Students can practice sorting and opposites with these practice and center activities. Students cut out the pictures and then sort them in the correct column, big and small, Spanish version included. The center includes pictures to sort and pockets to put the pictures in. ...

Superheroes use their powers for good. Your students will sort between behaviors they should/shouldn't do at school. Enjoy!

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I created this color sorting worksheet for my students to practice the sounds that EA makes. They are to read the words to themselves, then listen for the Long E sound, Short E sound or Long A sound. They will color the words in order to sort them into the correct categories. I also have this available in a cut/paste (or writing) worksheet, and coming soon is a sorting and recording center activity. Also check out my multitude of other vowel teams worksheets and center activities that are available in my TPT store! Enjoy! Thank you to Krista Wallden and Hello Fonts for the clipart and fonts. :) DISCLAIMER: THIS PRODUCT IS NOT ENDORSED BY UFLI FOUNDATIONS. IT IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE PROGRAM IN ANY WAY. NO PART OF THIS UNIT COPIES ANY MATERIAL FOUND IN THE MANUAL OR IN THE TOOLBOX.

Useful as an interactive notebook piece, homework, or supplement to a lecture, students cut out the list of items and sort them as either abiotic or biotic. They can either secure them in place or create a paper envelope to hold the pieces to practice sorting later. Notice "soil" has a star by it...

1-2-3 Come Do A Few More Fire Safety Activities With Me I think one of the most important things that I teach my Y5s is fire safety; however, with all of our discussions about not playing with matches, houses burning down, and people getting hurt, I discovered that my students were coming away with the idea that fire was bad. Simply ask for a thumbs up or down whether your kiddos think fire is good or bad; and I think you’ll find like I did, that most, if not all of your students will give you a thumbs down, emphatically believing that fire is bad! Since fire is truly beneficial and a necessary part of everyday life, I feel there’s a need to explain this to young children. It’s important that they learn to respect fire without fearing it. Children need to understand the difference between good fires and bad fires, as well as fire’s beneficial and harmful effects. With these things in mind, I created this “Good Fire-Bad Fire” packet. These quick, easy & fun activities will help children develop a healthy understanding of fire, so they are able to identify fire as a necessary part of their lives and an essential tool. The packet includes: * A simple way to help students realize that fire can be good is to show them pictures, so I've included 65 real photographs of fires which can be categorized by children as good or bad. Choose a dozen or so and use them for . . . * flashcards, where students give you a thumbs up or down, * discussion * an independent center where children sort the photographs into the 2 “good/bad fire” file folders *a puzzle center (Cut the photographs in half or in quarters). * writing prompts (There are 4 graphic organizers, plus 6 “complete the prompt” worksheets for this) * a bulletin board displaying the pictures under the “good fire/bad fire” header cards. * I’ve also included a “Flip the Flame” craftivity, where students color, cut and glue the “happy” good flame and the “angry” bad flame back-to-back on a Popsicle stick. You show a photograph asking “Is this a good or bad fire?” Children flip their flame and hold up their answer. After sharing and discussing the photographs, children will be able to see that each type of fire has common denominators: good fires are planned, desired, beneficial and supervised by an adult; bad fires are not. * Two, writing prompt craftivities are a fun way for students to show this understanding, and allow you to check comprehension. The first one is a 3D flame "dangler" in two colors. (One with characteristics of good fires, the other bad.) The other craftivity is a side-by-side comparison. Completed projects make a terrific bulletin board or hallway wall display too. Younger kiddos can show this knowledge with several worksheet options. I've included full color patterns, so you can easily make a sample to share, or use for further explanation. The good fire-bad fire sorting worksheet (see photograph) could also be made into an independent center. Simply laminate and trim the pieces. To make this self-correcting, put a G or B on the back of each picture. * The packet also includes a graphing activity, several other worksheets, posters and a bookmark. Besides being able to differentiate between good and bad fires, I wanted another way to review all of the fire safety rules my students were learning. As with many of my activities, I like to "kill two birds with one stone", so I designed these "Fire Safety Fix the Sentence" cards. These 36, fire safety-themed sentence cards, are a quick, easy and fun way to review a variety of fire safety related facts, while practicing capitalization and end punctuation. Read the cards together as a whole group to practice a lot of Dolch sight words. Choose a student to come up and using a dry erase marker, circle letters that should be capitalized and then add end punctuation. (period, question mark & exclamation point). For more practice, as an individual activity, have students choose X number of mini cards and rewrite the sentences correctly on the worksheet provided. One of the most important fire safety rules that I teach my students, is about dialing 9-1-1 in an emergency. So today's FREEBIE features a 9-1-1 song to the tune of "This Old Man". There are 3 poster options for you to choose from. I hope your kiddos enjoy it as much as mine. Well that's it for today. I'm still in a daze that September is over and we are now in October! My grama Lydia always said "The older you get the faster time flies." Now that I'm in my "sexy sixties" I find that to be especially true! Wishing you a day filled with sunshine and laughter for a happily-ever-after. "Time is free, but it's priceless; you can't own it, but you can use it. You can't keep it, but you can spend it, and once you've lost it, you can never get it back." -Harvey Mackay

Identify and write the missing short vowel part III in this printable worksheet. Your child will look at the picture, pronounce its name and identify the missing vowel in the word, then write it.

