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The Spin 5 Senses Set
Life Studies, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Activities
The Spin 5 Senses Set The Spin Senses Set is an innovative and exceptional educational resource designed particularly for nurturing skills in kindergarten students. It brilliantly harmonizes a crucial subject like colors with a hands-on activity approach making it appealing to young learners. Mastering the concept of identifying the 5 senses can be quite overwhelming for preschoolers and kindergartners. However, this fear can be alleviated with creative teaching aids like Spin 5 Senses Set. Designed to engage students in an interactive learning experience, it serves as a commendable tool for stimulating the students understanding of their body’s senses. About the Spin 5 Senses Set The Spin Colors set consists of 8 pages incorporating all essentials earmarked towards making learning enjoyable and memorable. The first page presents spinners where teachers can affix any pointer such as a spinner’s hand, cricket or just a simple pencil - rendering it reusable! The other four pages feature ask the questions of what do with use our senses for to hone critical thinking skills while acquainting them with practical beginning with learning about body parts. Laminate each page, add a spinner to the first page. Cut each page in half to create a booklet, then add binding spines for longer use. This resource can extraordinarily uplift classroom experiences whether used during whole group activities, small group discussions or even homework sessions based on your tailored teaching ideas. It sets up the building blocks of creativity not just within traditional classroom boundaries but also extends seamlessly into homeschool environments opening up new avenues for interactive education! To Conclude In conclusion, we are delighted to offer this encouraging product that ascends beyond just basic science lessons. With its thoughtful use, you're not only facilitating facial objects comprehension but also igniting problem-solving abilities - fueling their journey through matching objects successfully! Enjoy this offering knowing that every piece was developed with care, intuition and understanding at heart!
Author KD's Kids School Shop
Tags Science, Body Parts, Facial Skills, Matching, Spin A Dial, Homeschool, Preschool, Kindergarten, Daycare
Chewing Social Story
Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Not Grade Specific,
Chewing Social Story The Chewing Social Story is a valuable teaching resource designed to alleviate separation anxiety in students. It houses four different versions of a narrative, paying particular attention to simplifying the process of morning goodbyes. One story centers on parting from Mom The second variation employs the term 'Mum' for more geographic relevance The third focuses on goodbyes involving Dad The final version encompasses leaving any responsible 'Grown Up' This social story aims to use soothing language and familiar narratives to assist children through challenging social scenarios that may seem daunting or bewildering. While it caters to many young minds struggling with understanding societal nuances or predicting outcomes during unforeseen events, it's particularly beneficial for children who are on the autism spectrum. Suggested Use and Maintenance: To encourage positive behavior and responses throughout nerve-wracking daily situations like departures from loved ones in the morning, it recommends integrating these pages into durable formats such as display books or laminated binders that can withstand extensive wear-and-tear. This 20-page PDF printable resource includes delightful clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clip Art. Utility across Grades: This charmingly inclusive tool helps address an issue common among elementary schools worldwide - separation anxiety - making it adaptable across various grades. Although non-academic, Chewing Social Story also paves the way for enhancing emotional literacy development woven subtly within its touching narratives. Whether you're engaged with large group lessons in regular classrooms or guiding personal tutoring sessions at home-schools; storytelling's potency coupled with substantial illustrations shape this PDF resource's core strength. Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clipart
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Separation Anxiety, Social Story, Morning Goodbyes, Autism Spectrum, Emotional Literacy
My Teacher is Pregnant Social Story
Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Social Skills, Not Grade Specific,
Social story to explain to children that their teacher is pregnant and what they can expect to change. It covers their teacher being out for appointments and check ups, that their teacher may be more tired that usual and that they will be getting a substitute teacher. For children with special needs, these sort of unexpected changes to their normality and routine can be very unsettling so this social story is designed to help prepare them a little. The point of a social story is to use a patient and reassuring tone to teach children about social situations in a way that can be easily understood. Social stories can be useful for any child who is struggling to understand a situation or concept or needs help to understand a social skill or social cue, expectations, perspectives, common responses or is troubled about an upcoming event but social stories are particularly useful for children on the autistic spectrum for whom social cues can be challenging and who often suffer anxiety if they do not know what to expect from a situation. These books should be used over and over to reinforce the point so I would suggest either putting the pages into a display book or laminating and binding them. Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clip Art
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Social Story, Substitute Teacher, Pregnant Teacher
