Hi yoga teacher! While connecting with our community of multilingual yoga teachers, I hear the same phrases time and time again: ‘I don’t know the words to cue in English’, ‘I should do more’, ‘I still don’t teach’, or ‘I’m not as good as other teachers’. 😫 Sounds familiar? 🤔 You already know so much more than […]
As yoga teachers, we have a responsibility to ensure our students feel safe during class. Here are ten effective teaching cues to empower.
Use these sequencing cards printable to teach many skills to your preschooler including order, vocabulary, and critical thinking.
Teach Yoga in English: Essentials Self-Paced Learn to choose the right words to cue yoga asana in English Join now for only $39 ENROL NOW Cueing is the art of verbally guiding students through your yoga asana classes. It includes all the words, phrases, metaphors and expressions you use to teach yoga asana. But how […]
These visual sequencing cards teach children the steps of how to complete the showering routine. They use a simple picture and verbal cue to help children understand how to complete the steps of showering. This is a great resource for parents, teachers, and caregivers! ...
Prompt versus cue - Have you ever wondered the difference? Prompting and cueing are critical components of teaching new skills.
The book «Sequences – Developing explanatory speech and writing» is aimed at developing sequencing and explanatory speech skills.
Simple Comprehension was my favorite new year long curriculum from 2017. It is completely finished now, but I just added a FREE bonus story to the Simply Free Library. This is perfect for those using it to grab an extra story (complete with 45 pages of curriculum) Or if you haven’t tried it yet, you […]
I have been taking children on mindfulness walks this summer and they really enjoy them! I noticed that preschool and early school aged children seem to especially enjoy using visual cues to think …
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Many young learners struggle with linguistic cues and following both written and oral directions can be difficult. They are required to learn vocabulary as well as strengthen cognitive processing areas such as auditory processing, visual processing, sequencing and more. Come download some free sample activities on my blog that you can use to help your students ... Read More about Fun Following Directions Activities Freebie
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Let's chat about literacy today. Specifically, let's talk about retelling! Retelling is one of the first reading skills I focus on with my students. We
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These puzzles are great for addressing 3 step sequencing goals. There are 15 different sequences each adapted with 2 levels. Perfect for independent work stations, centers, and table work tasks. Students read the description then put the steps in order to complete the puzzle.Contents:Level 1: 15 4 piece puzzles with "first, next, last" word cue on each individual piece (see first thumbnail)Level 2: 15 4 piece puzzles with no word cue - students must sequence independently (see second thumbnail)15 blank jigs with the description only to make a hook and loop taskIncluded sequences:Blowing a Bubble (gum)Blowing BubblesBuilding a SnowmanBuilding a TowerBuilding a WebDrawing a MonsterEating a BananaEating an AppleEating CandyGrowing a FlowerHatching a ChickHatching BirdsMaking LemonadeMaking S'moresMaking a Sundae Please note: This is a digital download. You will download, print, and prep as needed. No physical items will be sent to you.
This is a great way to help children with retelling a story. It builds comprehension, sequencing and it is fun! It is simple – on a long piece of bulletin board paper – draw a winding path. At the beginning of the path, draw a visual clue of the first event. I did this Storytelling […]
HOW do I teach WHAT questions? When working with my Head Start and PreK students, I have found that it is easier to use photos, pictures, gestures, objects, basically anything that may get their attention and help them remember the purpose of the activity we are working on. So I created these printable flash ... Read More about Teaching basic WH questions
Laundry visuals are great teaching tool for helping children to adults learn, practice, and remember the steps for doing laundry. These sequencing cards can be used at any stage of learning and practicing the laundry. Having visual cards or cues like these are another form of visualizing instructions and provide clear expectations of what to do for this task. This is a helpful resource for parents, caregivers, teachers, and professionals looking for ways to support goals for their learners to become more independent with doing laundry. Teachers and professionals, include this resource in your toolkit to pass along to parents and families who want to work on this personal care + life skill. WHAT’S INSIDE Teacher Manual During the Task tips for you as you teach, practice, & observe Additional ideas: including sensory Ideas, suggested visuals, & teaching strategies Laundry Visual Sequence Cards differentiated by: Basic Visual Cards Numbers Images (Color + Black & White) Multiple versions: print & ready-to-go PDF, editable in Google Slides
I was trying to think of a clever title for this entry…some alliterative phrase that captures the essence of my theme. I quickly decided to stick with the matter-of-fact title, “Visual…
This goofy scramble book activity will bring laughs...but also some good, solid comprehension skills too!
