My Stampin' Up! demonstrator was kind enough to drop off my Curvy Keepsake Box Framelits before the storm hit so my boys and I had a great time making these boxes. After I saw this blog post, I knew I had to get them - just to make those little Pikachu boxes. My kids are on this Pokemon craze and I thought it would make the cutest Valentines... though not sure I want to make 75 of them! But I could make and have them send it to some of their cousins... So can you identify them? Some of just generic (like brown bear and panda) but did you recognize Chip and Dale? Or Mike from Monsters Inc? Which is your favorite? Mine is Winnie the Pooh. I showed some of the first ones I made to my nieces and they gave me even more ideas. Have you heard of Tsums Tsums? Me neither but now the possibilites...

General education teachers know their students, but IEP Input can be tricky. Our Teacher IEP Input Forms and Questionnaires provide structure and support, so they can provide the most useful information for a strengths-based Present Level of Performance. These surveys are specifically structured to help you use teacher input to quickly identify strengths, goals, and accommodations across all of the areas in an IEP! Whether it’s for a student with only consult services, or one you know incredibly well, these forms will help you gather and organize the information you need to create a comprehensive IEP. How to Use: As a Special Education Coordinator, I often wrote IEPs for students I rarely observed in General Education. I used these forms to get their input without having to schedule a meeting. 1. Select the pages that are appropriate for the student’s IEP. You can share all of the pages, or you can share just a few relevant inventories. Your options include: Academic Inventory Social/Emotional Inventory Behavior Inventory Independent Functioning Inventory Communication Inventory Student Information (strengths, interests, preferences, grades, etc.) 2. Complete these forms yourself or share then digitally or in print with the teachers who serve your student. Make sure to give them ample time to complete the forms, as there is a lot of needed information. 3. Collect the complete forms from teachers and identify the student's strengths and needs to write rich descriptions of the students’ current performance. You will notice that all questions are stated positively, so you can quickly glance for check boxes marked “no” to identify possible areas for support. Use the list of skills marked "no" to identify possible goals and accommodations needed. Teachers are also asked to prioritize any concerns, helping you quickly include how the student is impacted by their disability. This can help you identify if any additional data is needed to determine appropriate accommodations, goals, and/or services. How will using these forms make writing IEPs faster and easier? Jump right into the information. Don’t waste time asking yourself “where do I start with this student?” Move through the inventories to outline the strengths and weaknesses in each domain quickly. Make sure you’re covering all of the domains. Using an organized inventory will means you don’t have to stress about leaving anything out. Ensure you include several positives and strengths about the student. IEPs have to address the needs of the student, which can make it easy to get bogged down in what the student can’t do. These inventories are designed to also help you quickly identify strengths, so you can include all the things your students excel at in their IEPs. What You Get: 6 Pages of Specific Skills Inventory Student General Information (Strengths, Interests, Preferences, Grades, etc.) Social and Emotional Skills Inventory Independent Functioning Skills Inventory Communication Skills Inventory Academic Skills Inventory Behavior Inventory Every form comes in a fillable PDF as well as a printable form for teachers who prefer to hand write their IEP input. Writing and IEP? Check out my IEP Parent Input Questionnaires and Student IEP Input Forms!

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This Errorless Matching resource includes 11 flip books. These are perfect for independent work tasks in your special education classroom. Savings Alert! This is part of a larger bundle. Check it out here and grab even more errorless flip books at a discount! The beauty of errorless tasks is there is no wrong answer! Students learn how to complete independent work. Errorless flip books can be a great way to guarantee success for early learners, reluctant and/or anxious students.Some of the targeted skills include:• Fine motor - pincer grasp• One to one correspondence• Color MatchingContents:• 11 color matching flip books Includes directions for making, setting up and using the flip books. While created for students with autism in mind, these can be great for any special education or early childhood classroom. Please note: This is a digital download.  You will download, print, and prep as needed. No physical items will be sent to you.

