make your ESL classroom look different from a regular education room by considering these English to Maori Transport Vehicles ESL Vocabulary Sight Words Flashcards!

Each label takes up 1/15 of a page so they are nice and big, but not too obtrusive. There are 68 cards for a total of 5 pages. Check out the preview to see what it looks like.

Each card features the word in English and Maori. To help aid meaning, I've included beautiful illustrations and pictures.

These engaging Transport Vehicles flashcards are tailored for both educators and homeschooling parents. These flashcards are a valuable resource for teaching students about different modes of transportation, from cars and buses to boats and planes. Through vibrant illustrations and clear labeling, students can easily grasp the names and functions of various vehicles.

Whether you're a teacher enriching your ESL classroom lessons or a homeschooling parent looking to expand your child's knowledge, these flashcards make learning about transportation a captivating journey. Enhance your educational experience by introducing these dynamic flashcards into your curriculum today!

Students can use these cards to match two-, three-, and four-digit numbers with their base ten block representations, expanded form, and written form. Use the cards individually to create even more activities. For example, give students the three digit number card and have them build the number using actual base ten blocks. You can also give the students the clip art cards and have them write the three digit numbers or the numbers in expanded form. The possibilities are endless and easily differentiated for every learner.

This fun game of Teacher Says is based on the game “Simon Says” and is perfect to engage little learners! These can be used as a whole class activity which encourages gross motor skills and co-ordination. Ideal for early childhood educators to support students with following directions and developing and imitating movements.

Simple put each of the cards in a jar and utilize them as you wish! These are colourful and engaging cards and are versatile! Simply laminate, cut and you can use this resource over and over for years to come!

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Are you looking for a fun and educational way to teach kids the alphabet while introducing them to a variety of animals? Our Animal Word Alphabet Crafts provide a creative solution! This engaging resource features cut and paste crafts for each letter of the alphabet, from A to Z, each paired with a different animal—from "A is for Ant" to "Z is for Zebra." Children can enjoy building their own alphabet animals using easy-to-assemble templates available in both full-color and black-and-white.

Perfect for classroom activities, homeschooling projects, or a fun educational activity at home, these crafts help reinforce letter recognition and animal vocabulary while enhancing fine motor skills. Each craft not only supports early literacy but also sparks curiosity about the animal kingdom.

What’s Included in the Animal Word Alphabet Crafts Pack:

• A to Z Animals: Includes a diverse range of animals for each letter of the alphabet, such as:

  • A is for Ant
  • B is for Bee
  • C is for Cat
  • D is for Dog
  • E is for Eel
  • F is for Frog
  • G is for Goat
  • H is for Hawk
  • I is for Ibis
  • J is for Jaguar
  • K is for Koala
  • L is for Lion
  • M is for Mole
  • N is for Newt
  • O is for Owl
  • P is for Pig
  • Q is for Quail
  • R is for Rat
  • S is for Shark
  • T is for Tiger
  • V is for Vole
  • W is for Wolf
  • X is for Xerus
  • Y is for Yak
  • Z is for Zebra

• Full-Color Templates: Ready-to-use colored templates for vibrant animal crafts.

• Black-and-White Templates: Printable versions that kids can color, adding their personal touch.

• Cut and Paste Instructions: Simple guides for cutting and assembling each animal craft.

Bring the alphabet to life with our Animal Word Alphabet Crafts, and let your children explore letters and animals in a fun, creative, and educational way!

IN ADDITION, this resource includes a helpful tip sheet about "Early Learning Activities to Develop Literacy and Numeracy Skills." Through this resource, parents and caregivers will gain practical insights into simple and engaging activities that support their child's early literacy and numeracy development. These activities are designed to be fun, hands-on, and easily integrated into daily routines, helping young learners grow in their understanding of essential literacy and numeracy concepts.

Complete Fry Sight Words Checklist Sight Words Flash Cards Bundle: 1st - 10th 100
This all-inclusive bundle encapsulates the entire journey through the ten sets of 100 Fry sight words, offering a structured and progressive approach to mastering sight words from foundational to advanced levels of language proficiency.