Finding the Final Sound in a Word Worksheets
ELA, Language Development, Phonics, Reading, Spelling, Preschool, Grade 1, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
Learning CVC words can help children develop phonetic awareness, which is an important skill in the early reading process. Phonetic awareness is the understanding of how spoken language is represented in written form. It is important for children to develop this skill because it can help them to better understand the language around them, including the language they are learning. Additionally, learning CVC words can improve children's reading fluency and handwriting skills. CVC words are made up of consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) syllables, which are represented in writing as a consonant followed by a vowel followed by a consonant. By learning CVC words, children can practice breaking down words into their individual components, which can help them better understand the language around them. In these worksheets children have the first 2 letters in a CVC word and then they have to decipher what the last letter in the word would be. They also have a picture clue to help them to work it the missing letter. Included are 4 different PDF printable worksheets, each with 10 words to find the final sound for. Each worksheet contains a mixture of 3 and 4 letter words. Clipart images are courtesy of Kari Bolt Clip Art
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Phonics, CVC Words, Final Sounds, Early Reading
Basic Positions Worksheets
Math, Early Math, Preschool, Grade 1, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
Young children need to develop their understanding of basic positions in order to be able to successfully navigate the world around them. Positions like “in front”, “behind”, “next to”, and “under” are all necessary for basic communication and for understanding the physical environment. Positional language is a way of describing an object, action, or location in relation to some other object, action, or location. It can be used to help children identify and name objects, give them information about the location of an object or action, and to provide them with information about how to use an object. Positional language is also important for helping children develop an understanding of time, size, and distance. In these worksheets children are shown a variety of pictures and they have to pick out and circle the ones that show the relevant given position. The pictures are all in black and white to save on printing costs and provide children with the added activity of coloring in, should you wish. There are also pictures where a choice is given underneath of which position it shows. 9 PDF printable worksheets for children to understand and practice positional language. Language included: * In front * Behind * Next to * Beside * In between * Above * Below Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clip Art
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Early Math, Postitions, Positional Language
Repeating Patterns Worksheets
Math, Patterns, Early Math, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Repeating patterns are an important part of learning math. Teaching children about repeating patterns is important for their math skills because it helps them understand mathematical concepts such as symmetry, sequencing and algebraic thinking. Repeating patterns also promote critical thinking and problem solving skills, which are important for their overall cognitive development. Teaching repeating patterns helps to teach sequencing and predicting and helps students to understand change and show how elements repeat in a logical way. Pattern awareness leads to higher level thinking and helps children with later mathematical skills such as algebra and logic. Patterns show logical connections and teach reasoning skills and later mathematical understanding. Identifying patterns are important in later seeing mathematical relationships and understanding number operations. Pattern awareness helps with spatial thinking and directionality which is so important for young children in both math and reading. These worksheets show patterns in color and patterns in shapes. The pattern is there and children are just required to fill in the last remaining shape or color in the sequence. Included is three different PDF printable repeating pattern worksheets. One showing color patterns with beads, one showing color patterns with blocks and one showing patterns with different pictures. Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clip Art and Arty Clips Graphics
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Repeating Patterns, Early Math
Going to the Park Social Story
Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Life Skills, Not Grade Specific,
Going to the Park Social Story: An Ideal Teaching Resource Going to the Park Social Story is a meticulously designed teaching resource with a singular focus on educating children about what they can expect during a park visit. Through this tool, we aim at inculcating key behaviors expected in social situations. Main Features: The resource focuses on ensuring safety with swings, slides, roundabouts, and climbing frames. It emphasizes learning about patiently waiting their turn during playtime. Instills values like obeying adults' instructions and leaving the park without creating any fuss. Specially Equipped for Special Education Needs (SEN) Students The teaching instrument involves alluring clip art illustrations from Kari Bolt Children's Illustrator's collection which inherently sparks curiosity in kids about comprehending social norms via lively imagery. Apart from providing valuable lessons on park etiquette, it enlightens children with insights into understanding easily relatable social cues. A Great Fit for Autistic Children Too! This illustrative document serves as an effective mechanism of instruction for autistic students who might have trouble deciphering social expectations whilst also trying to anticipate what to expect from certain scenarios as they navigate their day-to-day experiences more comfortably and confidently. Variety of Formats Available: In PDF format, these books can be reproduced multiple times over reinforcing crucial points. Ideal for whole group instruction or small group activities within classrooms along with homeschool setups too! Educators Across the Globe Can Benefit From This Resource These versatile resources allow educators worldwide transform their teaching techniques concerning practical life skills shaping young minds beyond their academic syllabi. Note: All purchasers have complete permission for unlimited usage, replication, and display restricted only within an educational sphere ensuring compliance to copyright guidelines. Together, let's cultivate a fulfilling environment helping children navigate their experiences with ease! Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clipart
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Park Visit, Social Skills, Autism Support, Social Story, Behavior Expectations, Free Printable Social Stories
Going to the Library Social Story
Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Social Skills, Life Skills, Not Grade Specific,
Going to the Library Social Story The Going to the Library Social Story is a valuable teaching resource that lays out what people can expect when they visit a library. This tool covers all key aspects of understanding like: Respecting others who are reading or working The role of librarians Picking out books suitable for them Responsibly using library computers and technological tools Borrowing materials without damage or delay. This resource primarily assists younger learners, particularly those who have difficulty understanding social cues or experience anxiety in unfamiliar situations. It employs simple language and describes these instances empathetically, making it easier for children to relate. The Going to the Library Social Story is not confined by grade-level restrictions or any particular subjects, enhancing its flexibility across a wide range of educational setups - from public schools to homeschool environments. This results in significant benefits for Life Skills lessons while providing educators with dependable support when teaching Special Education Needs (SEN) and improving students' social skills. A visually engaging online story teaching tool This learning assistant cleverly adopts a storytelling format accompanied by easy-to-understand clipart images provided courtesy of Kari Bolt Children’s Illustrator, simplifying comprehension whilst also being aesthetically pleasing. A must-have educational material that stands up repeated use To ensure continued usability despite frequent access, we recommend laminating or binding after printing this aid's pages - this way its visual appeal remains intact regardless of its numerous usage instances as your indispensable classroom buddy. In Summary, The story addresses potential scenarios at libraries by granting students essential knowledge about them beforehand. As teachers repeatedly deal with varying student needs – like helping them understand social cues or helping those anxious about new situations, having versatile tools like this make learning more enjoyable and stress-free both in the classroom and home environments. Don't limit your teaching to simply reading skills, but also enable them to handle social situations wisely starting at their nearest library. Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clipart
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Library Visit, Social Cues, Special Education Needs (SEN), Life Skills, Social Skills
Going to the Movie Theater/Cinema Social Story
Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Social Skills, Life Skills, Not Grade Specific,
Going to the Movie Theater/Cinema Social Story Going to the Movie Theater/Cinema Social Story is an instructive resource tailored towards helping children understand what to expect during a visit to the movie theater. This teaching tool's target audience includes pupils who struggle with understanding different social situations, need help processing social cues, responding appropriately in different scenarios, or are anxious about new experiences. About The Product This product provides an empathetic and understandable approach for explaining unexpected events at the cinema by covering aspects such as waiting in line to buy a ticket, purchasing popcorn and snacks, finding seating arrangements and effective ways of sitting quietly during the movie. To cater for global users' various preferences, it includes two versions of the story; one using 'movie theater' terminology while its counterpart uses 'cinema'. Note: Children often encounter struggles while dealing with loud noises or darkness experienced in a movie theatre. The articulated storyline within this resource aims at acquainting kids with these challenging issues so they face less anxiety and develop better situational responses when visiting cinemas. The Visual-Driven Resource This visual-driven resource leans into a patient and reassuring tone which can be useful not only for any child grappling with interpreting new situations but also proves incredibly beneficial for children on the autistic spectrum who often find social cues challenging. Futhermore,effectively utilising this teaching tool involves iterative usage hence it’s recommending binding these pages into display books or laminating them after use. The clipart images supplied within courtesy of Kari Bolt Children's Illustrator lend an engaging aspect that further engages students. Note: This product comes as a PDF suitable across all grades placing inclusivity at heart as it caters towards all educators seeking Special Resources tools particularly focussing on Special Education Needs (SEN), Social Skills development and Life Skills essentials among pupils. For educational use, the rights are meant for original purchasers allowing photocopying or displaying material appropriately barring transmission by any means intended for third-party use unless additional licenses have been obtained meeting requisite permissions. It strictly prohibits any part of this content's placement on the Internet in any form, even for personal or classroom websites. Included is a 22 page PDF printable social story. 2 versions of the story are included - one using the word movie theater and one with cinema. Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clipart
