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Cut and stick activity book to help children to learn how to properly look after themselves and keep clean.

Why do you need this?

Cut and Stick activities provide hands-on learning experiences that actively engage children in the learning process. By cutting out pictures and sticking them onto designated areas, children actively participate in the activity, reinforcing their understanding of personal hygiene concepts.

The use of visual aids in the form of pictures helps children visualize key concepts related to personal hygiene, such as washing hands, brushing teeth, and taking baths. Visual representation enhances comprehension, particularly for young learners and those with diverse learning styles.

How and when might you use this?

Teachers can integrate the activity book into health and wellness lessons or units focusing on personal hygiene.

What is included?

13 page activity book including:

· Brushing my teeth

· Washing my hands

· Having a bath

· My hair

· Getting dressed (2 versions for both boy and girl)

· Putting on my coat

· Going to the toilet

· Bedtime routine

· Eating

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This Shoe Tying Life Skills activity is an engaging unit that teaches students the essential skills of tying knots and shoelaces, promoting fine motor development, independence, and basic life skills. Through hands-on activities, students will learn how to tie basic knots and progress to mastering the "bunny ears" method for Shoe Tying. The lessons are designed to be fun, and interactive, and build confidence as students practice knot-tying techniques, lacing, and shoe-tying step-by-step. This unit is perfect for young learners, helping them develop coordination and practical life skills while making learning fun!

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Numbers 1-20 NO PREP (writing, counting, money & more)

Practice skills with numbers 1-20. Each page focuses on a number. Activities on each page may include:

• writing numbers
• write number words
• 1-1 correspondence
• counting
• money
• tally marks
• drawing
• base 10
• double ten frame

This print and go packet is great for practicing skills! Use as a morning warm up, independent desk work, or direct instruction practice!

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Help your child develop healthy habits and manage daily routines with this pack of Morning and Bedtime Routine Visual Schedule for Kids. Designed to provide structure and independence, this visual schedule includes vibrant, easy-to-understand illustrations for each step in the morning and bedtime routines.

From brushing teeth and getting dressed in the morning to winding down with a bedtime story and brushing teeth at night, each task is clearly depicted, making it perfect for young children, including those with special needs or learning differences. The schedule encourages responsibility and reduces morning and nighttime stress by giving kids a visual guide they can follow at their own pace.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

▪︎ Morning and Bedtime Routine picture cards (12 tasks each)

▪︎ Morning and Bedtime Routine Visual Schedule Charts (separate for boys and girls in three different skin tones)

▪︎ Morning and Bedtime Routine Visual strips (12 tasks each)

▪︎ Morning and Bedtime Routine Checklist

▪︎ Morning and Bedtime Routine Strips without pictures (12 tasks each)

Just print, laminate and use velcro dots for reusability.

This pack of Morning and Bedtime Routine Visual Schedule is a great tool to foster independence, build confidence, and ensure a smooth start and end to each day for both kids and parents!

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Solving Equations With Variables on Both Sides Modified Unit

This is a set of notes, 5 practice assignments, a riddle page, and a coloring activity. Each resource has a modified and non-modified version. The modified version guides students through each step of the equation. This is great for special education students who have a math learning disability or as an introduction to solving equations with variables on both sides.

Answer key is included.

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Designed with precision and care, these worksheets are specially crafted to help children master the art of tracing basic shapes while enhancing their hand-eye coordination. Ideal for parents, teachers, and therapists, this resource simplifies the learning process and encourages repeated practice, ensuring early learners grasp the fundamental shapes with confidence.

Key Features:

Comprehensive Shape Collection: Our worksheets feature all essential shapes – circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, ovals, and diamonds – carefully arranged on two pages. Each shape is presented clearly, allowing children to focus on mastering one shape at a time or progressing to more complex patterns.

Reusable and Eco-Friendly: Professionals can laminate these worksheets, transforming them into durable, wipe-clean surfaces. This eco-friendly approach not only promotes sustainability but also allows for repeated use, making them perfect for classrooms, therapy sessions, or home learning environments.

Expertly Designed for Early Learners: The tracing lines are thoughtfully crafted to guide little hands, promoting proper pencil grip and control. Children will enjoy the engaging process of tracing, boosting their confidence and enthusiasm for learning.

Note: This product includes digital files suitable for printing and laminating. Upon purchase, you will receive instant access to the downloadable worksheets, allowing for immediate use and endless learning possibilities.

