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I am a passionate special educator and a devoted mother on a mission to change the lives of my autistic son and the students I teach. My journey has been one of incredible growth, hope, and the creation of adaptive resources that have paved the way for remarkable academic strides.

I am a passionate special educator and a devoted mother on a mission to change the lives of my autistic son and the students I teach. My journey has been one of incredible growth, hope, and the creation of adaptive resources that have paved the way for remarkable academic strides.
Three Digit Addition and Subtraction with regrouping | TaskCards BUNDLE
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Three Digit Addition and Subtraction with regrouping | TaskCards BUNDLE

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Scaffolded Math Fact Fluency TaskCards - Three Digit Addition and Subtraction with regrouping. Prepare once, use several times, apt for repetition and practice. 2nd - 3rd grade Vertically Arranged 1:1 practice cards. Simple distraction-free layout in larger font size. Students appreciate the visual separations of the place values. These cards are designed to help students progress from a concrete to an abstract (or mental) knowledge when they add and subtract three digit numbers by regrouping. They are great for a small group activity, independent, or fast finisher activity in your special ed classroom/individual practice. They can also be used as a morning tub or partner activity. What’s included: 40 taskcards of three digit addition with regrouping. -40 taskcards of three digit subtraction with regrouping. You may definitely benefit from my free differentiated Math Fact Fluency video resources here. Q: How do you use these centers? A: These task cards can be used in many ways! They are great for a small group activity, independent, or fast finisher activity in your special ed classroom/individual practice. They can also be used as a morning tub or partner activity. Use them during- • during guided math as math centers. • for early finishers that need extra practice with a specific math skill. • as an extension activity for free choice time. • during teacher small group time to model expectations and math talk. Q: How do you store the centers? A: These centers are designed to fit into photo storage boxes or sandwich baggies for simple storage. I use the Recollections Photo Storage Set from Michaels. THIS IS A DIGITAL PRODUCT, NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE MAILED. You will immediately be able to download and print the work after purchase. Please reach out to me at musingsandreviews@gmail.com in case of any issues. Buyer satisfaction is important to me.
There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow! Adaptive Unit Study(Print & Go)
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There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow! Adaptive Unit Study(Print & Go)

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,jhfbvzdfkfgkjldsffghkdsfhglkdfs Unlock the potential of every student with our Adaptive Reading Comprehension Unit, specially designed for children with adaptive skill delays, reluctant writers, minimally verbal kids with autism, and kids with learning disabilities. In a special education setting, where every learner is unique, this Unit empowers educators to provide tailored support that fosters comprehension, confidence, and literacy skills. Key Product Features: Six Targeted Cloze Assignments: This Unit includes four cloze-style reading comprehension assignments, each meticulously crafted to address the specific needs of children with varying abilities. These assignments focus on vocabulary development, sentence structure, and story comprehension and recall. Customized Difficulty Levels: We understand that no two learners are alike. That’s why our Unit allows educators to adjust the difficulty level of each cloze assignment to suit individual student needs. Whether a child is just starting their reading journey or requires more advanced challenges, we’ve got you covered. Visual Supports: Visual illustrations to learn vocabulary. Progress Tracking: Special education educators can easily monitor and assess each student’s progress. The Unit allows tracking comprehension, allowing for data-driven instructional decisions. Inclusivity and Accessibility: This unit is designed with inclusivity in mind. It accommodates various accessibility needs, is made in a larger font size, therefore suitable for students with diverse challenges, including those with physical or sensory disabilities. Support for Reluctant Writers: Many special needs students may struggle with writing tasks. Our Unit encourages participation by providing alternative response options such as multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blanks, true/false options, and match the options fostering engagement and reducing writing-related stress. What is included: Based on the book There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow!- By Lucille Colandro. Lexile Level: 400L ; ATOS Reading Level: 2.2 Read the book before using this unit and/or watch the read-along video. This is a No prep print and go resource with- Vocabulary Study with pictures. Match the vocabulary with definitions. Multiple choice questions. Fill in the blanks. True or false statements. Sequencing/story recall. Answer Key. How to use it? This paraeducator-friendly adapted reading comprehension unit is designed for classroom instruction in self-contained/gen-ed classes, small-group work, IEP goal assessments, or independent practice. They can also be used for homework assignments, or differentiated learning activities, catering to various teaching and learning styles. You can also use these for baseline IEP goal assessment (back to school) or in regular teaching and practice.