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Idiom of the day: Under the weather. Meaning: To feel ill. Example: I'm feeling a bit under the weather and need to go home.
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No prep, print and go, and free from fluff. This Spanish unit, which covers estar and feelings vocabulary, is designed to allow the teacher to accommodate multiple ability and comprehension levels while teaching the same base material. Ideal for exploratory classrooms and in settings with a range of age and ability levels. In home and tutoring settings, this program can be used year after year with the same students spiraling back through the topics, by using increasingly more challenging activities to build understanding of the foundations of the Spanish language. Included In This Download: Teacher Pronunciation Guide Full Answer Key 3 Differentiated Lesson Presentations 3 Games 2 Printable Manipulative Activities 45 Worksheet Activities Vocabulary Covered: así-así bien cómo de nada está estás estoy excelente gracias horrible mal muy no perdón por favor regular sí tú usted y yo If you ever notice an error, please send me a direct message and I will correct it and update it immediately. I am in a constant battle with autocorrect (or as I like to call it, "autowrong"), because I work in multiple languages.
This is a 40 question multiple choice test for System 44 Next Generation Upper Elementary Module 8 - Coming Home. There are 10 vocabulary questions, 10 homophone/homograph questions, 5 prefix/suffix questions, 5 questions about transition words, and 10 comprehension questions. There is also a prom...
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Looking for the best travel words to describe your adventures? Check out these unusual travel words and their definitions and find a way to describe your wanderlust in different languages! Have you seen these travel words before, or do you know any other words for travel lovers?
Looking to get to know your students on the first day? Look no further! Use this back to school getting to know you questionnaire as a bell ringer activity as soon as your new students walk through the door. Then, keep it on hand to easily refer to it all year! With this questionnaire, you can find out the following information about your students: - The name they'd like to be called - Their pronouns - Their birthday and how they want to celebrate it - Their family unit - The languages they speak - The holidays they celebrate - How they would describe themselves as a student and a person (with vocabulary bank) - The subjects that interest them - How they get home - How they enjoy learning (teaching strategies, grouping, environment) - How they feel about school - How they feel about reading - Their interests and hobbies - Their strengths - What they'd like to work on for the coming year - Any other information they want to share Approximate time to complete the questionnaire: 15-20 minutes Coming back from summer break is a big change, so the questionnaire offers the opportunity to give very concise answers. Students that finish early will have the chance to relax by doodling, colouring, completing a maze activity, or working on a Sudoku activity on the back of the page. You can also have students hang on to this page to fill time during the first day. Use this questionnaire: At the beginning of the school year Coming back from any school breaks When meeting a new student Available formats: 8.5 x 11 PDF for print Google Forms
This worksheet is designed to teach the concept of assonance, which is the repetition of vowel sounds in nearby words, and is a common technique in poetry and prose to create a musical effect. The first section asks students to identify and underline the assonance in four common phrases provided. The next part requires the...
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Highlights: - 4 Video Model Videos - 4 Original song MP4s - 4 Original story books (and send home mini-book) - 4 Art projects - 4 Staff & Parent Model Posters - Progress Monitoring Tool Power Words 16 is a program which introduces early and limited communicators to 16 powerful core vocabulary words through repetitive, engaging, and scaffolded activities that can be used for frequent and functional communication. Part four introduces students to the Power Words “come”, “make”, “see” and “feel”. This program provides communicative and educational professionals with cohesive units that can be utilized in early-childhood and primary elementary classrooms on a daily basis or weekly in therapy rooms. A no-tech core board of 28 high frequency words is the only “technology” needed for students to communicate, and is provided as a part of this program. As students progress through the program, and become more familiar to the vocabulary, functions and locations of vocabulary; fringe vocabulary is added to the core board. Speech generating devices and dynamic display devices may also be used to carryout the activities within the program. The purpose of this program is to increase student’s communicative competency in utilizing core vocabulary through frequent partner augmented support.This is accomplished through a variety of activities : story, song, signing, oral motor planning, video modeling, targeted play, written expression and through art, as well as a home carryover handouts and incentives. These activities can easily be incorporated into small and large groups, during “circle time” activities and once taught carried out by support staff. Included in this file are 4 Videos, 4 original song Mp4s with symbol song lyrics, an original book, a mini book, a Power Project (art project) and a sign that highlights use of the Power Word in a variety of functional phrases for staff and parents. Please note this is a large file and may take some time to completely download.
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Welcome to the wonderful world of P2C (picture exchange communication system)! It has helped countless people to learn vocabulary, communication, functional independence, routine, behavior management, and general academics. Use P2C however it fits in your classroom or home. There is no 'right' way to implement the system - so experiment away! So many of us have had to have a greater online presence. There have been so many effective online platforms and apps used to present information to our students. So many classrooms have access to smartboards and promethian boards that enable teachers to have a rich visual classroom. Having access to a collection of ready to use digital P2C in a variety of subjects is such a great resource to have at your fingertips. Use these clipart images to support student understanding in your virtual and google classroom, use them when creating assignments on the google suite or other ecosystems, or use these visuals in your in-class routine as you go through your day with your students. The visuals are copy and paste ready on google slides. Each file contains an index with hyperlinks to the appropriate slide. Each purchase contains 3 different sets or levels. Level 1 P2C include an image and the word below (most commonly used). Level 2 P2C include only an image (used for those requiring less visual support). Level 3 P2C include only the word (used for those requiring minimal visual support). The set includes the following words: happy, mad, sad, shy, angry, frustrated, proud, confused, excited, joyful, calm, embarrassed, annoyed, pain, disappointed, love, curious, safe, amazed, silly, thankful, comfortable, quiet, worried, impatient, dislike, bored, distracted, upset, lonely, unhappy, anxious, nervous, stressed, hungry, thirsty, jealous, sick, ashamed, sorry, confident, scared, surprised, interested, relieved, tired, uncomfortable Be creative with how you use v in your classroom or home. Don't be afraid to reach out for support or for customized PECS-based materials. I am happy to connect ([email protected]).
This is a Word Document and can be edited. Feel free to edit the worksheet so that you can include the specific lessons that you are working on. Send this newsletter home to keep in contact with parents! Parents can learn and use the vocabulary targeted in social skills group and reinforce the ski...
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