FREE SAMPLER- Sorting can be fun. Sorting helps students learn the concepts of big and small, short and tall and other opposites. Sorting helps develop skills that will help them later in math, like problem solving. With this Big, Small, Short, Tall Sampler you will receive three (3) worksheets from...

The students will sort pictures by determining whether they are the same or different.Print the cards on cardstock and laminate. Find two containers to hold the cards and have students sort the pictures. Place the same and different cards below in the container so students know where to put the card...

These free printables are great for helping younger students with recognizing certain two-dimensional 2D shapes.There are four sorting mats--a circle, triangle, rectangle, and square. On these m

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This fun sorting activity provides 2 sorting mats and 36 sorting cards featuring pictures of safe and unsafe activities. The pictures focus on fire safety, crossing the street, playground safety, swimming, using sunscreen, washing hands, and using knives. All materials are provided in color and black and white. This product aligns to the ABLLS-R Assessment and Curriculum objective B19. 2 sorting mats with 36 picture cards are included. Low prep- ready to laminate and use! This product is great for individual instruction, small group instruction, or as a workbox activity. About The Deane’s List Store The Deane's List is full of products to support special & regular education classrooms, parents, and independent consultants. Check out our rhyming social stories, ABLLS-R aligned materials, and visual supports for your needs! Don't see what you are looking for? I would be happy to create a product to meet your specific need!  If there is a behavior you want to target with a social story, an ABLLS-R objective for which you need a support activity, or an existing product that you would like to have a new theme (example: please make this product Black History Month themed!) -- I would be happy to create it for you.  Please email [email protected] with your request! My Most Popular Products - ABLLS-R Aligned Activities! After repeated requests from my buyers to purchase ALL my ABLLS-R Aligned Activities, I have decided to make it possible. Currently, there are over 550 ABLLS-R Aligned Activities in one place with the bundle featured at the top of my store. I add new products to this bundle as they are created so the value will only continue to grow. Are you looking for help funding purchases to support your classroom? Many of my customers leverage district-apportioned special education funds or apply for grants to purchase products, especially The Complete ABLLS-R ALIGNED ACTIVITIES Bundle.  Please reach out to [email protected] if you have any questions about applying to use these types of funds, I would be happy to help! Keywords: autism, ablls-r, special education, matching pictures, visual performance, early intervention, school pictures, back to school, shoebox activities, ABLLS-R, autism, special education, spectrum, The Deane's List, morning work, circle time, boom cards, speech and language delays, speech and language therapy, sight word practice, matching words to pictures, reading sentences, reading, intellectual disability, early intervention, visual behavior supports, behavior intervention, social skills, language development, receptive language, expressive language, fine motor skills, cutting, labeling sorting by class, home safety, language development, intellectual disability, developmental delay, printables, receptive language, labeling, visual performance, task box, shoe box activity, science center

