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Looking for a fun and engaging activity to teach colors and categorizing? Look no further than the Parking Lot of Color transportation activity! This hands-on activity is perfect for preschool, pre-k, early intervention, childcare, special education, speech language or speech therapy classrooms. Kids will love pretending to drive the cars or vehicles to the matching color parking spaces. This activity is also great for math centers and math work stations. The Parking Lot of Color is the perfect addition to your transportation theme unit or lesson plans. ✔ 40 car cards (4 styles of cars in 10 different colors) ✔ 10 colored parking lot cards ✔ book cover Use as file folders or bind into an interactive book. 110 car cards (4 styles of cars in 11 different colors) Each parking lot has 10 spaces. 11 colored parking lot cards File Folder Covers

Looking for a fun way to help your students practice identifying the "Sh" sound? This Beginning Sound I Spy Hunt "Sh" activity is perfect! Students mark the pictures that begin with the sound, and there are 5 different worksheets to choose from to provide plenty of repetition with variety. This is a great way to build vocabulary and practice phonemic awareness. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 5 I Spy Worksheets This set is ideal to be used with: Special Education  Beginning Readers Struggling Readers Pre-K to 1st Grade (RTI) This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Morning Work Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups

Pre-Primer Sight Words Letter Beads are the perfect tool for helping your students get plenty of practice with 39 different pre-primer sight words. Hands-On Learning students will create each of the words using letter beads. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! This set is ideal to be used with: Special Education  Beginning Readers Struggling Readers Pre-K to 1st Grade (RTI) This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Morning Work Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups

Looking for a fun way to help your students practice identifying the "Ch" sound? This Beginning Sound I Spy Hunt "Ch" activity is perfect! Students mark the pictures that begin with the sound, and there are 5 different worksheets to choose from to provide plenty of repetition with variety. This is a great way to build vocabulary and practice phonemic awareness. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 5 I Spy Worksheets This set is ideal to be used with: Special Education  Beginning Readers Struggling Readers Pre-K to 1st Grade (RTI) This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Morning Work Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups

Looking for a fun way to help your students practice identifying the "Th" sound? This Beginning Sound I Spy Hunt "Th" activity is perfect! Students mark the pictures that begin with the sound, and there are 5 different worksheets to choose from to provide plenty of repetition with variety. This is a great way to build vocabulary and practice phonemic awareness. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 5 I Spy Worksheets This set is ideal to be used with: Special Education  Beginning Readers Struggling Readers Pre-K to 1st Grade (RTI) This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Morning Work Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups

Looking for a fun way to help your students practice identifying the long "U" vowel sound? This Beginning Sound I Spy Hunt long "U" activity is perfect! Students mark the pictures that begin with the sound, and there are 5 different worksheets to choose from to provide plenty of repetition with variety. This is a great way to build vocabulary and practice phonemic awareness. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 5 I Spy Worksheets This set is ideal to be used with: Special Education  Beginning Readers Struggling Readers Pre-K to 1st Grade (RTI) This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Morning Work Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups

Looking for a fun way to help your students practice identifying the long "O" vowel sound? This Beginning Sound I Spy Hunt long "O" activity is perfect! Students mark the pictures that begin with the sound, and there are 5 different worksheets to choose from to provide plenty of repetition with variety. This is a great way to build vocabulary and practice phonemic awareness. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 5 I Spy Worksheets This set is ideal to be used with: Special Education  Beginning Readers Struggling Readers Pre-K to 1st Grade (RTI) This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Morning Work Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups

Looking for a fun way to help your students practice identifying the long "I" vowel sound? This Beginning Sound I Spy Hunt long "I" activity is perfect! Students mark the pictures that begin with the sound, and there are 5 different worksheets to choose from to provide plenty of repetition with variety. This is a great way to build vocabulary and practice phonemic awareness. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 5 I Spy Worksheets This set is ideal to be used with: Special Education  Beginning Readers Struggling Readers Pre-K to 1st Grade (RTI) This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Morning Work Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups

Looking for a fun way to help your students practice identifying the long "E" vowel sound? This Beginning Sound I Spy Hunt long "E" activity is perfect! Students mark the pictures that begin with the sound, and there are 5 different worksheets to choose from to provide plenty of repetition with variety. This is a great way to build vocabulary and practice phonemic awareness. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 5 I Spy Worksheets This set is ideal to be used with: Special Education  Beginning Readers Struggling Readers Pre-K to 1st Grade (RTI) This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Morning Work Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups

Looking for a fun way to help your students practice identifying the long "a" vowel sound? This Beginning Sound I Spy Hunt long "a" activity is perfect! Students mark the pictures that begin with the sound, and there are 5 different worksheets to choose from to provide plenty of repetition with variety. This is a great way to build vocabulary and practice phonemic awareness. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 5 I Spy Worksheets This set is ideal to be used with: Special Education  Beginning Readers Struggling Readers Pre-K to 1st Grade (RTI) This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Morning Work Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups

If you're looking for a fun, hands-on way to help your students master syllable and phonemic awareness skills, then you need Matching Syllables.  With 55 different words ranging from 1 to 5 syllables, this activity is perfect for use in ELA centers, literacy centers, and workstations. Repetition with variety is key to success with this important skill, and AdaptEd provides plenty of both.   Plus, these Syllable Counting pages can be used over and over again - making them a great value for your classroom. So don't wait - get AdaptEd’s Counting Syllables today and see the difference it makes in your students' reading abilities! ✅ SAVE TIME! - The syllable counting pages are easy to prep and can be used over and over again. ✅ EASY TO DIFFERENTIATE! - Ranges from 1-5 syllables per word.  ✅ KEEPS KIDS ENGAGED! This is a fun and motivating way to teach kids how to count syllables and practice phonological awareness. ✅ EASY TO USE! Identify the picture  Determine the number of syllables in each word. Draw an X on the word that has a different amount of syllables as the rest of the set. ✅ VERSATILE!  Here's what you'll get: 11 syllable counting/matching pages. This versatile product can be used as an independent activity, in small groups, or with the whole class. Just have the kids identify the picture, determine the number of syllables, and draw an X on the clapping hands icon for each syllable.  You can also bind the pages into a phonemic awareness practice workbook. Either way, your students are sure to love this fun and motivating way to learn!

Looking for an engaging and effective way to help your students learn their sight words? Look no further than our Dollar Deal Pre-Primer Sight Words Word Work! With 10 print and go worksheets, your students will get plenty of practice tracing, writing, and finding 40 different sight words. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! This set is ideal to be used with: Special Education  Beginning Readers Struggling Readers Pre-K to 1st Grade (RTI) This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Morning Work Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups

Breaking compound words into two parts and writing one of the words down can be helpful in teaching children how to read and write because it helps them learn about word families and patterns. Level 1: Visual Support + Tracing Level 2: Writing + Visual Support Level 3: Writing 9 printable pages included (3 at each level)  This activity also encourages children to focus on the individual sounds within words, which can help them with spelling and decoding unfamiliar words.For non-verbal students and those with intellectual disabilities, learning how to read and write can be a challenge. However, research has shown that using multisensory approaches can be effective in teaching literacy skills to these students. For example, a study by O'Connor et al.(2019) found that using visual cues such as pictures or gestures along with speech can improve literacy outcomes for students with intellectual disabilities. In addition, breaking compound words into two parts can be helpful for students who struggle with language development or have difficulty processing information. By focusing on individual parts of a word rather than the whole word, these students may find it easier to understand the meaning of the word and how it relates to other words. Overall, practicing CVC words through activities such as breaking compound words into two parts can be beneficial for all early readers, including non-verbal students and those with intellectual disabilities. It helps develop their phonemic awareness skills while also helping them learn about word families and patterns. Sources: O'Connor, B., O'Connor, J., & Simon, E. (2019). The effects of a multisensory approach to literacy instruction on the phonological awareness skills of students with intellectual disability. Education and Training in Autism and Developmental Disabilities, 54(1), 20-31.