Use these emotions task boxes to practice social emotional learning skills in a hands-on and interactive way! Skills targeted include matching, labeling, identifying, explaining, and inferring emotions. A total of 12 task boxes are included, each with 12 cards. These would be an ideal way for educators to target social skills and emotions to students with autism or those with emerging social skills. Why Teach Social Emotional Learning Skills Social emotional learning skills help kids and young adults learn how to manage their emotions, develop stronger relationships, understand their own strengths and weaknesses, develop empathy for others, and learn to make positive choices. These skills are foundational for social and emotional well-being. Prep Work Step-by-step directions with photos are included to make setup and prep as easy as possible! Educators will prep each task box by printing, cutting, and laminating each set. Some boxes require velcro while others only need clothespins or paper clips as markers for the correct answer. A directions page is included to make it easy for students to know what to do. The answer keys are glued or taped to the bottom so students can easy check their own answers. Just place the set in a crate, bin, or craft box and you are ready to go! How to Use Students can use each task box independently or with partners to practice emotions skills. Students just follow the directions included and complete each task in the box. Some tasks require matching emotion words to a photo, finding a photo to match a particular emotion, answering yes and no questions, and more. Table of Contents • Educator Guide • Directions • Task Box #1: Matching Emotions (boys) • Task Box #2: Matching Emotions (girls) • Task Box #3: Identifying Emotions (boys) • Task Box #4: Identify Emotions (girls) • Task Box #5: Labeling Emotions (kids) • Task Box #6: Labeling Emotions (adults) • Task Box #7: Identifying Emotions • Task Box #8: Answering Questions (yes/no with illustrations) • Task Box #9: Answering Questions (yes/no with photos) • Task Box #10 Explaining Emotions • Task Box #11: Inferring Emotions • Task Box #12: Inferring Emotions Note that both color and black/white options are included. Need Social Skills Lessons? { Social Skills MEGA PACK Bundle } This set of resources includes over 600 pages focusing on teaching, discussing and practicing social skills for primary learners. It includes 80 social skills task cards, social scripts, perspective-taking practice, social problem solving skills, social cue cards, and over 30 lessons with student worksheets. { Social Skills Lessons for Older Kids BUNDLE } Use these lessons to teach critical social skills to older learners. Units teach about basic interactions, managing emotions, and empathy and perspective-taking. Just some of the lessons target being respectful, following directions, accepting criticism, working with others, understanding emotions, dealing with anger, understanding perspectives, accepting different perspectives, flexible thinking, understanding social cues, developing empathy, using perspectives to resolve conflicts, and MUCH more. This resource includes 3 core units with 30 lessons, each with several activities for extended practice. A total of 142 activities are included! Follow Me! { Click here to follow my store! } Tips for Customers: If you have questions, please contact me through Q & A and I'll get back to you as soon as I can! Click here to follow my store for notifications about new resources and freebies. Please consider leaving feedback on this resource to receive TpT credits! I always strive for 5 stars and love hearing your feedback. Terms of Use: © Pathway 2 Success. One license is for the classroom/personal use for one educator and their students. Materials may not be shared with other educators without the purchase of extra licenses. Materials may not be posted on the Internet where they can be publicly accessed. Personal and classroom use only. Please see full terms of use for more information. Disclaimer: These resources are for supplementary support/education purposes and are not a replacement for education or other necessary supports. Educators, parents, and others who utilize these materials are encouraged to seek out additional support, as needed.