Are you looking for sorting objects into categories? Your students will enjoy these cut and paste activities of category sorting by attributes, 2D shape sorting cut and paste, sorting fruits and vegetables and more! Category sort activities develop students' cognitive, visual recognition, fine motor skills and special education life skills. Included are sorting mats, picture cards for color sorting, shape sorting, sorting by size, animal sorting, living and non living things and much more! Suitable for: PreK Kindergarten First Grade 2nd Grade Support ESL Newcomers Speech Therapy This printable resource consists of the following: Step-by-Step Teacher Notes on how to teach sorting and categorising How to use this resource Differentiation suggestions Teacher Notes for writing activities 120 picture cards in different categories for matching various sorting mats The following Sorting Mats are included: I Can Sort Colors I Can Sort Shapes I Can Sort Sizes I Can Sort Insects and Not Insects I Can Sort0 Leg, 2 Legs and 4 Legs I Can Sort Living and Non Living I Can Sort Land Animals and Sea Animals I Can Sort Food and Not Food I Can Sort Furry and Not Furry I Can Sort Natural and Man-Made I Can Sort Soft and Hard Blank template for differentiation purposes Writing Sheets with writing Prompts: My Favorite Color My Favorite Shape My Favorite Insect My Favorite Living Thing My Favorite Animal My Favorite Sea Animal My Favorite Food Differentiation writing template US & UK spelling versions included Why sorting and categorizing activities are important: Learning to sort and categorize are important foundational skills that help students understand how and why objects are similar or different. This leads critical and creative thinking, where student are able to compare and contrast. This resource includes the following elements: •Begin with the basics: Introduce colors, shapes, sizes and textures. Use pictures or objects that your students have had experience with and are familiar to. •Use Visuals: Picture cards can also be displayed on classroom smartboard when teaching whole class explicit sorting skills. This helps students to visualize and identify the different categories. •Whole Class Explicit Teaching of Sorting: Show and use ‘teacher-thinkalouds’ when sorting various objects into categories. Model using sorting vocabulary that differentiates between categories. As a whole class, identify objects and narrow down to 2 categories – e.g. big or small, living or nonliving, lives in the sea or lives on land etc. After whole class, provide small group or independent practice. •Hands-On Learning: This resource provides plenty and varied opportunities for hands-on ‘concrete’ learning, where students construct their conceptual understanding and develop vocabulary that includes: similar, different, compare, contrast etc. Earn valuable TpT credit points on your next purchase simply by leaving a review or rating at 'My Purchases.' Let's connect! Pinterest My Blog Follow Me Join my Free Resource Library to receive exclusive FREE content!

This no prep worksheets packet will help your students in preschool, kindergarten, special education, and autism classrooms learn early childhood concepts, such as, category sorting by size, opposites, matching, counting, and more. Here are the skills found in this packet: Which is tallest? Which is shortest? Which is biggest? Which is smallest? Which is longest? Which is the same size? Match the opposites Things that go together Match same number Match numbers/shapes Order by size Put the number in order 1-10 Your students may also enjoy some of my other fine motor resources: Tracing Activities Back to School/Fine Motor Activities DIGITAL COMPATIBLE:  Through Easel Activities, this product contains an INTERACTIVE PDF. You will be able to annotate and customize it for your distance learning needs. Underlying content is not editable. Your students will complete the digital PDF and submit it to you for review via Google classroom. You may also email or share the printable version with parents over the internet on a password protected website. It may not be shared on sites publicly found and downloaded. Please see the new more flexible distance learning TERMS OF USE during this Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, For complete terms of use, PLEASE click Here. ********************************************************* Please click on the STAR above to "Follow Me" and receive updates on new products and free downloads. Please leave feedback to earn TPT credits that can be used on future purchases. For more no-prep/low prep cut and paste worksheets, file folders, math, puzzles, coloring pages, life skills products and more, visit my store. Smalltowngiggles Follow me on Facebook. Smalltowngiggles Follow me on Pinterest. Pinterest And if you have time here is a link to my blog. Small Town Giggles Thank you, Rose Hascall Smalltowngiggles ~~~~Purchasing this product grants permission for use by one teacher in his or her own classroom. If you intend to share with others, please purchase an additional license for each teacher at the significantly discounted additional license price when you checkout. ~~~~ Copying any part of this product and placing it on the Internet in any form (even a personal/classroom website) is strictly forbidden and is a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). You may NOT post any of my products on school websites or online anywhere. All products are for single buyer use only and not for commercial use. Thank you for shopping my store.

To accompany my PowerPoint and sorting activities on dynamics, I needed a way to assess my students. Students used this worksheet with a partner and then I revisited this worksheet a few weeks later after I had worked with my students more on performing dynamics, I gave them this again as an assess...

Free worksheets for identifying and sorting shapes by a variety of attributes including; color, size, shape, thickness and more. Great for early learning math skills.

Tallest To Shortest Worksheet, Tall And Short Objects, Tall Short Objects: Do your students need practice ordering by height? This cut & paste worksheet has students comparing and ordering from shortest to tallest and tallest to shortest. Students can color, cut and paste four animals in order. They will love coloring, cutting, and pasting these super cute animals worksheets. Let's get little ones practicing ordering height with these 6 worksheets. These printable activities were created as a fun supplement for your students. No prep math worksheets that focus on the skill you need. The worksheets include : Tallest to Shortest - 3 worksheets Shortest to Tallest - 3 worksheets Resources You May Like: Numbers 1 To 5 Worksheets For Preschool, Counting Objects 1 5 Worksheets One-To-One Correspondence Pictures, Counting Objects Up To 10, Count And Colour Same And Different Preschool Worksheets, Alike Different Worksheets Tracing Lines Worksheets Printable Pdf, Early Childhood Fine Motor Skills Tracing Number Words to 20, Writing Numbers Worksheet 1 20 pdf, 1 to 20 Tracing Reading Comprehension Question Types, Read and Color Crack The Code Addition And Subtraction Number Bonds To 10 Mathematics Craft Shadow Matching Shape Cut & Paste Addition and subtraction within 20 assessment How you can get TPT credit to use on future purchases: 1. Go to your My Purchases page 2. Next to each purchase, you'll see a Provide Feedback button 3. Simply click it and give a quick rating and leave a comment 4. Every time you give feedback, TPT gives you credits that you can use to lower the cost of your future purchases Introduce your little learners to the enchanting world of numbers with our "Tallest To Shortest Worksheet, Tall And Short Objects, Tall Short Objects" Thank you for considering this product! To see all the items in my store, please click HERE. If you would like notification about future items posted by Start A Room, please look for the star at the top of the page and click the “follow me" button.