Key Features
Each checklist within this bundle maintains a meticulous design with 9 columns per page, facilitating comprehensive progress tracking and assessment across multiple trials. Available in both full-color and black-and-white versions, these checklists cater to diverse printing needs across various classroom settings.

Focused Goal Setting
Empower teaching objectives by establishing precise IEP goals aligned with each set of 100 Fry sight words. These checklists assist in creating targeted and measurable learning objectives, nurturing sight word recognition from foundational to more complex linguistic contexts.

Complementary Practice Tools
Supplementary flashcards accompany each set of 100 Fry sight words within this comprehensive bundle, providing essential reinforcement and support for consistent and effective practice sessions at every stage of sight word mastery.

Why This Bundle Matters
By encompassing the entire spectrum of Fry sight words, from the foundational to the most advanced, this bundle significantly elevates students' reading fluency, enhances language proficiency, and fosters comprehensive reading development. It stands as an indispensable resource for educators committed to guiding students toward a profound mastery of sight words and heightened literacy skills across all academic levels.

Advantages of Fry Words over Dolch Words The Fry Sight Words list is organized into 10 groups of 100 words each, covering the most frequently used words in writing. Starting with the initial 300 words in early education significantly boosts reading and comprehension skills. While Fry words aren't strictly tied to specific grades, they're usually introduced in sets of 100 words to support gradual sight word recognition. Here's a general guide for introducing these sets:

• First 100 Fry Words: Typically introduced in kindergarten and first grade.
• Second 100 Fry Words: Taught in first or second grade, reinforcing foundational words.
• Third 100 Fry Words: Added in second or third grade, including more complex words.
• Fourth 100 Fry Words: Introduced in third or fourth grade, advancing vocabulary.
• Fifth 100 Fry Words: Presented in fourth or fifth grade, offering more challenging words.

The 6th to 10th sets of 100 Fry words are usually introduced later, depending on the student's mastered words.

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This Ultimate WHEN Question Bundle walks you through how to teach every type of WHEN question. Target Wh-Question language comprehension Goals by answering When Questions in the following ways: Time of the Day, Time on a Clock, Seasons, Holidays, Months, Days of the Week, Dates, Year, Cause & Effect, and more. Teaching scripts are included for the concepts that are tricky to explain. Teaching visuals can be paired with engaging task cards that were designed to elicit natural production of answers to all different WHEN questions.

The bundle includes Task Cards, No Prep Worksheets, Visuals, & Sentence Strips for the types of WHEN Question answers:

• Time of the Day - Morning, Afternoon, Night
• Time on a Clock
• Seasons
• Holidays
• Months
• Days of the Week
• Date
• Year
• Cause & Effect (using "when" in the answer)
• Before, After, While, During
• Past, Present, & Future Concepts
• Mixed Sentences

This resource was designed as a start-to-finish guide to teach all WHEN questions. Amazing resource for mixed groups and speech therapy/speech pathology observation. Wonderful ESL/ENL product to teach ELLs English Language Learners. Perfect for mixed speech therapy groups.

Discriminating WH Questions is an ABA program meticulously designed to empower learners with the essential skill of discriminating between different types of questions. This comprehensive digital download is more than just a resource; it's a detailed lesson plan equipped with evidence-based teaching strategies, interactive flashcards, and a graphic organizer designed to enhance comprehension and mastery of what, who, where, and when questions.

What's Inside:

1. Lesson Plan: Dive into a comprehensive lesson plan that guides educators and therapists through the process of teaching learners to discriminate between question types.

2. Teaching Strategies: From explicit instruction and modeling to error correction procedures, our program offers a versatile toolkit for teaching and reinforcing the skill of discriminating question types.

3. Interactive Flashcards: These visual aids serve as valuable tools during lessons, facilitating active participation and practical application of concepts learned.

4. Graphic Organizer: Reinforce understanding with a graphic organizer designed to provide a reference point for learners as they practice discriminating between question types.

Download today and embark on a transformative journey toward mastering the discrimination of question types, unlocking the doors to improved communication and comprehension skills.

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Make your ESL classroom look different from a regular education room by considering these bilingual English-Portuguese mathematic symbols.