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Use these coping strategies task boxes to practice social emotional learning skills in a hands-on and interactive way! Skills targeted include matching, identifying, and choosing coping skills. A total of 12 task boxes are included, each with 12 cards. These would be an ideal way for educators to target social skills and emotions to students who need strategies for managing their emotions. Coping strategies highlighted in these task boxes include: taking deep breaths, coloring, using positive self-talk, listening to music, yoga, reading, counting, taking a walk, and more. Students will explore different coping strategies and then choose strategies that best meet their individual needs. Why Teach Social Emotional Learning Skills Social emotional learning skills help kids and young adults learn how to manage their emotions, develop stronger relationships, understand their own strengths and weaknesses, develop empathy for others, and learn to make positive choices. These skills are foundational for social and emotional well-being. In particular, coping strategies are the skills that helps kids and young adults manage their emotions on the spot. Prep Work Step-by-step directions with photos are included to make setup and prep as easy as possible! Educators will prep each task box by printing, cutting, and laminating each set. Some boxes require velcro while others only need clothespins or paper clips as markers for the correct answer. A directions page is included to make it easy for students to know what to do. The answer keys are glued or taped to the bottom so students can easy check their own answers. Just place the set in a crate, bin, or craft box and you are ready to go! How to Use Students can use each task box independently or with partners to practice coping strategies skills. Students just follow the directions included and complete each task in the box. Some tasks require matching coping strategies illustrations to a card, finding a photo to match a particular coping strategy, answering yes and no questions, and more. Table of Contents • Educator Guide • Directions • Task Box #1: Understanding Coping Strategies (boys) • Task Box #2: Understanding Coping Strategies (girls) • Task Box #3: Answering Questions (yes/no) with Illustrations • Task Box #4: Answering Questions (yes/no) with Photos • Task Box #5: Matching Coping Strategies • Task Box #6: Matching Coping Strategies • Task Box #7: Identifying Coping Strategies • Task Box #8: Using Coping Strategies • Task Box #9: Using Coping Strategies • Task Box #10 Using Positive Self-Talk • Task Box #11: Choosing Coping Strategies • Task Box #12: Choosing Coping Strategies Note that both color and black/white options are included. Need MORE Coping Strategies? { Mindfulness and Coping Strategies MEGA Bundle } Help kids and young adults utilize coping strategies and mindfulness to manage stress and challenging emotions including anger, anxiety, depression, restlessness, and more. Resources in this bundle include over 570 pages focused on teaching and practicing coping strategies and mindfulness to kids and young adults necessary for success. Mindfulness and coping strategies work especially well together to calm emotions, increase self-control, and create a peaceful community of learners. Follow Me! { Click here to follow my store! } Tips for Customers: If you have questions, please contact me through Q & A and I'll get back to you as soon as I can! Please consider leaving feedback on this resource to receive TpT credits! I always strive for 5 stars and love hearing your feedback. Follow my store for notifications about new resources and freebies. Terms of Use: © Pathway 2 Success. One license is for the classroom/personal use for one educator and their students. Materials may not be shared with other educators without the purchase of extra licenses. Materials may not be posted on the Internet where they can be publicly accessed. Personal and classroom use only. Please see full terms of use for more information. Disclaimer: These resources are for supplementary support/education purposes and are not a replacement for education or other necessary supports. Educators, parents, and others who utilize these materials are encouraged to seek out additional support, as needed.

Are you teaching students how to identify their emotions? This book is a great way for students to write down what they learn about each emotion and be able to identify when they are feeling an emotion. This product aligns with Diane Alber's A Little Spot series. I have added a link to her book box set below. This is an amazing series and highly recommend it for teaching all kinds of social skills topics. There are 7 different emotions included: Anger Anxiety Peaceful Happiness Sadness Confidence Love Each emotion has 4 work pages that identify the emotion, when a student feels that, who or when you have felt that emotion, and what to do when you feel that emotion, or when have you felt that emotion. A Little SPOT of Emotion 8 Book Box Set (Books 1-8: Anger, Anxiety, Peaceful, Happiness, Sadness, Confidence, Love, & Scribble Emotion) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I would LOVE to hear how you've used this product in your classroom! Leaving feedback also allows you to earn TpT credits to be used for future purchases. You can also tag me on all social media @Penguin.Teacher.Online ❤ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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These Google Slides contain different activities your students can do to help them understand the suffix ending -ing.Easy directions on every page will allow your students to practice identifying, reading and writing suffix ending -ing.This resource is an interactive digital file with text boxes for...