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Movie Theater, Cinema, Social Story, Social Skills, Special Education
I Can’t Always Play on my Tablet Social Story
Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Social Skills, Life Skills, Not Grade Specific,
A social story about the importance of spending time doing a variety of activities and not just spending all your time on a tablet so that you can have a more healthy lifestyle. There is no set time that children should spend using a tablet. However, it is important to limit tablet use to a certain amount of time each day to ensure that children can focus on other activities, such as reading, writing, and interacting with others. Research has shown that children who spend too much time using a tablet may have difficulty developing their motor skills, as well as their ability to focus and pay attention. Additionally, tablets can be a source of unhealthy screen time, which can lead to sleep deprivation, obesity, and other health problems. The point of a social story is to use a patient and reassuring tone to teach children about social situations in a way that can be easily understood. Social stories can be useful for any child who is struggling to understand a situation or concept or needs help to understand a social skill or social cue, expectations, perspectives, common responses or is troubled about an upcoming event but social stories are particularly useful for children on the autistic spectrum for whom social cues can be challenging and who often suffer anxiety if they do not know what to expect from a situation. These books should be used over and over to reinforce the point so I would suggest either putting the pages into a display book or laminating and binding them. Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clip Art
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Social Story, Healthy Lifestyle, Tablet Time
Walking on the Stairs Social Story
Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Life Skills, Not Grade Specific,
Walking on the Stairs Social Story: An Essential Teaching Resource 'Walking on the Stairs Social Story' is a well-crafted teaching material that exhorts children to adhere to safety measures while using stairs. It aims to reduce the risk of accidents by stressing not to run, jump or walk backwards when ascending or descending stairs. The Core Idea: A Social Story This resource embeds an effective teaching technique called Social story. Renowned for its ability to explain different social experiences in an easily understandable tone, this approach prepares children about how to react optimally during diverse situations. Its inherent value escalates particularly for educating children suffering from Autism Spectrum Disorder due its contribution in elucidating intricate social cues and attitudes helping them stay calm and composed even during unpredictable circumstances. Scope and Application across Varying Grades This resource fits conveniently into any grade because of its universal relevance. While primarily designed for special education programs and life skills classes, it could be included skeptically within regular curriculums according to needs. The story is presented as a 10-page PDF with colorful illustrations deftly incorporated by Kari Bolt Clip Art. Different ways of Presentation: In a Whole-class scenario—where teachers directly deliver instructions towards entire class. In smaller groups or one-on-one basis where teachers can discuss more deeply about rectifying wayward behaviors. Flexible Usage Guidelines: Moving forward beyond merely being designed as a book, users can mold their presentation techniques depending upon their respective student clusters. Fostering repetitive reading also forms an integral usage aspect, which ensures better retention of the lessons. Teachers are also suggested to make these materials last longer by stashing them into display books or laminating and binding them together A Key Ingredient for A Comprehensive Education: In summary, 'Walking on the Stairs Social Story' is a resourceful teaching aid targeting safety measures alongside building excellent social skills. As investable educational tools, they form crucial aspects within holistic learning paradigms. Clipart images courtesy of Kari Biolt Clipart
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Safety, Stairs, Social Skills, Autism Awareness, Teaching Resource
Going into Foster Care Social Story
Special Resources, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Special Education Needs (SEN), Not Grade Specific,
Social storyto explain a little about the situation to a child who is going into foster care. A child going into foster care can be supported by letting them know you are there for them and that they are not alone. The point of a social story is to use a patient and reassuring tone to teach children about social situations in a way that can be easily understood. Social stories can be useful for any child who is struggling to understand a situation or concept or needs help to understand a social skill or social cue, expectations, perspectives, common responses or is troubled about an upcoming event but social stories are particularly useful for children on the autistic spectrum for whom social cues can be challenging and who often suffer anxiety if they do not know what to expect from a situation. These books should be used over and over to reinforce the point so I would suggest either putting the pages into a display book or laminating and binding them. Included is a 20 page PDF printable social story. There are 3 versions - one for a child who has been taken from both parents and then for a child who has been taken from their mom or dad. Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clip Art