Back to School Speech Labeling Activities with coloring, seek & find,
& labeling objects.

4 pages include:

1. Seek, Find & Color : 20 school objects to locate and color by instruction

2. Label a Classroom : 7 labels with fill-in-the-blank & word box included.

3. Label a Student : 10 labels with fill-in-the-blank & word box included.

4. Label That Photo : Label 15 classroom photos with cut & paste words, from the book

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AAC Parent And Teachers Handouts AAC Awareness Month Activities. This pack is for AAC Awareness Month with this engaging "Can, Have, Are" chart activity designed for 1st to 5th-grade students! This product helps young learners understand the importance of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) in everyday life, while building writing and critical thinking skills. Through this simple and fun activity, students will explore what AAC can do, what it has, and what it is, all in an easy-to-follow format.

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Description:

These Parent-Teacher Conference Forms are an essential resource for educators, especially those in Special Education. Designed for all grade levels, these forms provide a structured approach to discussing a student's academic and social performance with parents. The pack includes various form options, all with both printable and fillable PDF versions along with a sign-in sheet and reminders for parents before the conference, ensuring a professional and productive meeting.

Benefits:

• Customizable forms to suit different teacher preferences
• Options for printing and filling out manually or using the fillable PDF
• Facilitates discussions about student progress and development
• Gives parents actionable steps to support their child's education

Instructions/Tips for Implementation:

Special education teachers can utilize these forms to prepare for and conduct effective parent-teacher conferences. Choose the most suitable form, fill it out with relevant information, and share it with parents prior to or at the meeting. Use these forms as a guide to discuss student performance and collaborate with parents on supporting their child's learning journey.

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Twenty five activities that focus on National Disabilities Awareness Month and creating safe learning environments for students with disabilities. Includes engaging activities and coloring handouts:

Calendar

Text Messages

Be a Scientist...cure diseases

Cake Decorating

Read the Eye Chart

One Way to Help Others

Three ways to help during NHM

Be Safe and Aware coloring sheets

Celebrate NDAM coloring sheets

Hospital

Giving Grandma

Decorate a Wheelchair

Help make a classroom more accessible

Handicap Sign--Design your own placard

Free Help Ticket to give to others

and more...

Excellent discussion starters and great reinforcement for National Disabilities Awareness Month.

This is a story with simple, kid-friendly language to teach children what is safe to put in their mouths.

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• Colorful Illustrated Version: Full-color illustrations on each page.
• Black and White Version: A printer-friendly version.
• 2 Activity Sheets:

1. Safe vs Unsafe Sorting Activity
2. Statements like "It’s safe to chew on toys." with Yes or No.

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Use this sheet to be able to quickly view a student's IEP information, such as accommodations, services, minutes, interests, and of course goals. Think of this as your IEP cheat sheet. Pass it out to the students' homeroom teachers so they can have all of the information in an easy-to-read format. The headings are centered in the boxes so when you enter the student's information, the text remains centered for a uniform look

Tired of spending ages getting your class dressed for outdoor winter fun? This engaging winter homework challenge encourages families to support their children’s independence with putting on winter clothes!

Simply add your name to the editable letter, send it home, and see your students’ independence grow!

What's Included:

• Ready-to-Print Parent Letter PDF (for adding teacher name by hand)
• Editable Parent Letter in PowerPoint (for customizing teacher name)

Help your students gear up for winter with confidence and independence!

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Building Letters Counting Snap Cubes Activity for Lowercase Letters

In this hands on, multisensory activity, students won’t even realize they are learning! In this resource, they will learn letter formation by first building the letter with counting snap cubes, coloring the letter, tracing the letter, and finally, writing the letter.

Building letters with blocks is not only a fun and engaging way to learn letter formation, but students are working on foundational fine motor skills needed for writing. Students don’t have to use a pencil for writing, try broken crayons (broken crayons help promote tripod grasp pattern), q-tip painting, or fingerpaint. When writing letters for this activity, students use handwriting letter boxes to help with letter size, placement, and spacing. Perfect for pre-K and kindergarten centers, as well as OT groups, homeschool, and handwriting practice

This activity addresses:

Fine and visual motor skills

Hand strength

Visual Perception

Letter recognition

Letter formation

Included:

52 pages, TWO for each letter of the alphabet, one in color and one in black and white. This set focuses on Lowercase letters.