This fun environmental print activity is used in September to jump start our reading. Most of my kindergarten students say "I can't read!" And I prove them wrong with this environmental print project. It gives them the confidence to understand that letters come together to make words and that you can be a good reader by looking at the picture or symbol that goes along with the word to figure it out. These are environmental words/symbols they have seen and are usually familiar with. They CAN read!!! Environmental Print Parent Letter I send home a parent letter (click here for free download) asking for examples of environmental print. We use these to make a chart to use in our classroom. We talk about the beginning sounds of these words, how many letters they have, and practice sorting them by color, beginning letter, places/food/toys, etc. Students cut out their own environmental print pictures and practice reading/sorting them independently. They talk to friends to tell how they sorted the pictures. Then we make an environmental print student reader. Students pick the environmental print cards they want to glue onto their paper and use writing skills to write "I can read" and glue the environmental print picture into the box provided. This activity is great for working on the sight word can! Then, students find a friend to "buddy read" their sentences to. They loved this activity! Click here to download

This comprehensive resource contains more than enough interactive tools to introduce and help your students master sílabas con rra rre rri rro rru. There is a great variety of activities, some revisit the same skill, so that you can use this resource to introduce, reteach and assign for homework/extra support. This resource is included in the Sílaba inicial Bundle. ** Please watch the preview video so that you can determine if this resource meets your students' needs. All resources in this bundle are structured the same. If you would like to try out Sílabas con Bb, it offered at 50% off. If you decide to upgrade to the bundle, TPT will credit you for this purchase for up to one year from the date of purchase. ** Please note, some words contain "rra rre rri rro rrui" within the words. The following words are featured: borrador, Tierra, derramar, jarra, guitarra, gorra arreglar, carretera, barrer, extraterrestre, torre, correr, birrete parrilla, barril, zorrillo, perrito, arriba pizarrón, carro, arroyo, marrón, gorro, churro burro, arrullar, arrugas, verruga, serrucho, carrusel What is included? * 30 vocabulary cards ( all of the items featured in the resources). One option contains the words in small print, the other does not contain words. * Student sort (in color) with 12 cards for students to sort by syllable. There are several color options for the mats. * 30 Ganchitos/Clip cards in color * 5 pentagonal puzzles * 5 posters, 1 per sílaba * 5 dabber pages, 1 per sílaba *Memory game (16 cards, printed twice=32 pieces) Worksheets in the following order: 1. Optional workbook cover sheet 2. Circle the correct syllable (12 images) 3. Circle the correct syllable- different layout (12 images) 4. Color by syllable 5. Dab/color the correct syllable (8 images) 6. Dab/color the correct syllable- different layout (8 images) 7. Identify which images contains the syllable (2 columns) 8. Cut, paste and write the syllable next to each image (10 images) 9. 4 rows, 3 images in each row, all contain the syllable. Students write the syllable. This is a good intro activity to practice vocabulary and syllables. 10. Write each syllable into two Elkonin boxes (12 images) 11. Complete words by writing the initial syllable (8 images) 12. Cut and paste: Color and build each syllable 13. Draw a line to each syllable 14. Read one sentence per syllable three times ( ___ de ___). There is an image (for extra support) to color after each reading. 15. Mini- Book version #1 (run on one page back to back)- Color, trace and write the syllables. Color 4 images per syllable. 16. Mini- Book version #2 (run on one page back to back)- Write and color the syllables. There is one image per syllable. 17. Mini- Book version #3 (run on one page back to back)- Write and color the syllables. Students can draw one picture per syllable. 18. One web per syllable for students/teacher to draw images that contain each initial syllable. 19. Cut and paste (6 images, 3 per syllable) 20. Roll dice and color syllables 21. Spin and write syllables 22. Syllable count. Count and graph the amount of syllables. Key Words: Sílabas con rra rre rri rro rru, Sílabas con rra rre rri rro rru Silabas con rra rre rri rro rru Silaba inicial con rra rre rri rro rru palabras con rra rre rri rro rru initial syllable with rra rre rri rro rru

These Google Slides contain different activities your students can do to help them understand control r - ar digraph words.Easy directions on every page will allow your students to practice identifying, reading and writing words with -ar.This resource is an interactive digital file with text boxes f...