Each label takes up 1/15 of a page. There are 113 important Math Symbols for a total of 8 pages. Check out the thumbnail and the preview of some pages in the pictures. They each feature the English and the Portuguese name of the math symbol in big, bold black letters. To help aid meaning, I've included clear illustrations of the symbols.

The 113 symbols included are: Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction, Equal, Approximately equal, Greater than, Less than, Greater than or equal, Less than or equal, Square brackets, Parentheses, Angle, Right angle, Curly brackets, Plus or minus, Not equal to, Square root, Percent, Infinity, Integral, Sum of, Equivalent to, Implies, For all, Belongs to, Pi, Empty set, Absolute value, Not belong to, Power, Fourth root, Cube Root, Per-mille, Equation, Function...and more

Use these 113 fun and colorful cards to explore math symbols in English and Portuguese - use them as flashcards, a bulletin board or wall display, a memory matching game, or the foundation for more difficult practice of your choice like recognizing math symbols and many more.

Other English - Portuguese resources:

• Classroom Vocabulary Flash Cards
• Action Verbs ESL Vocabulary Flashcards
• Numbers ESL Flash Cards

English - Portuguese Bundle:

• English-Portuguese ESL Vocabulary Flashcards (Growing Bundle)

Also, I'm open to suggestions about other words to add to this set.

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Students will build number sense and practice identifying place value with this set of task cards with four digit numbers.

Cards include four digit numbers written in standard form, expanded form, word form, and represented with base ten block clip art.

Directions and ideas for differentiation are included.

Can be combined with my two and three digit cards.

Fry Sight Words Checklists, Sight Words Flash Cards Bundle: 4th, 5th, and 6th 100
This comprehensive bundle encompasses the progressive learning journey through the fourth, fifth, and sixth sets of 100 Fry sight words, providing a structured approach to sight word mastery.

Key Features
Each checklist in this bundle maintains a meticulous design featuring 9 columns per page, facilitating thorough progress tracking and assessment across multiple trials. Available in both full-color and black-and-white versions, these checklists are adaptable to diverse printing needs and various classroom settings.

Focused Goal Setting
Empower your teaching objectives by establishing precise IEP goals aligned with each set of 100 Fry sight words. These checklists aid in creating targeted and measurable learning objectives for enhanced sight word recognition.

Complementary Practice Tools
Accompanying these checklists are dedicated flashcards tailored to each set of 100 Fry sight words. These supplementary resources offer essential reinforcement and support for consistent and effective practice sessions.

Why This Bundle Matters
Combining the fourth, fifth, and sixth sets of 100 Fry sight words, this bundle further advances students' reading fluency, strengthens language proficiency, and fosters overall reading development. It serves as an invaluable resource for educators dedicated to guiding students toward sight word mastery and improved literacy skills.

Advantages of Fry Words over Dolch Words The Fry Sight Words list is organized into 10 groups of 100 words each, covering the most frequently used words in writing. Starting with the initial 300 words in early education significantly boosts reading and comprehension skills. While Fry words aren't strictly tied to specific grades, they're usually introduced in sets of 100 words to support gradual sight word recognition. Here's a general guide for introducing these sets:

• First 100 Fry Words: Typically introduced in kindergarten and first grade.
• Second 100 Fry Words: Taught in first or second grade, reinforcing foundational words.
• Third 100 Fry Words: Added in second or third grade, including more complex words.
• Fourth 100 Fry Words: Introduced in third or fourth grade, advancing vocabulary.
• Fifth 100 Fry Words: Presented in fourth or fifth grade, offering more challenging words.

The 6th to 10th sets of 100 Fry words are usually introduced later, depending on the student's mastered words.

Curious for More?

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This resource serves as a great way to teach speech language therapy students or English language learners to answer WHERE questions. The explicit instruction of places, including Inside + Outside and Rooms in a House can be essential for children to be able to answer certain WHERE questions, while also providing opportunity for vocabulary development. These visual aids, task cards, sentence model strips, sorting worksheets, coloring worksheets, and reading comprehension worksheets will walk you through the instruction of beginner WHERE questions step-by-step to help students comprehend wh-questions.

