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Practice identifying likes and dislikes while working on beginning writing skills and sentences structure.  The book has 14 pages, and the student will match the corresponding pictures to the sentence strip, creating opinion sentences with ease. (Ex: I don't like to eat broccoli.)  File Folder Companion- has the same 14 food choices + 6 other food options, your students will match the foods to the page (like or don't like)  Included 10 MB PDF  |  20 pages 14-page book + Digital Drag and Drop Version Picture and word pieces for writing sentences Writing worksheet to copy down the sentences they've created File Folder Companion Set  Instructions of set up and all picture pieces are included!  After students finish writing the book I like to have them practice copying down the sentences they have made.  This is a great way to have students work on forming their own opinions, especially for students with minimal verbal skills, as well as getting students to use proper sentence structure. 

Practice identifying likes and dislikes while working on beginning writing skills and sentences structure.  The bundle includes 5 books with 19 opinion pages each.  The student will match the corresponding pictures to the sentence strip, creating opinion sentences with ease. (Ex: I don't like to eat broccoli.)  Included 10 MB PDF  |  110 pages I like... I Don't Like to Eat...  5 Book Bundle  Breakfast Foods Fruits and Vegetables Snack Foods Dinner Foods Desserts  Each Book Includes 22-pages + No PREP Digital Version Writing worksheet to copy down the sentences they've created Instructions of set up and all picture pieces are included!  After students finish writing the book I like to have them practice copying down the sentences they have made.  This is a great way to have students work on forming their own opinions, especially for students with minimal verbal skills, as well as getting students to use proper sentence structure. 

1st Grade Dot to Dot Sight Words are a fun and effective way for students to practice their sight words. This set includes all 41 words from the Dolch first grade list. Each word has two practice sheets.  The first sheet has students trace, color, circle and stamp the sight word. The second sheet is a Dot to Dot style sheet where students follow the path of the sight word through the sheet using a bingo dobber, marker, pom poms, beads or playdough to mark the word as they go. The first and last word on each sheet are bolded to help students know where the beginning and end are. Using both sheets, students will get 60-80 repetitions of each sight word, which is an important part of mastery. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 104 Dot to Dot Worksheets: 2 for each word Level 1: Errorless Level 2: Dot to Dot 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

2nd Grade Dot to Dot Sight Words are a fun and effective way for students to practice their sight words. This set includes all 46 words from the Dolch second grade list. Each word has two practice sheets. The first sheet has students trace, color, circle and stamp the sight word. The second sheet is a Dot to Dot style sheet where students follow the path of the sight word through the sheet using a bingo dobber, marker, pom poms, beads or playdough to mark the word as they go. The first and last word on each sheet are bolded to help students know where the beginning and end are. Using both sheets, students will get 60-80 repetitions of each sight word, which is an important part of mastery. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 92 Dot to Dot Worksheets: 2 for each word Level 1: Errorless Level 2: Dot to Dot

3rd Grade Dot to Dot Sight Words are a fun and effective way for students to practice their sight words. This set includes all 41 words from the Dolch third grade list. Each word has two practice sheets. The first sheet has students trace, color, circle and stamp the sight word. The second sheet is a Dot to Dot style sheet where students follow the path of the sight word through the sheet using a bingo dobber, marker, pom poms, beads or playdough to mark the word as they go. The first and last word on each sheet are bolded to help students know where the beginning and end are. Using both sheets, students will get 60-80 repetitions of each sight word, which is an important part of mastery. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 82 Dot to Dot Worksheets: 2 for each word Level 1: Errorless Level 2: Dot to Dot

Join us as we take a walk through history and celebrate some of the most prominent black figures in history.  Learn about their accomplishments and what made their contributions to society and the world so important. Each of the 20 easy reader stories is accompanied by a one-page comprehension worksheet. Upon purchase, a digital pdf that includes all of the stories and worksheets is sent immediately to your email address, ready to download and print in seconds! 142 Page PDF  Digital and Printable PDF Included  Learn about 20 important figures in black history. 