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Foster Care, Social Story, SEL
I Have Depression Social Story
Special Resources, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Special Education Needs (SEN), Not Grade Specific, Teacher Tools, Presentations
I Have Depression Social Story: A Teaching Resource The I Have Depression Social Story is an essential teaching tool designed to help children, particularly those on the autistic spectrum, comprehend depression. The tool explains the impact of depression on an individual's behavior and mood. This teaching asset uses a social story approach with a calming tone to break down complex emotional scenarios into simpler concepts. While it is particularly suited for children who struggle with interpreting social cues or dealing appropriately in emotionally charged situations, it also proves beneficial for any child dealing with uncertainty about upcoming events or finding it hard to understand diverse perspectives. The resource presents a range of usability options: It allows utilization during whole group discussions, small assembly debates, as well as offering reference material for homework assignments or personal study sessions. Regular use enhances reinforcement of messages and gradual comprehension growth. Easily Understandable: The product combines straightforward text and relevant clipart images that aim at imparting enjoyable yet impactful learning experiences to students. Durable:The pages can be inserted into display books; alternatively laminating and binding them offers premium durability supporting long-term usage. Versatile Format: The file type available is PDF format ensuring accessibility across various digital devices letting teachers conduct delivery based on their preference. An Ideal Tool Across Varied Subjects Suitable especially within subjects like Special Resources discussing topics such as Social Emotional Learning and Special Education Needs (SEN), this high-quality educational resource goes beyond grade-specific limitations making its application possible over varied students' developmental stages. Note: As per terms outlined in the policy- teachers have unlimited rights within their classes to photocopy, show or operate this material without restriction, but sharing outside requires additional licenses. In conclusion, upgrade your students' emotional awareness with the “I Have Depression Social Story” - empowering holistic education! Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clipart
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Social-emotional, Autism, Mental Health, Special Needs, Teaching Resource
Classroom Calendar Display
Math, Time, Not Grade Specific, Classroom Decor
A classroom calendar and weather display is a tool used to keep track of the day, date, season and weather conditions. This display contains visual images to help children further understand and relate to what weather is being displayed. Displaying the date in a classroom can help children learn about time and develop their sense of time. It also helps them understand the the sequence of days and months and can assist with their organisation and planning skills. Additionally, it can provide a sense of routine and structure within the classroom environment. Displaying the current season and weather in a classroom can help children learn about the natural world and develop their observational skills. It encourages them to pay attention to changes in the environment and can spark their curiosity about the world around them. It also helps them understand the relationship between the weather and the season and can provide context for discussion about seasonal activities and events. Additionally, being aware of the weather can help children dress appropriately and be prepared for outdoor activities. This display will be most effective when individual pieces are cut and laminated and then velcro used to put on and take off pieces. Includes display poster plus cards to add on each day for day, date, month, season and weather. Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clip Art
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Calendar, Classroom Display, Dates, Weather, Classroom Calendar Display
British Sign Language Alphabet Cards
Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Speech Therapy, Not Grade Specific, Posters, Classroom Decor
This resource is a set of Alphabet Flash Cards showing capital and lower case letters with a corresponding picture for that sound and the BSL sign. These could be used as flash cards for a lesson or as a display. These can be used a classroom with deaf students as a learning reminder however they can also be a useful display in any classroom for several reasons: 1. Inclusion: Displaying sign language in the classroom can help make the learning environment more inclusive for students who are deaf or hard of hearing. It allows them to access information in a way that is meaningful to them and promotes their participation in classroom activities. 2. Communication: Sign language can be a helpful tool for communication, even for students who are not deaf or hard of hearing. For example, students who have speech or language impairments may find it easier to communicate using sign language. 3. Multimodal Learning: Displaying sign language in the classroom can also promote multimodal learning, which refers to the use of multiple modes of communication and representation to enhance learning. This can be particularly helpful for students who learn best through visual or kinaesthetic modalities. 4. Cultural Awareness: Displaying sign language in the classroom can also promote cultural awareness and sensitivity. Students can learn about and appreciate the diversity of deaf culture and the importance of accommodating different communication needs. Included is 13 PDF printable pages with alphabet flash cards including sign language Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clip Art and Little Tots Learning