Included in this resource:

Task Cards/Flash Cards can be used to drill WHERE questions that elicit responses responses containing Inside/Outside and Rooms in a house. They can also be used as memory games or paired with motivating board games. These task Cards include:

Inside + Outside:

• 12 Inside + Outside Receptive Task Cards
• 24 Inside + Outside Activities Task Cards
• 18 Inside + Outside Animals Task Cards
• 18 Sentence Questions Task Cards

Places at Home:

• 11 Places at Home Task Cards (Front Yard, Back Yard, Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom, Living Room, Hallway, Closet, Living Room, Garage, Laundry Room)
• 12 Places at Home Receptive Task Cards
• 11 Places at Home Dog Task Cards
• 11 Places at Home Activities Task Cards
• 44 Places at Home Where Question Prompts

Sentence Frames for sentence structures.

7 NO PREP coloring and sorting worksheets for skill carryover.

Teaching Materials:

• 1-page teachable explanation of different ways to answer when questions.
• 1-page teaching script to explain Inside + Outside
• 1-page teaching script to explain Places at Home.

Excellent Resource for Mixed Groups

MLU: Naturally increase MLU

Vocabulary: Practice labeling daily activities of living, everyday places

Wh- questions: Ask who, what, where, when, why questions about daily routines.

Sequencing: Sequence daily routines.

Sentence production: Elicit full sentences with details using task cards and sentence visuals.

Categorization: Categorize by location.

Following directions: Follow directions containing sequential and temporal concepts such as before, while, earlier, later

** Perfect resource for Teacher Observation or Speech Therapy Observation**

Make your ESL classroom look different from a regular education room by Considering these Arabic animals' names flashcards!

Each label takes up 1/12 of a page so they are nice and big, but not too obtrusive. There are 118 flashcards for a total of 10 pages (12 cards per page). Check out the preview to see what it looks like. They each feature the Arabic name of the animal and to help aid meaning, I've included beautiful illustrations.

The 118 animals included are:

أخطبوط - أرنب - أسد - إغوانا - الحوت القاتل - السمكة المنتفخة - السنونو - إوز - أيل - ببغاء - بجعة - بجعة - برغوث - بطة - بطريق - بغل - بقرة - بومة - تمساح - تونا - ثعبان - ثُعبان الماء - ثعلب - ثور - جاموس - جرذ - جمل - جندب - حبار - حرباء - حصان - حلزون - حمار - حمار وحشي - حمامة - حوت - خروف - خروف البحر - خنزير - خنفساء - دب - دجاجة - دعسوقة - دلفين - دلق - دودة - ديك - ديك رومي - ديناصور- ذبابة - ذئب - رنة - زرافة - زنبور - سحلية - سرطان البحر - سلحفاة - سلحفاة البحر - سلطعون - سمك - سَمَكُ الرَّاي اللَّسَّاع - سمك شيطان البحر - سنجاب - صرصور - صقر - ضبع - ضفدع - طائر - طائر الطنان - ظبي - عجل البحر - عقرب - عنكبوت - غراب - غرير - - غزالة - غوريلا - فأر - فراشة - فرس البحر - فرس النبي - فقمة - فيل - قراد - قرد - قرش - قرش المطرقة - قُرَيْدِس - قط - قناديل البحر - قندس - قندس الماء - قنفذ - قنفذ البحر - كلب - كنغر - كوبرا - لبوؤة - ماعز - نجم البحر - نحام - وردي - نحلة - نسر - نعامة - نقار الخشب - نمر - نمر أمريكي - نملة - نورس - وحيد القرن - وزغة - وشق - وطواط - يراعة - يرقات - يرقة - يعسوب.

Also, I'm open to suggestions about other words to add to this set.

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• This product is not for resale and absolutely not for Commercial Use.
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Fry Sight Words Checklist, Sight Words Flash Card 3rd 100

Continuing the journey of sight word mastery, the Fry Sight Words Checklist 3rd 100 builds upon the foundational assessment introduced in the first set of 100 Fry sight words.