This short and long a picture word sort is appropriate for kindergarten and first grade, as well as any students needing a review of short and long vowel sounds. It can be used as a center, in small groups, or for one-on-one instruction as needed. It is ready to print on card stock, laminate and cut...

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I created this sort for my students to read words and recognize if the G makes the hard (grape) or soft sound (gym). Students read the words and cut, sort and glue them into the correct hard g or soft g category. Also check out my hard and soft C sort! Thanks!

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Earlier this week, I posted my newest packet of File Folder activities to TPT. This packet comes with 8 file folders and I will give you a preview of each one below. I have only shown 1 page below, but each file folder comes with 2 pages of sorting (1 for each side of your file folder). You can find them here. Sorting clothes by color (yellow vs. brown): Sorting by Color and Size (big red vs. little red vs. big green vs. little green): Sorting by shape (triangles vs. circles): Sorting cupcakes by size (big vs. little) Sorting by category (food vs. people): Sorting by category (animals vs. weather): Sorting Girls vs. Boys: Sorting Upper vs. Lowercase Letters: When I post new items, I often have a **FLASH SALE** where that item will be 1/2 OFF! In order to find out about these special sales and other freebie offers, follow AutismTank on Facebook!

ABA/VBA Matching Identical and Non-Identical Real Photo Flashcards for Autism: These 60 Real Photo Cards can be used as an identical matching task out of a field of 2 or 3. Later then they can be used to sort for non-identical matching out of a field of 2 or 3. As a possible last step the label can be cut away and the cards can be used as a photo to label matching task or label to photo matching task. Finally these cards could also be used as a Montessori teaching tool. Each page has three non-identical real photo cards with a duplicate labeled photo card. Items included are: * kitten * puppy * baby * fish * shell * starfish * tree * leaf * glasses * watch * hat * ring * brush * car * airplane * ice cream * cake * present * clock * mask 20 items total. Inspired by Evan Autism Resources

We have been working on sorting all week. We sorted Goldfish by color on Wednesday, but that was a bit of a mistake, because all I heard wa...

I made this activity for my students to practice reading words (1 and 2 syllable) and identifying if it contains an ER, IR and UR r-controlled syllable. This worksheet can be used for practice, an assessment tool, homework, or a center. The students have to circle the r-controlled vowel in each wor...

Sorting is an essential skill that students need to learn in their early education years. With this set of science sorting mats, students can sort 16 different objects by hot and cold. What is included? 2 sorting mats 8 sorting pieces per mat (with and without words) How do I use this in my classroom? I print on white cardstock, laminate, cut out and add Velcro. During center time or during "free" time, these sorting mats are readily available for students to work on. Depending on ability level, I give the student both sorting mats to work on at once. You can also use the sorting mats to create a file folder activity or game. Connect with me: • Newsletter • Blog • Facebook • Instagram • Pinterest • Don't forget about the green ★ to follow my store to get notifications of new resources and freebies! Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!

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Preschool Centers MEGA BUNDLE SAMPLER *** Australian and American spelling included *** This unit contains sample pages from my Preschool Centers MEGA BUNDLE. If you would like to purchase the Preschool Centers Mega Bundle, please click here! Included in the bundle: Back to School Preschool Centers Spring Preschool Centers Winter Preschool Centers Autumn / Fall Preschool Centers Groundhog Day Preschool Centers Christmas Preschool Centers Thanksgiving Preschool Centers Valentine's Day Preschool Centers Easter Treats Preschool Centers St. Patrick's Day Preschool Centers Dinosaur Preschool Centers Pets Preschool Centers Ocean Preschool Centers Christmas Nativity Preschool Centers Summer Preschool Centers Zoo Preschool Centers COMING LATER IN THE YEAR: Camping Preschool Centers Space Preschool Centers Community Helpers Preschool Centers Happy Teaching :) Follow me on Facebook for exclusive freebies and giveaways! Follow me on Pinterest Visit my blog