Simple Print and Go “When it’s too LOUD” personalizable social story. Reading social stories during a calm moment can teach and reinforce coping strategies that can be used at home or at school. “When it’s too LOUD” talks about how school can be too loud and how it can make someone feel, then offers coping strategies such as taking deep breaths, using calming strategies, or how asking for help can be successful alternatives to reactions to sensory struggles.

Celebrate UNITY with a beautiful group poster display! This product provides 28 tiles (which are labeled in rows and columns for easy assembly) for students to design and decorate to put together as a collaborative poster. This creates a beautiful display for your classroom or school hallways as we celebrate unity and diversity. Great for Back to School, Character Virtues, or Everyday displays.

Back to school worksheets for little learners! In Kindergarten I love having writing pieces and other tasks as an academic baseline to compare to further development throughout the year. I also use the pages in their end of the year memory books, and some at Meet the Teacher/Curriculum Night to display to their parents. I have included pages with both Canadian and American spelling variations. Worksheets included are: *My First Day Selfie *My First Day in Kindergarten Selfie *My First Day in Grade 1 Selfie *My First Day in Grade 2 Selfie *My Name is *My Name *Letter to Future Me *About Me *Today’s Me *Today I feel *This is my Teacher *My Goals this Year *My Family *Diversity Scavenger Hunt *Classroom Scavenger Hunt *Find a Friend Hunt *I know my Numbers *I know my Letters *I know my Colors/Colours *I know Numbers 1-55 *School Themed Addition *First Day Crown

This biography research project includes 30 different Catholic Saints. Students are required to complete a biography research project and write a prayer to the saint researched. Teach your students how to pray to a saint using the one page text and easily assess the project with the biography research rubric and the oral presentation rubric. Project includes: 30 Saint Biography Worksheets pre-made with Saint Pictures Cover page to make the project into a folder with biography and prayer Two versions of the written prayer page (one with saint picture and one where students draw the saint.) Teacher dialogue/handout to teach how to pray to a saint Two Grading Rubrics/Grading Scales - Biography and Oral Presentation This project is geared towards 3rd-6th grade, but the project could easily be adapted to be used with younger or older students, especially students receiving their sacraments!

Daily Visual Schedules allow students to self-regulate throughout their day, help with learning time management, and lessen anxiety about transitions in all learners. This is a wonderful classroom tool that can aid teachers, students and special needs students alike! Print and laminate the schedule cards and made them visible and changeable by hanging with clips and string, magnets on a chalkboard, or using Velcro strips. Use these cards on a pocket chart, wall, or magnetic board to easily edit and move your schedule around. Google Slides include: 54 colourful picture cards (see preview) A variety of titles to choose from American and Canadian options Print, Cut, Laminate and you are good to go!

Hop & Read! Are you looking for a engaging and effective way to help your early readers develop their reading skills? The Hop and Read Reading Passages resources is designed specifically for early readers, using common sight words and hop dots to practice reading sentences in a fun and interactive way. Product Specifics: Included 52 Common Sight Words and a Tracking Sheet for assessment throughout the school year. Hop Dots: To make it even more engaging, we’ve added hop dots to the reading passages. This fun and interactive feature helps your readers develop their phonics skills and build confidence in their reading abilities. Thematic-Based Reading Passages: Our reading passages are designed to be thematic, following a year-long curriculum that covers various topics such as numbers, holidays, seasons, and more. This allows your readers to explore different subjects and interests while practicing their reading skills. Independent Use: Each reading passage can be used independently, making it easy to incorporate into your daily reading routine or as a supplement to your existing reading program. Benefits: Develops phonics skills: The use of hop dots helps your readers develop their phonics skills and build confidence in their reading abilities. Improves fluency: The repetitive use of common sight words helps your readers become more fluent and accurate in their reading. Builds confidence: The interactive and engaging format of the reading passages helps your readers feel more confident and motivated to read. Repetition: students repeat the words while reading and have to look at the beginning sounds and blends to see how the words are changing as they begin to decode other simple text.

Terry Fox is a Canadian Hero. He overcame adversity, found courage, and with little to no resources - he began the impossible. He is a Canadian Hero who is celebrated annually and now globally around the world. This resource K-3, contains: Facts about Terry Terry Path - map his route Goal setting like Terry Growth Mindset like Terry Colouring Pages Write the Room Word Search Design a T-shirt I run for… 2 versions of a Terry Fox Craft and Cutout for Bulletin Board display Teach your students about a Canadian Hero and help them set their own goals just like Terry.

Daily Visual Schedules allow students to self-regulate throughout their day, help with learning time management, and lessen anxiety about transitions in all learners. This is a wonderful classroom tool that can aid teachers, students and special needs students alike! Print and laminate the schedule cards and made them visible and changeable by hanging with clips and string, magnets on a chalkboard, or using Velcro strips. Use these cards on a pocket chart, wall, or magnetic board to easily edit and move your schedule around. Product includes: 72 black and white picture cards (see preview) Black or White Times to accompany your daily schedule Black or White Schedule Titles to choose from American and Canadian options Print, Cut, Laminate and you are good to go!

Classroom Daily Schedules allow students to self-regulate throughout their day, help with learning time management, and lessen anxiety about transitions in all learners. This is a wonderful VISUAL classroom tool that can aid teachers, students and special needs students alike! Print and laminate the daily schedule cards and made them visible and changeable by hanging with clips and string, magnets on a chalkboard, or using Velcro strips. This package includes: 70+ schedule picture and word cards 4 Bulletin Board Title variations American and Canadian options

Orange Shirt Day (September 30th) is known as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. It is a day we honour the Indigenous children who were sent to residential schools in Canada. We learn about why we wear orange shirts, and focus on educating young learners as to the history of residential schools, as well as Indigenous culture and tradition. This resource also focuses on teaching young learners about diversity, equity, equality and that every person is special. Worksheets include: Information Sheet about Residential Schools in Canada Write what you learned What is Equity sheet Design your own Orange T-shirt Word Search Journal Prompt Pages: Every child matters because… I matter because… We wear orange t-shirts to remember… I think the motto was chosen because… My motto would be… This package also includes a mini-reader (traceable version included).