How can we teach children the importance of good manners and the impact they have on others? Good manners are the foundation of respectful and positive interactions, helping children to navigate social situations with grace. Our "Using Good Manners Brochure - Politeness in Action" is designed to guide children in understanding and practicing good manners, offering practical tips and reflective questions to help them integrate politeness into their daily lives.

This brochure is part of the Social Skills - Skills for Success Brochure Collection for Kids by All Therapy Resources and is available in both black-and-white and color versions. It’s an essential resource for parents, educators, and therapists who want to support children in developing strong social skills through good manners.

Brochure Highlights:

• Why Are Good Manners Important? - Discover the role of good manners in fostering respect and positive relationships.
• Basic Manners to Practice - Learn the essential manners that every child should know and use.
• Tips for Using Good Manners - Practical advice on how to apply good manners in various social situations.
• Practicing Good Manners - Activities and exercises designed to help children reinforce polite behavior.
• Reflective Questions for Children to Learn More About This Topic - Encourage kids to think about their manners and how they can improve their politeness.

This brochure is a valuable tool for anyone helping children develop the social skill of using good manners, offering clear and actionable strategies to make politeness a natural part of their interactions.

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In this product, students will learn about the process of receiving cochlear implants. They can add a picture of themselves to the first page of the booklet. Students will learn or review what steps are needed to receive cochlear implants - a hearing test, going for a scan to determine if cochlear implants would benefit a Deaf individual, going to the hospital to have cochlear implant surgery, a doctor called an otolaryngologist performs cochlear implant surgery, and what happens after surgery, when cochlear implants are turned on and mapped.

Students will review how they can care for their cochlear implants upon receiving them - charging them, putting them in their case when they are not being used, and where they should not go.

Students will be able to draw a picture of themselves wearing their cochlear implant(s). Students can then circle the color of their cochlear implants on the sheets provided. If the color of their cochlear implant is not included in the product, students can color the cochlear implants(s) pictures to show what they look like. At the end of this section, students will complete a fill in the blanks and true/false vocabulary review based on what was covered in the product.

Students will then learn about facts about hearing loss and Deafness - Examples: some people wear one hearing aid, one cochlear implant, two cochlear implants, etc., some people who are Deaf and have cochlear implants may use American Sign Language to communicate, the parts of the ear are reviewed - outer ear, ear canal, eardrum, cochlea, and auditory nerve, and how they work together to help someone hear. Students will label the parts of an ear diagram that is included in this product, identify the differences between hearing aids and cochlear implants, learn the different parts of the internal and external components of cochlear implants and where they are located using a diagram. Students will have the opportunity to again complete a fill in the blanks using a key to review what was learned about hearing aids and cochlear implants, and label a cochlear implant using a key. Students will review how the parts of the cochlear implant work together that allows them to hear. Sound fields and FM systems are also reviewed in this product.

At the end of the product, there are three slides that include the sign language and pictures to help students understand the process that takes place to when having cochlear implant surgery and once surgery has been completed.

Use this analog clock visual for telling time in your special education classroom!

How To Use

Print and laminate. Use a dry erase marker to draw hands on the clock. Use the visual to tell the time! Print on large paper for a classroom size poster!

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Are you currently teaching about Spring? Do you need a NO PREP activity for your students?

This Reading passage is created with picture support for non-readers or low level ESL students.

This short passage tells all about Spring, along with weather and activities. Students can read successfully by using the symbol/picture supports to guide them.

This also includes a short 5 question quiz to assess students’ understanding!

NO PREP, Just print & it's ready to use!

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Some Ideas for Use Are:

⭐Individual Lessons/Sessions

⭐Small Groups

⭐Classroom Review game

⭐Morning Meetings

CASEL Framework:

Responsible Decision-Making (Identifying Problems, Analyzing Situations, Solving Problems, Evaluating, Reflecting)

Self-Management (Self-Discipline, Self-Motivation, Goal Setting, Organizational Skills)

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Special Education Communication Daily Log: Daily School to Home Communication Form

This daily communication log is vital to any special education teacher. This easy to fill out communication log creates a collaborative relationship between staff and families while building trust and strong relationships.

☏Keep parents informed of how students are doing at school and which activities they are completing each day while giving parents the opportunity to share vital information such as medications given and how students slept the night before.

☑This form is in black and white and can be printed on white or colored paper.

★I recommend print large sets, hole punching, and placing in folder for easy on the go log completion.

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