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Clip, circle, tap, or write in where the food item should go... in the pantry, freezer or refrigerator.  368 Task Cards (4 per page) ✓4 Levels of Differentiation. We've got ALL of your student's levels covered.  ✓ Errorless, Field of 2, Field of 3, Write It In (92 task cards per Level) ✓ Data Sheets (that are also EDITABLE)  ✓ Functional Life Skill  ✓ Interactive Digital Task Cards (All 4 Levels)  Digital versions can be accessed by you and your students in just a few clicks!  Saved on Google Slides, they can easily be added to google classroom or shared via google drive to your students.  PDF | 7.6 MB |128 Pages  

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

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These task cards have your students determining if they have enough money to use their card to complete the purchase.  These are perfect for older students who are making purchases out in the community, or those kiddos who find money to be motivating to do math!  Comes with  400 task cards in 4 differentiated levels ✓ 4 Levels of Differentiation!  We've got all of your student's levels covered.  Errorless, Yes/ No, Write It In, Do the Math: Find the New Balance. ✓ Low Prep✓ Data Sheets (that are also EDITABLE) ✓ Functional Life Skill PDF | 29 MB | 112 pages All pictures are real photographs in order to encourage generalization and independence.

Fry 1st 100 Sight Words Letter Beads are the perfect tool for helping your students get plenty of practice with 100 different fry 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 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

Are you looking for a way to teach your students how to ASK questions? This set takes away that monotonous way of teaching questions where students are “quizzed” by their teacher or speech pathologist. How it Works  Instead, of "quizzing" our students, our Asking Questions BUNDLE provides vibrant images that act as visual cues for the students to learn to ASK and reveal the answers to their questions.  We've spent hours and hours finding the perfect images to keep your students engaged and interested.  With these sets, they'll be asking questions in no time. These hands-on and engaging language learning activities can be completed in therapy or the classroom.  What's Included    Each Set Contains 25 ask/ then reveal sets.  50 Pages each. Asking Who 👪:  3 sets included.   1 set includes editable photographs where you can insert your student's faces in a matter of minutes.      Asking What 🍎:  5 themed sets included.  Garden, Party, Animal, Beach, Food  Asking How 🤔:  3 sets included.  Asking Where ⛰️:  3 sets included.  Animal homes, locations, "lost" edition  Asking Why 🤨:  3 sets included.  Asking When ⌚:  3 sets included.  Time, Morning/ Afternoon/ Night, Calendar This set includes a series of 20 activities, and is nearly 1,000 pages long! 😮 Each set can be used in isolation or conjunction to get your students asking and answering questions independently! 

Are you looking for a fun, hands-on activity to teach rhyming? Look no further than these Rhyming Word Cards! This activity set includes 206 clip cards with pictures and labels, as well as 206 cards with just pictures - perfect for differentiation.  Kids will have a blast practicing identifying rhymes, and you can use these cards for rhyming assessment too. Grab this must-have resource for your preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, RTI, SPED, early childhood, or at-home learning classroom today! Here's what you'll get: 206 rhyming clip cards with pictures and labels 206 rhyming clip cards with pictures but without labels How to use: Memory/ Concentration Game Card Game  Pocket Chart These rhyming word games can be used simply as matching games for centers or the cards can be placed face down and they can be used as concentration games.  The concentration games will require students to focus in order to match the appropriate word pairs. I have included two sets of cards. The first set includes pictures with words that rhyme. The second set of cards has only pictures. These can be used for an advanced level of game play or for a student who is struggling to find the rhyming words. Word Families and Words Included: Short A: _ab: cab, lab, crab, scab, grab _at: bat, cat, fat, hat, mat, pat, rat _ad: bad, dad, pad, sad _an: man, pan, ran, tan, van _ag: bag, rag, tag, wag, gag _ap: cap, lap, map, nap, rap, sap, tap, clap _am: bam, ham, jam, yam, clam _ack: back, pack, rack, sack, black, crack, shack, snack, stack, quack _ash: cash, lash, rash, sash, crash, flash, smash Short E: _ed: bed, fed, red, sled, shed _eg: beg, leg _et: jet, net, pet, vet, wet _en: hen, men, pen, ten _eck: deck, neck, check, wreck _ell: bell, cell, sell, tell, well, yell, shell, smell, spell Short I: _it: bit, fit, hit, lit, sit, quit, spit _id: big, dig, fig, pig, wig, twig _im: slim, swim, trim _ip: lip, rip, sip, drip, flip, ship, skip, slip, trip, whip _ick: kick, lick, pick, sick, brick, chick, click, stick, thick, trick _ish: fish, dish, wish _in: fin, pin, tin, win, chin, skin, spin, thin, twin Short O: _ot: dot, hot, pot, knot, spot _ob: cob, slob, rob _og: dog, fog, jog, log, frog _op: cop, hop, mop, pop, top, chop, drop, shop, stop _ock: dock, lock, rock, sock, block, clock Short U: _ut: cut, hut, nut, shut, gut _ub: cub, rub, tub _ug: bug, dug, hug, mug, pug, rug, tug, plug, slug _um: gum, drum, plum _un: bun, fun, nun, run, sun _ud: bud, mud _uck: duck, suck, yuck, cluck, stuck, truck _ush: hush, brush, crush, flush