Join us as we take a walk through history and celebrate some of the women who have make history.  Learn about their accomplishments and what made their contributions to society and the world so important. Each of the 10 easy reader stories is accompanied by a one-page comprehension worksheet. Upon purchase, a digital pdf that includes all of the stories and worksheets is sent immediately to your email address, ready to download and print in seconds! 78 Page PDF  Digital and Printable PDF Included  Learn about 10 important figures in Women's history.  Included Women  Amelia Earhart Harriet Tubman Helen Keller Jane Goodall Junko Tabei Marie Curie Sally Ride Stephanie Kwolek Susan B. Anthony

The AAC Core Vocabulary Reader: Clean or Dirty is a simple, yet effective tool for teaching your students the meaning of two important words- clean and dirty. This book is filled with beautiful photographs that are sure to engage your students, as well as fun, interactive activities that will help them learn the difference between the two words. With just a little bit of instruction, your students will have this skill down in no time and be able to move on to bigger and better things! This is part of a AAC Core Vocabulary BUNDLE, click here to check out the entire set We hope you enjoy this CORE vocabulary book! This book is based on a selection of core vocabulary, or the highest frequency words in speech and writing. Remarkably, these seemingly simple words make up roughly 80% of what we say! They can be used and combined for a full variety of communicative functions (such as initiation, termination, commenting, requesting, asking, interjecting and directing others). Teaching core vocabulary allows students the chance to do more than just get their needs and wants met, but to develop authentic language skills! You're students will have a blast helping determine if the items are dirty or clean. The simplistic nature of the book, allows your students to meet success while being engaged and gaining language. Modeling and repetition are important parts of core vocabulary learning and instruction. You may notice that some products contain repetitive refrains or frequent repetitions of the same core words. This is done with the intent of getting the most repetition and practice possible while still having fun! Includes 11 page book Information about CORE language, and where to find support to begin the process of going CORE with your students. Great for Independent Work Station

 This set of play companions will help you to teach your students to engage in play in a natural and fun atmosphere.  Many of our students benefit from visuals, so why not use visuals to teach play skills?!?  That’s the idea behind this visual companion set.  An adult models the play task by using a visual support that is carefully disguised as part of the play  (Doctor’s notes, Parent’s To-Do List, etc).  When it’s the student’s turn they have the same visual support available to them.  They simply check off the tasks as they go! Visual supports mean less prompting and more INDEPENDENCE!  Oh, and the visual supports are also paired with core vocabulary phrases appropriate for each play task.  Let’s get them talking!  Let’s get them playing! We can all agree that teaching play skills is SOOO important.  But why does it have to be so hard?  Well . . . NOW IT DOESN’T have to be!!!  Details 50 Page PDF Download Doctor Play:  Use the “Doctor’s Notes” and a toy doctor kit to perform “check ups” on peers. Pet Play: Choose a pet and take care of all its basic needs with the “Pet Owner’s To-Do List”. Restaurant Play: Take orders from peers and serve up meals with the “Waiter’s Notes” and menu. Train Play: Use language to set up a train track and direct traffic. Baby Play: Use the Parent’s “To-Do List” to take care of baby’s basic needs.  This set also includes BONUS scripts for lunch and recess times!  Break times are fantastic learning opportunities! Get your students using functional communication and core vocabulary during social moments.

We hope you enjoy our version of this classic tale. Our simplified versions are perfect to give to emergent readers. Includes: 2 Emergent/ Easy Readers + Reading Comprehensions Questions Level 1 Reader: This version of Alice In Wonderland has been adapted based on a selection of core vocabulary/sight words, or the highest frequency words in speech and writing. Level 2 Reader: This version of Alice In Wonderland has been adapted for early/ emergent readers. Story Accompaniment: Our story accompaniments provide the visual supports to improve reading comprehension. Reading Comprehension Questions Sequencing of Story Events Characters/ Setting Visual Supports P.S. If you like this book you might want to check out our Fairy Tale bundle. Get 30% off when you purchase the full set.