Key Features
Maintaining the meticulous design of the preceding checklist, this version encompasses the subsequent 100 Fry sight words. It retains the familiar layout of 9 columns per page, offering dedicated spaces for date recording, staff signatures, word tracking, and percentage calculations. This consistent format supports comprehensive and enduring assessment across multiple trials.

Available in both full-color and black-and-white versions, this resource remains adaptable to various printing requirements, ensuring flexibility across diverse classroom environments.

Focused Goal Setting
Continuing to empower educators, the Fry Sight Words Checklist 3rd 100 aids in establishing precise IEP goals that align with the newly introduced 100 Fry sight words, enabling educators to tailor learning objectives effectively.

Complementary Practice Tools
Accompanying this checklist are flashcards specifically designed for the third set of 100 Fry sight words. These flashcards serve as crucial reinforcement tools, facilitating consistent and effective practice sessions to bolster learning.

Why Learning the 3rd 100 Fry Sight Words Matters
Expanding beyond the initial 100 words, mastering this additional set significantly bolsters reading capabilities and overall language proficiency. This resource marks a pivotal step in enhancing reading fluency, bolstering confidence, and fostering continuous reading development.

Advantages of Fry Words over Dolch Words The Fry Sight Words list is organized into 10 groups of 100 words each, covering the most frequently used words in writing. Starting with the initial 300 words in early education significantly boosts reading and comprehension skills. While Fry words aren't strictly tied to specific grades, they're usually introduced in sets of 100 words to support gradual sight word recognition. Here's a general guide for introducing these sets:

• First 100 Fry Words: Typically introduced in kindergarten and first grade.
• Second 100 Fry Words: Taught in first or second grade, reinforcing foundational words.
• Third 100 Fry Words: Added in second or third grade, including more complex words.
• Fourth 100 Fry Words: Introduced in third or fourth grade, advancing vocabulary.
• Fifth 100 Fry Words: Presented in fourth or fifth grade, offering more challenging words.

The 6th to 10th sets of 100 Fry words are usually introduced later, depending on the student's mastered words.

Curious for More?

Explore our wide range of academic and behavior-tracking resources designed to support comprehensive student development. From specialized behavior management tools to diverse academic tracking aids, discover a holistic approach to student progress and growth. Visit our collection here for an array of resources that cater to your students' diverse needs.

Get Connected

Want to stay in the loop? I’d love for you to join my community on TeachShare and be the first to know about an ever-expanding collection of exceptional resources. They're all about boosting your teaching journey and empowering your elementary classroom with fantastic SEL and behavior support resources.

Earn Credits

And here's the sweet deal – with your purchase, you're not just enriching your teaching toolkit. You also have the chance to spread the love through reviews and unlock TeachShare credits that may be used toward more exceptional educational resources.

This resource serves as a great way to teach speech language therapy students or English language learners to answer WHERE questions with pictures and visual aids. The explicit instruction of locations, including places at school can be essential for children to be able to answer certain WHERE questions, while also providing opportunity for vocabulary development. These visual aids, task cards, sentence model strips, sorting worksheets, coloring worksheets, and reading comprehension worksheets will walk you through the instruction of beginner WHERE questions step-by-step to help students comprehend wh-questions.

Included in this resource:

• Task Cards/Flash Cards can be used to drill WHERE questions that elicit responses containing Places at School. They can also be used as memory games or paired with motivating board games. These task Cards include:

  • 12 Places at Home Task Cards (classroom, cafeteria, playground, bathroom, library, music room, art room, hallway, office, nurse's office, gym, audtitorium)
  • 12 Places at School Receptive Task Cards
  • 11 Places at School with Child Task Cards
  • 11 Places at School with Animals Task Cards
  • 48 Places at Home Where Question Prompts
  • 12 Places at School Sentences - Literal Questions Task Cards
  • 12 Places at School Sentences - Inferential Questions Task Cards

• Sentence Frames for sentence structures.

  • 24 Sentence Frames for 2 different sentence structures

• NO PREP worksheets for skill carryover.