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 95 worksheets, in 3 different styles to provide repetition with variety to help learners develop this ability to blend words.  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.

Builds Confidence In Your Early Readers Differentiating is a breeze, when you have the right materials. Earliest readers can use the visual supports at the bottom of each page to find success right away.  Hands-On Sentence Strips Make these readers irresistibly interactive.   49 MB|199 pages Zip File  Includes 3 Easy Reader Books (with 3 versions of each) A total of 9 easy readers are included in this set.  Each set comes with a visual supports sentence strip at the bottom, fill in the blank (vehicles), as well as a text only version.I see a _______. I see a _______ next to a _________. I see a _______ and a ________. Your student can either read the sentence strip at the bottom of the page,  Use the adaptable pieces to fill in the blanks, or match the corresponding pictures to create a sentence. Limited Time Bonus: 2 Spanish and 2 Filipino Readers Vehicles/ Transportation: School Bus, Bus, Airplane, Boat, Truck, Fire Truck, Garbage Truck, Helicopter, Semi-Truck, Motorcycle, Racecar, car, ambulance, police car, train, and ship.

Job skills, chores, and a working allowance system — from A to Z. Job Skills & Chores from A–Z is a complete system for teaching work readiness through real job applications, interviews, paychecks, and step-by-step visual directions. Use it as a career readiness curriculum in the classroom, or as a structured chore-and-allowance system at home. Built for secondary and transition-age learners in school, and for families teaching independence at home. Real photographs throughout. Step-by-step visual supports for every task. Fully editable so you can tailor the system to your students or your kids. 18 step-by-step job and chore posters. 3 levels of job applications. A full paycheck and allowance system. Who this is for In the classroom: Secondary special education teachers running classroom job programs that double as transition skill-building Transition program staff preparing students for employment after high school Life skills and functional academics teachers looking for a structured, comprehensive career readiness system At home: Parents wanting chores broken down with clear visual directions instead of repeated verbal reminders Families building an allowance system that ties earning to specific completed tasks Homeschool families teaching work readiness alongside academic content Parents of neurodivergent kids who need multi-step tasks visually scaffolded to follow through independently Real photography and age-flexible framing make this work for middle school through transition-age learners, and for kids working on chores and allowance at home. What's inside 18 step-by-step posters — Job and chore positions with visual directions showing exactly how to complete each task. Print, post, and reference. Job applications (3 levels) — Differentiated forms students or kids can fill out to "apply" for jobs and chores, building real-world application experience. Interview system — Structured practice for the conversation that comes before getting hired — useful for classroom simulation or family role-play. Paycheck and economy system — A working money system with paychecks, money handling practice, and a purchase/reward system. Becomes a classroom economy at school or a chore-allowance system at home. Job review and feedback system — Builds self-monitoring, independence, and the often-overlooked skill of accepting feedback from a teacher, supervisor, or parent. Employee of the Month system — Recognition built into the structure, modeling how workplaces (and families) acknowledge consistent effort. Workplace vocabulary stories — Real-image stories teaching essential words like "paycheck," "schedule," and "supervisor" in context. Social narratives — Covering handshakes, dressing for interviews, and hygiene — the social and self-care skills that determine whether students keep the jobs they get. Formats & delivery 💻 Printable PDF — Full system delivered as printable files. Print, laminate, and use across the school year or at home. ✏️ Editable text — Customize job titles, applications, paycheck amounts, kids' or students' names, and chore lists to match your specific context. Purchase orders accepted. Email service@adapted4specialed.com

Keep your students engaged in the reading process with this fun and exciting new product. The CVC Puzzles include 16 puzzles of -at family words. This will keep things fresh and interesting for your students, while also providing repetition that is so important for learning. Plus, who can resist built in differentiation?! Each level includes 2 puzzles: puzzles are differentiated by number of pieces. Puzzles range from 2-9 pieces. All puzzles are real photographs and are age respectful of older and younger learners alike. Word Slides The slides helps provide the students with a visual prompt to blend the sounds together to make the word. It is helpful to have students use their finger to travel down the slide while combining the sounds. After they've done that the word is written at the bottom for them to read again. This set includes 15 puzzles. All of the puzzles use a variety of the same 9 -ap family words.