Is your child just starting to learn their letters and sounding out words? These I Spy Beginning Sounds mats are the perfect tool to help them gain confidence and practice letter-sound correspondence. Each mat features real photos and corresponding letter sound to help your child make the connection between the objects and the sound it begins with. You can use these mats in a variety of ways, including with manipulatives for a fine motor component, or laminated with dry erase markers, pompoms or playdough. The possibilities are endless! This is a great way to build vocabulary and practice phonemic awareness. Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 25 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

This simple money exchange positive reinforcement system will make your work life easier!  💰 Real money makes these token boards so engaging! 💰 Liz says, "Perfect! Exactly what I needed! I love that I can reuse it and not have to keep printing and hanging new charts. Pennies make it so much more engaging and it's so easy to keep them in my pocket unlike stickers!" Students choose what they want to work for from a choice board- teachers are able to "pay" students using the token board for good behavior or correct responses. This embeds teaching money skills into your daily routine!  Includes 5 slot token board- exchange pennies into a nickel10 slot token board- exchange pennies into a dime Each comes in Color and in Blackline MasterThings I can work for:  3 pages (36 common reinforcers) Blank Storage Page to Keep Everything Organized 

Unlock the power of compound words with this 70-page collection of printable cut-and-paste compound word worksheets! This fun, engaging resource is designed to boost your students' phonemic awareness and blending skills. With step-by-step instructions and plenty of practice opportunities, these worksheets are perfect for both teachers and parents alike! Here's what this amazing resource has to offer: Improved phonemic awareness and blending skills Breaking down longer words into smaller chunks for better understanding and processing Improved reading, listening, and speaking comprehension Development of vocabulary meaning with direct practice activities Engaging activities to make learning fun and enjoyable Step-by-step instructions for easy use Easy customization to fit individual needs Perfect for both teachers and parents alike to use with kids Printable worksheets provide a convenient way to learn This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups According to Dr. Karen Erikson a leading expert of learning disabilities, and literacy instruction. "Compound words can be used to teach phonemic awareness and early blending skills to young readers. This helps children learn how words are constructed from the smallest phonemes combined to make a word with meaning." [1] Sample IEP Goals: (Student name) will use prompting and visual support to read 10 unfamiliar compound words correctly within 5 minutes by (date). (Student name) will correctly blend 10 compound words into whole word forms, using prompting and visual support if needed, at least 70% of the time within 5 minutes by (date). Sources [1] Erikson, K. (2015). How Compound Words Can Help Early Readers Blending Skills. Retrieved June 26th 2019 from https://www.readinghorizons.com/blog/how-compound-words-can-help-early-readers-blending-skills

Blending compound words is an essential literacy skill for students with disabilities, which can greatly improve their understanding of phonemic and print awareness! This set includes 19 listen and circle pages (95 compound words total) to help learners develop this ability. Step 1: Read The teacher or instructor reads out the two words slowly, guiding the learner in repeating the word either in their head or out loud while combining the two words together. Step 2: Blend After they have blended the word, they can then proudly circle the correct picture. (feature pictures include both individual words along with the blended compound word.) Step 3: Evaluate If students find it difficult to understand how to combine sounds together, instructors should look out for patterns in their mistakes and model techniques that will help them understand how to blend sounds correctly. With practice, learners can become more confident and motivated in recognizing patterns within written language, paving a path towards better reading development. This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups Why Compound Words for Teaching Blending? Learning to blend compound words is an integral part of literacy development for students with disabilities, as it can help build their language and sound fluency. Teaching the skill of blending compound words provides the student with a foundation of skills that is necessary for higher order reading and comprehension tasks. Blending compound words helps students develop both phonemic and print awareness, which is essential for success in decoding and encoding words. With practice, the student can become more confident in their ability to recognize and recognize patterns within written language. In addition, teaching this skill gives students with disabilities an advantage in becoming independent readers.   5 Reasons Why You Should Incorporate Compound Words Into Your Reading Instruction Compound words help beginning readers recognize and accurately blend individual sounds. When exposed to compound words in the early stages of learning to read, students are more likely to develop strong foundational literacy skills. Compound words provide visual cues for the learner which makes it easier for them to understand how a word is constructed and each sound pronounced. Mastering the task of blending longer compounds words gives early readers a sense of accomplishment while learning to read. Learning how to identify and decompose compound words in can help students memorize vocabulary better and improve spelling accuracy.