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Sign Language, BSL, Alphabet Flash Cards
Alphabet Flash Cards
ELA, Language Development, Phonics, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Worksheets & Printables, Flashcards
Learning the alphabet is important for children because it is the foundation for developing reading and writing skills. Knowing the letters and their sounds allows children to start decoding words and building their vocabulary. It also helps them to understand the structure of written language and how it relates to spoken language. Additionally, learning the alphabet can help children with memory and cognitive development. Overall, the alphabet is a fundamental aspect of literacy that children need to master in order to be successful readers and writers. Displaying the alphabet in a classroom can be useful for young students who are just learning to read and write. It helps them to visually recognise the letters and their order, and can make it easier for them to learn the alphabet song or recite the letters in order. It also serves as a reference for students who are working on spelling or writing tasks. These alphabet flash cards show capital and lower case letters with a corresponding picture for that sound. These could be used as flash cards for a teaching aid during a phonics lesson or as a classroom display. Included in the resource are 13 PDf pages with 2 flash cards per page Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clip Art
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Alphabet, Phonics, Flash Cards
Kicking Social Story
Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Social Skills, Not Grade Specific,
Kicking Social Story Kicking Social Story is an innovative solution devised for children struggling with aggressive behavior like kicking others. This resource is meticulously designed to approach the issue in a sympathetic and understanding way, educating children about the acceptability of feeling angry or frustrated while emphasizing that harmful physical actions are never justified. Main Aim The main aim of this social story is to clarify complex societal situations using clear-cut language, making it more comprehensible for any child having trouble grasping a situation or social concept. This resource can aid in mitigating anxiety by setting out expectations and helping them understand common societal responses. That's why this tool can be particularly helpful to those on the spectrum. Additional Features & Uses In addition to discussing feelings of frustration and anger in a relatable manner, Kicking Social Story also provides solutions through calming strategies. This glossily laminated resource encourages empathy and self-control among children when used repeatedly for its durability element. It's just ideal for both small group sessions and one-on-one interventions! Educators can use this teaching module across various pedagogical settings—it could serve as an insightful addition to classroom libraries or act as a standalone lesson plan on social skills. Respecting copyright: only original purchasers have unlimited permission to photocopy, display or utilize this material for their educational needs. Any reproduction intending usage by another person without explicit consent from both author and publisher is strongly prohibited. We value your opinions! Your feedback keeps us motivated – helping better our resources while earning you credits towards future purchases. So gear up all homeschoolers & public school teachers – add Kicking Social Story into your arsenal today! Note: This product suits all grades; file type being PDF makes it handy; Relevant subjects include Special Resources particularly targeting Special Education Needs (SEN) & Improving Social Skills. Clipart images courtesy of kari Bolt Clipart
Author SEN Resource Source
Tags Social Skills, Aggression, Anger Management, Empathy, Calming Strategies
Sight Word Flip Book: a
ELA, Reading, Preschool, Grade 1, Activities
The Sight Word Flip Book for "a" helps kids learn to recognize, spell, write, and read this common sight word through engaging activities. Students start by coloring a fun cover page however they wish. Next, they search for the letter "a" throughout the book, trace and write it, spell it using letter manipulatives, cut and paste it, read and illustrate sentences containing "a", read passages with "a", and write their own sentences with drawings. This versatile resource works for literacy centers, homework, independent practice, and even as a substitute activity. With differentiated pages that allow choice, this book acts as a springboard for sight word mastery. Since early reading skills pave the way for future literacy development, this multi-sensory book breaks down essential concepts for reading success.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Sight Words, Sight Word Flip Book, Sight Word Recognition, Sight Word A
Under the sea welcome banner pattern edition
, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, Banners, Classroom Decor
Bring the wonders of the deep blue sea into your classroom with this engaging Under the Sea welcome banner. This colorful, laminated banner greets students as they enter your classroom, helping build classroom community and management. The 92-page PDF download contains a vibrant assortment of undersea creatures and elements like coral, seaweed, bubbles and more. Print, laminate and creatively arrange on a classroom wall or bulletin board. Students will be delighted by the whimsical scenes. Use the individual elements as name tags or table numbers. This versatile resource sparks creativity and reinforces ocean themes across subjects. Differentiate instruction by providing elements at various reading levels. See the store for coordinating number lines, alphabet charts, calendars and more!