Are you looking for an engaging activity to help students learn to manage their emotions? Use this lesson and hands-on activity to help kids learn strategies for managing their feelings and developing self-regulation skills. This is something that all learners need! Kids and young adults will identify emotions and coping strategies to help them manage those emotions. Then, they will put together a wheel craft that helps them identify their emotions and strategies on the spot. This craft includes over 20 unique coping strategies and 12 emotions for kids and young adults to choose from. Students can also make their own. Why Teach How to Manage Emotions Everyone experiences the ups and downs of emotions throughout the day or week. Teaching kids and young adults how to manage their emotions can help them cope with challenging feelings, including anger, sadness, frustration, worry, and more. The goal is that kids can learn to cope with those feelings by using healthy coping strategies in moments of stress. How to Use First, students will complete a worksheet that explains what it means to manage our emotions. Then, you can choose three different options for students to complete. Note that detailed student directions with photos are included for all three versions: Individualized Version - Students make their own wheels by cutting and pasting in their individualized strategies and emotions. Pre-Made Version - Students put together pre-made wheels that are already set up for them. This is a time-saving option with less cutting and gluing. They can still choose between different wheels that are already created. Blank Version - Students can make their own wheels by writing and coloring in their own emotions and strategies. This is a helpful option if you work with a student with completely individualized needs and strategies. Students will color, cut out, and put their wheels together. Let students practice understanding their emotions and strategies by playing with their wheels in partners or groups. Encourage students to read each others’ coping strategies and even practice them, when appropriate. This can be a great activity in small groups to discuss strategies and identify what works best for each individual student. Managing Emotions Lesson Included This activity isn't just a craft, but also a meaningful lesson on managing emotions. The student worksheet starts kids off understanding what it means to manage emotions and why it is an important social-emotional skill we all need. Coping Skills Tool for the Future! Best of all, kids can keep their Managing My Emotions Wheel for times when they need extra support. They can use it to help them pick a coping strategy when they are feeling anxious, stressed, sad, or angry. Need MORE Coping Strategies? { Mindfulness and Coping Strategies MEGA Bundle } This is a HUGE bundle with over 500 pages focused on teaching mindfulness and coping strategies to encourage self-control, happiness, positivity, and many more positive outcomes. It contains a variety of lessons, workbooks, posters, task cards, foldable crafts, and much more! Follow Me! { Click here to follow my store! } Tips for Customers: If you have questions, please contact me through Q & A and I'll get back to you as soon as I can! Please consider leaving feedback on this resource to receive TpT credits! I always strive for 5 stars and love hearing your feedback. Follow my store for notifications about new resources and freebies. Terms of Use: © Pathway 2 Success. One license is for the classroom/personal use for one educator and their students. Materials may not be shared with other educators without the purchase of extra licenses. Materials may not be posted on the Internet where they can be publicly accessed. Personal and classroom use only. Please see full terms of use for more information. Disclaimer: These resources are for supplementary support/education purposes and are not a replacement for education or other necessary supports. Educators, parents, and others who utilize these materials are encouraged to seek out additional support, as needed.

Math Station Accountability Sheets! 2 different templates (one with a star and one with a heart so that you can easily identify from week to week) that you can change out each week. This gives students the ability to show what they learned in station work and reflect on their weekly goal. The sheets have many questions for the students to think through or show their work. Some examples are: Write one new thing you learned in math today Write one math vocabulary word and definition, then draw it Show your work with your toughest problem from today Write something you want to learn more about in math Friday- It is always a "check in" math day. Students can check the box to see if they have met their goal. In our classroom, students check to see if they completed their dreambox lessons for the week. It also has a space for students to write what they are still struggling with so that you can pull small math groups.