Gives Your Students the Hands-On Classroom Prep They Need to Go Out Into the Community & Pay With Confidence  Menu Math  👉 6 Levels of Differentiation! From errorless to write it in. We've got all of your student's levels covered. 🕰️ Low Prep 📋 Data Sheets (that are also EDITABLE) 🍔 Functional Life Skill: Burger Joint Themed  384 DIFFERENTIATED Task Cards!  Learners are to click or place the clip on the dollar amount.  Increase the skill level by providing them with bills and have them pay for the items.All pictures are real photographs in order to encourage generalization and independence.  Next Dollar Up  Your students will clip or circle the price amount of the menu item(s), 384 Task Cards (4 per page) ✓6 Levels of Differentiation. We've got all of your student's levels covered. ✓ Errorless, Field of 2, Field of 3, Field of 4, Field of 5, Write It In✓ Data Sheets (that are also EDITABLE) ✓ Low Prep✓ Functional Life Skill  How Many Bills? Next dollar up is a fantastic skill, but most of the time, we don't have just the exact right amount of bills. Now you can conquer teaching your students how many of each bill they should use when paying. Instead of handing over their whole wad of cash.  🤷 Your students will clip or circle the number of bills they need to make the purchase.  Set includes: US Dollar, CAD and AUD Currencies  480 Task Cards (4 per page) ✓2 Levels of Differentiation. (counting supports over bills, just bills) ✓ 10 sets total:  $1, $5, $10, $20 dollar bills ✓ Data Sheets (that are also EDITABLE)✓ Low Prep✓ Functional Life Skill PDF | 15.6MB | 139 Pages   Set up is so easy, just print and laminate! Increase the skill level by providing bills and have your students practice counting them out and making purchases.  All pictures are real photographs in order to encourage generalization and independence. Debit Card: Do I have enough?  These task cards have your students determining if they have enough money to use their card to complete the purchase.  These are perfect for older students who are making purchases out in the community, or those kiddos who find burgers and money to be motivating to do math!  Comes with  208 task cards in 4 differentiated levels ✓ 4 Levels of Differentiation!  We've got all of your student's levels covered.  Errorless, Yes/ No, Write It In, Do the Math: Find the New Balance. ✓ Low Prep✓ Data Sheets (that are also EDITABLE) ✓ Functional Life Skill PDF | 8.6 MB | 76 pages

This Halloween Adapted Book is the perfect way to sneak in some learning this Halloween! The Halloween Adapted Book Emotions is a great way for students to practice identifying emotions, while also increasing their mean length of utterance (MLU). This 16-page easy reader book features adaptive pieces that can be used to create sentences, making it perfect for students with minimal verbal skills. The student can either read the sentence strip at the bottom of the page, or use the adaptable pieces to match the corresponding pictures to create a sentence. (Ex: The pumpkin looks happy.) Plus, the fun Halloween theme is sure to keep your students engaged. So don't wait, grab your copy of the Halloween Adapted Book today! Included Emotions: happy, sad, scared, proud, excited, mad, surprised, upset, mean, grumpy, confused, evil, disappointed