  • 1 Coloring Sorting Page (Classroom + Cafeteria)
  • 1 Sorting Objects by Location
  • 1 Cut and Paste Sorting Actions by Location
  • 1 Short Stories Comprehension Worksheet

• Teaching Materials:

  • 1-page teachable explanation of different ways to answer when questions
  • 1-page teaching script to explain Places at School

Excellent Resource for Mixed Groups

MLU: Naturally increase MLU

Vocabulary: Practice labeling daily activities of living, everyday places, objects

Wh- questions: Ask who, what, where, when, why questions about daily school routines.

Sequencing: Sequence daily school routines.

Sentence production: Elicit full sentences with details using task cards and sentence visuals.

Categorization: Categorize by location.

Following directions: Follow directions containing spatial concept "in"

** Perfect resource for Teacher Observation or Speech Therapy Observation**

Are you looking for an engaging and educational tool to teach animal names and improve vocabulary? Look no further than our Ultimate Animal Flashcards! With 112 high-quality, real-life animal images and their English names, this set of flashcards is perfect for teachers, parents, and kids alike.

You will get a zip File that contains :

• A PDF file ( 8,5x11 inches - 10 pages )
• 10 PNGs ( Each page as a PNG )

Our flashcards are versatile and can be used in various ways to suit your needs.

Here are some examples:

1. Classroom Use: As a teacher, you can use the flashcards to teach animal names and vocabulary to your students. You can also use them as part of a lesson plan or as a quick review activity.
2. Homeschooling: For parents who homeschool their kids, the flashcards can be used as part of a lesson plan or as a fun activity to reinforce learning.
3. Independent Learning: Kids can use the flashcards independently to learn animal names and improve their vocabulary. They can also use them to play games or quiz themselves.

Our flashcards are suitable for learners of all ages and levels, from toddlers to adults. With their clear and colorful images and easy-to-read English names, these flashcards are a must-have for any classroom or household.

Important: This is a growing List (We will add more animals to the document)

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Fry Sight Words Checklist, Sight Words Flash Card 5th 100

Advancing sight word proficiency, the Fry Sight Words Checklist 5th 100 progresses the foundational assessment initiated with the earlier sets of 100 Fry sight words.

Key Features
Continuing the meticulous design, this checklist covers the subsequent 100 Fry sight words, maintaining the established layout of 9 columns per page. Each column provides dedicated sections for date recording, staff signatures, word tracking, and percentage calculations. This consistent structure supports comprehensive assessment across multiple trials.

Available in both full-color and black-and-white versions, this resource ensures adaptability to diverse printing needs, ensuring suitability across various classroom contexts.

Focused Goal Setting
Empowering educators further, the Fry Sight Words Checklist 4th 100 facilitates precise IEP goal establishment aligned with the newly introduced set of 100 Fry sight words.

Complementary Practice Tools
Complementing the checklist, specific flashcards designed for the fourth set of 100 Fry sight words aid in reinforcement and practice, fostering consistent and effective learning experiences.

Why Learning the 4th 100 Fry Sight Words Matters
Extending beyond the earlier sets, mastering this additional group significantly amplifies reading skills and overall language proficiency. This resource plays a crucial role in advancing reading fluency, fortifying confidence, and nurturing ongoing reading development.

Advantages of Fry Words over Dolch Words The Fry Sight Words list is organized into 10 groups of 100 words each, covering the most frequently used words in writing. Starting with the initial 300 words in early education significantly boosts reading and comprehension skills. While Fry words aren't strictly tied to specific grades, they're usually introduced in sets of 100 words to support gradual sight word recognition. Here's a general guide for introducing these sets:

• First 100 Fry Words: Typically introduced in kindergarten and first grade.
• Second 100 Fry Words: Taught in first or second grade, reinforcing foundational words.
• Third 100 Fry Words: Added in second or third grade, including more complex words.
• Fourth 100 Fry Words: Introduced in third or fourth grade, advancing vocabulary.
• Fifth 100 Fry Words: Presented in fourth or fifth grade, offering more challenging words.

The 6th to 10th sets of 100 Fry words are usually introduced later, depending on the student's mastered words.

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Make your ESL classroom look different from a regular education room by considering these bilingual English-Portuguese mathematic symbols.