Author Ezee 101
Tags Welcome Banner, Banner, Classroom Decor, Decoration, Under The Sea
Under the sea table numbers pattern edition
, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, Classroom Decor
The best part about decorating your classroom is picking and choosing your favourite designs that best appeal to your students, the idea behind this classroom decoration is to give you as a teacher the opportunity to pick your favourite under the sea inspired designs to create your very own masterpiece of a classroom. This Under the Sea table numbers and group names pattern edition decoration is a key element in creating a classroom community as well as classroom management within your class. The objective behind these table numbers/ group names is to group students accordingly creating a sense of belonging and classroom community. This Under the Sea table numbers and group names pattern edition download comes as a downloadable PDF which should be printed in color and laminated to be placed on desks or walls in your classroom. These posters are suitable for all grades however in specific pre k as well as grades; R,1, 2 and 3. If you like this Under the sea pattern edition classroom decoration be sure to have a look at the rest of this edition decoration: - Number posters - Alphabet posters - Birthday chart - Daily Calendar - Focus wall - Voice level posters - Months of the year - Days of the week - Color posters This set includes: Different designs Table numbers: Table 1/one Table 2/two Table 3/three Table 4/four Table 5/five Table 6/six Table 7/seven Table 8/eight Group names: Octopus Group Starfish Group Whale Group Shark Group Fish Group Dolphin Group Jellyfish Group Seahorse Group Crab Group Clam Group Fillable PDF: Blank labels for each design to fill in missing tables/groups you would like. This download contains 16 pages DIRECTIONS: The files are all PDFs. Print and laminate the pages to use in the classroom. If you would like anything specific to be added please let me know and I’ll be happy to do so when I can. Use: You are free to use and modify the material. For similar or other resources, visit my store here!
Author Ezee 101
Tags Table Numbers, Group Numbers, Groups, Classroom Community, Classroom Management, Under The Sea, Classroom Decor, Decoration
Building Brick Creative Building Game (Lego Brick S.T.E.M. Game)
Science, Technology, Engineering, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Activities, Games
Overview of This Activity: This printable game is designed to encourage children to use their creativity and apply S.T.E.M. skills! During the game, players collect different Lego elements (pieces). At the end of the game, players create anything they can imagine with the pieces they collected during the game. Then, they can informally practice presentation skills as they tell each other about their creation. How to Play: Place a box or pile of Lego elements (different pieces) where all players can reach them. Gather a die and this game board. Each player should choose 1 mini-figure or Lego element to be their game piece Note: Players can use their piece in their creative build at the end of the game if they would like to! Directions: Players take turns rolling one die on their turn. They move the number of spaces represented on the die and follow instructions on the game square they land on. Based on where they land, they will either choose a set number of elements from the pile, return a set number of elements from their collection to the pile, or move backward a certain number of spaces. The game ends when one person reaches the finish. At that point, all players build creatively with the pieces they have collected during the game. Then, they share what they have built. For game play variations and presentation tips visit: Beyond the Activity. Tips: Be sure to check out the section of this document titled Beyond the Activity to access: a brief video to encourage builders to be creative with a small amount of bricks and suggested ways that this game can be used as a tool for reviewing math skills. You will also find: suggested books, videos, and lessons to help your child learn more about and engage with Lego Bricks. This includes both full color and black and white options. Subject: Science Grades: 1st - 5th Learning Objective: I can apply S.T.E.M. skills such as: problem solving, creativity, inquiry skills, engineering-design thinking... Estimated Time: Under an Hour Supplies Needed: Building bricks and a die
Author Sprout & Inspire
Tags Lego, Game, Math Game, S.t.e.m., S.T.E.M. Center
Under the sea essential questions pattern edition
, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4,
Introduce thought-provoking essential questions to your classroom with Under the Sea Essential Questions. This colorful resource features a different question each week on topics like growth mindset, goal-setting, and more. The fillable PDF packet includes 41 pages of under the sea graphics. Print, laminate, and display a new question weekly for classroom discussion. Questions are non-grade specific for flexible use. Under the Sea Essential Questions integrates beautifully with other ocean-themed classroom décor. Use the questions during morning meetings or as conversation starters. Allow students to post responses on a bulletin board for continued reflection. Essential questions encourage critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills.