Cause & Effect Thinking PICTURE CARDS is Ready-to-use and highly motivating material that has been specifically designed to reflect children’s experiences. It comprises 60 cards and each card features a colorful and stimulating picture accompanied by 4 different sentences.
This poster is a visual cue for those students who need support with the functional task of washing dishes. Print, laminate, and hang by the sink in your classroom. ...
Hi yoga teacher! While connecting with our community of multilingual yoga teachers, I hear the same phrases time and time again: ‘I don’t know the words to cue in English’, ‘I should do more’, ‘I still don’t teach’, or ‘I’m not as good as other teachers’. 😫 Sounds familiar? 🤔 You already know so much more than […]
The Study Skills Curriculum was developed based on an identified need expressed by Resource Specialists and intervention teachers. Although, many of these teachers offered \"Study Skills\" classes to support students with work completion from a designated staff, the students' levels of organization and independence did not show significant improvement. The Study Skills Curriculum is the answer to the expressed needs of teachers to systematically teach executive functioning skills, organizational skills, increased independence and improved overall student behavior. The long-term result of systematic instruction in these areas is greater success in school and as adults. All of the lessons in this curriculum were derived from the concepts found in the popular book Learning the ROPES for Improved Executive Functioning Skills (Schetter 2003). Each of the seven units begins with an objective followed by lessons which are broken down into activities to build students executive functioning skills. Instructional forms and bonus forms are avaible to download. All other required materials are listed in each unit. The Scope and Sequence section of this curriculum provides an overview of all the lessons and activities. A year long program may be developed from the Scope and Sequence making The Study Skills Curriculum easy to understand and to implement.
This resource contains materials to target vocal imitation tasks. It includes instructions, visuals, and suggestions for play based activities for teaching and encouraging vocal imitation in students with autism or speech delays. The following objectives are addressed in this packet: How to Encourage Vocal Imitation – Introduction Using Visual Cues for Vocal Imitation Imitates Sounds Imitates Sequence of Single Sounds Switching Imitates Initial Sounds of Words Imitation of Multiple Separate Sound Combinations Imitation of Short vs. Elongated/Slow Sounds Imitation of the Number of Repetitions of a Sound Imitation of a Held Sound to a Second Sound Consonant-Vowel/ Vowel-Consonant Combinations Consonant-Vowel-Consonant-Vowel Consonant-Vowel-Consonant Combinations This packet contains instructions on how to build on sound imitations, use visual cues for sound placement, and encourage vocalizations during play and to request. It also contains 60 flashcards to practice CV, VC, CVCV, and CVC syllable shapes (24 CV flashcards, 18 VC flashcards, 6 CVCV flashcards, and 12 CVC flashcards). You may also be interested in: Preschool & Lower Elementary THEMED Language Activities Bundle Transportation Theme Language Activities for Preschool Language Milestones Parent Handouts
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In this resource you will find 2 different options for visual supports for the steps to washing hands. One is a horizontal visual strip and the other are individual cue cards. Help children learn the steps with a visual cue vs becoming dependent on a verbal cue. This helps SO much in the classroom! In addition, I've included an interactive visual book to read and have children engage in learning the steps of hand washing. This FREEBIE is great for preschool teachers, special educators, speech therapists, child care settings and parents! Enjoy! You may also like these toileting resources: T is for Toileting - Visual Supports & Activities to Support Toilet Training. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/T-is-for-Toileting-Visual-Supports-Activities-to-Support-Toilet-Training-5584177 Toileting Story for Little Boys: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Toileting-Story-for-Little-Boys-5667335 Toileting Story for Little Girls: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Toileting-Story-for-Little-Girls-5667216 Pooping in the potty story for boys: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pooping-In-The-Potty-Story-for-Boys-5840587 Pooping in the potty story for girls: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pooping-In-The-Potty-Story-for-Girls-5840597 FREE toileting sequence: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Toileting-Sequence-Visual-Support-5539172© Autism Little Learners 2020 Website/Blog: www.autismlittlelearners.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/autismlittlelearners/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/autismlittlelearners/ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/autismlittlelearners
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Do your students struggle with sequencing? Often times, students are asked to read a paragraph or short story and sequence a set of pictures based on what they've read. This only allows for one correct answer and can cause frustration to those students who always seem to get one picture out of order. In pairing sequencing with writing, students are given more opportunities for success! Students get to decide the order they think makes the most logical sense. As long as students can explain the order they chose in a way that makes sense their answer is correct (even if their order is different from a classmate's order). ★★★ Digital Version of this product is available HERE ★★★ For example, on picture set A below, most students will put the ingredients first, the oven second and the pie last and explain that, "first you mix the ingredients, next you put the pie in the oven to bake and last you take the pie out and eat it". However, some students may put the oven first, then the ingredients, and the pie last. If in their explanation they write, “first you preheat the oven, next you mix the ingredients and last you bake the pie” this would also be an acceptable answer. On picture set I, students may explain, "first I get out an ice cream cone, next I scoop the ice cream" or vice versa. As you can see there can be multiple correct answers. Students are also challenged to explain their thinking while working on improving their writing skills! Use this center as a fun review for students. Students order the picture card sets in sequential order: first, next and last and then write a sentence describing each picture on the wipe off mat. Use a 9"x12" manila envelope with a clasp to store the center. This center comes with 26 picture card sets and 4 blank sets. There is also an optional recording page if you want to grade student responses. ★ Buy my Writing Center Bundle and save 20%! ★ List of Sorts: Set A: Baking a Pie Set B: Worm Eating an Apple Set C: Filling a Cornucopia Set D: A Disappearing Pie (less pieces as it is eaten) Set E: The Gingerbread Man Story Set F: Making Jelly Toast Set G: Going to School, Learning and Graduating Set H: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Set I: Building an Ice Cream Cone Set J: Mouse Painting a Picture Set K: Frog Life Cycle Set L: Eggs (Chicks) Hatching Set M: Caterpillar Eating a Strawberry Set N: Caterpillar Turning into a Butterfly Set O: Making Lemonade Set P: Picking Flowers Set Q: Raking Leaves Set R: Sleep, Wake Up, Go Play Set S: Picking Apples Set T: Playing in the Rain Set U: Decorating a Christmas Tree Set V: Planting Flowers Set W: Building a Snowman Set X: Baking Cookies Set Y: Playing Basketball/Shooting a Basket Set Z: Painting a Picture Sets AA-DD: Blank Sets for Students to Create their Own Sequencing Sorts! To read more about this product check out my blog post here! Want more fun writing centers? Sequencing Sort Skill Center 2nd Edition Sequencing Sort Skill Center - Intermediate Build-A-Story Writing Center★ Best Seller ★ Build-A-Story Writing Center 2 Silly Sentences Writing Center 1 Silly Sentences Writing Center 2 Greasy Grammar Writing Mechanics Writing Center You might also be interested in the following related products: Sequence and Write No Prep Cut and Paste Activities Set 1 Sequence and Write No Prep Cut and Paste Activities Set 2 Don't forget to leave feedback and earn TpT credit! Let's Stay Connected! Click here to follow my store! To receive updates on new and current products, follow me in these locations: Teacher Gems TpT Store Teacher Gems Blog Teacher Gems on Facebook Teacher Gems on Instagram Teacher Gems on Pinterest
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