127 social skills stories. Fully editable. Forever growing. The Social Skills Stories Forever Growing Bundle is the complete library of AdaptEd's social skills stories — 127 stories spanning puberty, school, life, community, hygiene, job skills, social skills, and neurodiversity-affirming topics. Every story is editable, so you can personalize scenarios, swap in student names, and adjust language complexity for the learners in front of you. Created by Meg Mott, M.S., CCC-SLP, AdaptEd's resident SLP and parent of an autistic son. Drawn from years of classroom and clinical practice with students who needed clearer, more direct social skills instruction than what existing materials offered. Buy once. Get every future story free. The bundle grows as we add stories, with no additional charge to existing owners — and the price increases over time, so early buyers get the best deal. Why the bundle vs. individual stories Individual stories sell for $3.99 each. At today's count, buying all 127 stories individually would cost $506.73. The bundle saves you $126.85 right now — and every story added in the future is included free, so the savings compound over time. Buy individual stories when you need one specific story for one specific moment. Buy a smaller themed bundle when you want a focused category. Buy this bundle when you want comprehensive coverage that grows with your students' needs. Who this is for Special education teachers building a complete social skills toolkit for their classroom across the school year Speech-language pathologists working on social communication goals across diverse caseloads Transition program staff supporting adolescents and young adults navigating puberty, work, and community independence Parents of neurodivergent kids wanting a deep library of stories ready for whatever situation comes up School districts and clinics standardizing social skills materials across multiple educators If you find yourself buying social stories one at a time and wishing you had a comprehensive library on hand, this bundle is built for you. What's inside: 127 stories across 8 categories School (33 stories) — Fire, lockdown, earthquake, and tornado drills. Substitute teachers, riding the bus, joining a new class. Bullying, pushing, and respecting school property. Field trips, going to middle school, going to high school, graduating. Lunchroom expectations, classroom conversations, time management. Online safety. And more. Social Skills (23 stories) — Accepting feedback, giving compliments, sharing. When I don't get what I want. When I get upset. It's okay to lose. Personal space, greetings, listening. Kicking, biting, hitting, scratching, hair-pulling, spitting (intervention stories for challenging behaviors). Asking a friend to play. Interrupting. Sharing friends and feeling jealous. Life (22 stories) — Sleeping at night, wearing glasses, broken arm or leg, going to the doctor. Moving, divorce, a new baby, grieving a loved one. Halloween, going to the library. Stimming and many ways to communicate (neurodiversity-affirming). I have chores, being nice to pets, paying for things. Hygiene (9 stories) — All about hygiene, washing hands, washing hands before cooking. Picking my nose, sneezing, toilet accidents, wiping myself, leaving my clothes on in the bathroom, cleaning my body. Community (15 stories) — Crossing the street, getting a haircut, eating with utensils, wearing sunscreen. Going to the dentist, optometrist, library, movies, fast food restaurants. Pool safety. Public restrooms. When it's too loud. Being responsible for my things. If my parents don't know where I am. Going to the grocery store. Job Skills (3 stories) — Finishing the job, handshake, dressing for success. For comprehensive job and chore content, see the Job Skills & Chores from A–Z curriculum. Neurodiversity Affirming (7 stories) — Perspective-taking, deep interests (paired neurodivergent and neurotypical-peer versions), stopping when time is up, watching videos at school. Affirming framing that celebrates neurodivergent experiences rather than pathologizing them. Adolescent topics (puberty, body changes) are listed in the next section so buyers can self-select. Adolescent topics: puberty & body changes (14 stories) Stories specifically for adolescent and transition-age learners navigating puberty and body changes. Direct, affirming, age-appropriate. Critical content that's often missing from school-based instruction for students with disabilities. Getting My Period Putting On a Pad Period Underwear Wearing a Bra Erections and About My Body My Voice Is Changing Shaving (with razor and electric razor versions) Using Deodorant Acne Masturbation Kinds of Kisses My Crush Doesn't Feel the Same Way These stories are written with the same direct, photograph-based approach as the rest of the bundle — appropriate for middle school, high school, and transition-age learners. Buyers should review this category to confirm fit for their context before purchase. What makes these stories work Real photographs throughout. Not cartoons or illustrations. Students see actual situations, faces, and contexts that match the world they're navigating. Every story is editable. Swap in student names, adjust scenarios to match your classroom or home, modify language complexity for individual learners. The same story can serve multiple students with appropriate personalization. Direct, affirming language. Written by an SLP who is also the parent of an autistic son. Stories are clear about expectations without pathologizing the learner's experience or assuming deficit. Tested in real classrooms. Every story has been refined through actual use with students with complex communication needs. Formats & delivery 💻 Printable PDF — All 127 stories as printable files. Print, laminate, and use across the school year. ✏️ Editable text — Every story includes editable fields so you can personalize for your specific learners. 🔄 Forever Growing — Existing buyers receive every future story free as it's added. You'll get an email update whenever new content is released. The bundle price increases as more stories are added, so early buyers lock in the best rate. 📨 Story requests welcome. Need a specific social story we haven't made yet? Email krystie@adapted4specialed.com — we can't make every request, but we genuinely consider popular ones. Purchase orders accepted. Email service@adapted4specialed.com