Author Ezee 101
Tags Essential Questions, 52 Weeks, Morning Meeting, Under The Sea, Questions, Thought Provoking
Discover & Connect with Snowflake Bentley
Science, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Environmental Science, Not Grade Specific, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Children will explore the life and achievements of Wilson Bentley through discussions, a read aloud, connecting concepts, and activities inspired by the book 'Snowflake Bentley' by Jacqueline Briggs Martin. They'll delve into photography, art, and S.T.E.M. skills while crafting their unique snowflakes. Don't miss the tailored discussion prompts for the book and the diverse range of art and S.T.E.M. choices suitable for students of different ages. This lesson has been curated by Sprout & Inspire. It includes unique discussion questions tailored to learners of various ages, suggested resources, and a variety of activities to help inspire children to engage in cross curricular activities as they learn about snowflakes and the life of Wilson Bentley. Objective: I can recall and discuss information about how and why Wilson Bentley photographed snowflakes Additional Supplies Needed: Snowflake Bentley by Jacqueline Briggs Martin (online option) Camera or smartphone with a camera Other supplies will vary based on projects your child selects Estimated Time: 1 - 3 hours Subject: Science Grade Levels: Pre-K - 8th Outline Let's Get Started: 1 discussion Enjoy the Book: 1 book, multi-leveled questions Study Wilson Bentley's Photographs: 1 online resource & 1 book with photos to observe Take Photographs: 1 photography project Create Snowflakes: Art and S.T.E.M. snowflake making options Tips to Help Your Child Make Connections: Throughout the lesson, engage in discussions that link activities your child is engaging in such as taking photographs and creations snowflakes, back to the book to help them make connections to Wilson Bentley. At the end of the lesson, look back at the images on the first page. Ask your child to share what they learned about how he used each of the items. Discuss other interesting facts they learned about him and his photographs. Discuss why his photos were a gift to the world.
Author Sprout & Inspire
Tags Snow, Snowflake Bentley, Snow Science
Color by Code Doubles Facts: Winter Edition
Math, Addition and Subtraction, Addition, Preschool, Grade 1, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Children Can Engage in Winter-Themed Math Doubles Addition Practice with these Color by Code Worksheets! As kids tackle the math equations within on these fun, winter themed worksheets, they will use the provided code to add color to each section of the pictures. Various sections of the pictures feature either an equation or a corresponding sum. If the code reads: '5+5= orange,' children should color both '5+5=' and '10' wherever they appear on the picture. This resource comprises two practice pages for mastering double facts, along with an extra blank page that educators, children, or parents can utilize to create their own custom 'color by _____' page, fostering practice in any desired skill! Want to help your child become more proficient with these mathematical facts? Encourage them to silently repeat each equation and answer to themselves while coloring each section of the picture to help them gain mastery! "Ex: 5+5=10, 5+5=10..." They will be more fluent in solving doubles facts in not time with this fun practice activity! Check out other doubles practice pages and winter themed resources from Sprout & Inspire as well! Learning Objectives: I can find the sum of doubles equations I can tell which doubles equation equals a given sum
Author Sprout & Inspire
Tags Snow, Winter, Snowman, Doubles Facts, Addition, First Grade, Kindergarten