Each label takes up 1/15 of a page. There are 113 important Math Symbols for a total of 8 pages. Check out the thumbnail and the preview of some pages in the pictures. They each feature the English and the Portuguese name of the math symbol in big, bold black letters. To help aid meaning, I've included clear illustrations of the symbols.

The 113 symbols included are: Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction, Equal, Approximately equal, Greater than, Less than, Greater than or equal, Less than or equal, Square brackets, Parentheses, Angle, Right angle, Curly brackets, Plus or minus, Not equal to, Square root, Percent, Infinity, Integral, Sum of, Equivalent to, Implies, For all, Belongs to, Pi, Empty set, Absolute value, Not belong to, Power, Fourth root, Cube Root, Per-mille, Equation, Function...and more

Use these 113 fun and colorful cards to explore math symbols in English and Portuguese - use them as flashcards, a bulletin board or wall display, a memory matching game, or the foundation for more difficult practice of your choice like recognizing math symbols and many more.

Other English - Portuguese resources:

• Classroom Vocabulary Flash Cards
• Action Verbs ESL Vocabulary Flashcards
• Numbers ESL Flash Cards

English - Portuguese Bundle:

• English-Portuguese ESL Vocabulary Flashcards (Growing Bundle)

Also, I'm open to suggestions about other words to add to this set.

Note: This product is not for resale and absolutely not for Commercial Use.

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Fry Sight Words Checklist, Sight Words Flash Card 6th 100

Continuing the progression in sight word mastery, the Fry Sight Words Checklist 6th 100 advances the foundational assessment initiated with the preceding sets of 100 Fry sight words.

Key Features
Maintaining meticulous design principles, this checklist encompasses the subsequent 100 Fry sight words, upholding the consistent layout of 9 columns per page. Each column provides dedicated spaces for recording dates, staff signatures, word tracking, and percentage calculations, ensuring comprehensive and consistent assessment across multiple practice trials.

Available in both full-color and black-and-white versions, this resource retains adaptability for various printing needs, ensuring suitability for diverse classroom settings.

Focused Goal Setting
Continuing to empower educators, the Fry Sight Words Checklist 6th 100 facilitates precise IEP goal establishment aligned with the new set of 100 Fry sight words.

Complementary Practice Tools
Supplementing the checklist, specific flashcards tailored to the sixth set of 100 Fry sight words offer essential reinforcement and practice support for a consistent and effective learning experience.

Why Learning the 6th 100 Fry Sight Words Matters
Expanding upon earlier word sets, mastering this additional group significantly enhances reading abilities and overall language proficiency. This resource represents a crucial step in advancing reading fluency, boosting confidence, and nurturing sustained reading development.

Advantages of Fry Words over Dolch Words The Fry Sight Words list is organized into 10 groups of 100 words each, covering the most frequently used words in writing. Starting with the initial 300 words in early education significantly boosts reading and comprehension skills. While Fry words aren't strictly tied to specific grades, they're usually introduced in sets of 100 words to support gradual sight word recognition. Here's a general guide for introducing these sets:

• First 100 Fry Words: Typically introduced in kindergarten and first grade.
• Second 100 Fry Words: Taught in first or second grade, reinforcing foundational words.
• Third 100 Fry Words: Added in second or third grade, including more complex words.
• Fourth 100 Fry Words: Introduced in third or fourth grade, advancing vocabulary.
• Fifth 100 Fry Words: Presented in fourth or fifth grade, offering more challenging words.

The 6th to 10th sets of 100 Fry words are usually introduced later, depending on the student's mastered words.

Curious for More?

Explore our wide range of academic and behavior-tracking resources designed to support comprehensive student development. From specialized behavior management tools to diverse academic tracking aids, discover a holistic approach to student progress and growth. Visit our collection here for an array of resources that cater to your students' diverse needs.

Get Connected

Want to stay in the loop? I’d love for you to join my community on TeachShare and be the first to know about an ever-expanding collection of exceptional resources. They're all about boosting your teaching journey and empowering your elementary classroom with fantastic SEL and behavior support resources.

Earn Credits

And here's the sweet deal – with your purchase, you're not just enriching your teaching toolkit. You also have the chance to spread the love through reviews and unlock TeachShare credits that may be used toward more exceptional educational resources.