Density is one of my favorite topics to teach. Students can struggle with it, but there are so many great visuals and techniques for teaching it that often times I am witness to a very real AH HA! moment. That’s the best part of teaching right? Introducing Density When explaining density for the first time […]
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It can be hard to find good visual resources to support learning with children who struggle with communication here are my favourites.
I'm so excited to share these free visuals to help with waiting for your students! Waiting is tough. Teaching how to 'wait' is one of t
Teaching kids with autism about strangers is challenging. Visuals help them identify and appropriately interact with a variety of "safe" strangers.
Use visuals to enhance speech therapy with students of all ages. From teaching strategies to supplementing practice to sending for home carryover, visuals are invaluable tools for SLPs.
Three teaching strategies for a child with Down syndrome: 1. use visuals; 2. focus on pacing; 3. one-on-one attention.
Enhance your teaching toolkit with this invaluable resource—functional jewelry designed for special education teachers and parents of children with disabilities. Addressing the challenges associated with receptive language difficulties, this tool provides visual cues for daily commands, comments, and prompts. Featuring 30 compact 3-inch visuals, including essential prompts like "sit," "stand," "bathroom," "hands to yourself," "raise hand," and more, this resource ensures accessibility throughout various daily settings. Laminate these visuals, attach to a lanyard, keychain, or ID holder, and keep them at your fingertips for easy use in the hallway, playground, bus, and beyond. Make daily communication seamless and supportive for children with disabilities using this versatile and essential resource! If you like this resource, check out our original set of visuals: Visuals for Necklace or Lanyard SET 2
Check out our wonderful Level 2 Phonics Sounds Game to help support your phonics teaching! With exciting visuals that'll keep your children engaged and focused.
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Educational cards are a simple yet powerful tool for teaching kids new concepts in an engaging way. With their bright visuals and interactive design, they make learning feel like a game. Whether it’s…
This is a bundle of activities, resources, and visuals for teaching Latin roots. This bundle includes:25 Root PostersCenter Hands-on Activities Root cards with accompanying prefixes, suffixes, and word cards Extensive word list for each root25 Word Matrices Digital slides that guide you through crea...
"Today, students have more homework than the generations of students before them.They also have plenty of distractions in and out of the classroom like social media, social media marketers, online gaming and online streaming.With countless distractions and piling assignments, holding students’ attention in the classroom can be challenging. Helping them to absorb and retain new information requires more and more creative approaches.Research shows that presenting information visually makes a huge difference. Visual content gets processed faster and remembered for longer periods of time (as opposed to plain text). That’s why using visuals in the classroom is a great approach to helping your students learn effectively, and even enjoy what they’re learning.So it’s time to step away from traditional teaching materials, and embrace an arsenal of visual content. Equipped with the right online design tool, you can create engaging visuals easily and without any design experience at all.We’ll cover 10 different kinds of visuals that can help you engage your students in the classroom: * Process infographics * Informational infographics * List infographics * Comparison infographics * Research reports * Lesson plans * Mind maps * Progress reports * Charts and graphs * Posters" | Into the Driver's Seat
Grab the FREE Teaching Guide for Teachers Working with students who have experienced Language Deprivation Enter your name and email and I’ll send the FREE Teaching Guide straight to your inbox! How I can help you Display ASL Visuals in your classroom that reflect both languages of your students and provide learning tools for your […]
Social Skills Lesson: Following DirectionsFull Social Skill Lesson with Social Story, Discussion Questions, Visuals, Games, Activities and More!Teaching social skills to students is such a passion of mine. Social skills are so important for students to learn explicitly. This social skill lesson is a...
Teaching about the 10 plagues of Egypt will be fun with these craft activities and ideas. The kids can even eat and learn while you teach your lesson. The visuals are very helpful for younger kids to learn and remember what was taught. The hands-on activities will really help kids remember the plagues—since they will...
Teaching the basics of economics to your kindergarten or first grade class? Need visuals, like these posters to help your students understand what good & services are - and what consumers & producers are/do? These posters are clear, concise and offer a simple definition along with examples t...
Are you a fan of hands-on student engagement? This Greek Mythology Greek Gods learning tool is so much fun and loaded with visuals to boost your mythology teaching lessons. Students will love their Greek Gods and Goddesses pennant and sketch notes pages, with the added bonus of accessing the digita...
