Secret Mission cards for behaviour and class cohesionQuick View
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Secret Mission cards for behaviour and class cohesion

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Secret Mission cards for the whole class. Children can ‘lucky dip’ them in the mornings or you can give them out in a targeted way. Laminate them and children can tick them with a dry wipe pen to show they have accomplished them. Use them for whole class team building sessions with a prize at the end - house points? Great feedback from these - children feel empowered to do something positive in a fun way.
Student Calendar 2017Quick View
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Student Calendar 2017

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A student calendar with individual months in Letter Size. Download is fully editable. Available in colour and b/w. See the preview for more info!
Emotion cardsQuick View
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Emotion cards

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A set of cards showing eight common emotions: angry, anxious, confused, happy, sad, surprised, tired and worried. Three sets included in download: one with fair skinned faces and captions, one showing a darker skin tone with captions and a third showing all the faces but without captions.
Special Education and Calm Down Visual Resource Kits BUNDLE! For Older Kids!Quick View
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Special Education and Calm Down Visual Resource Kits BUNDLE! For Older Kids!

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SAVE with this combined offer that includes BOTH the Special Education (Autism) and Calm-Down Visual Resource Kits! This deal includes 200 pages/pieces in an extensive collection of illustrated of cards, forms, documents, games, posters, coloring pages, and BONUS clip-art! This bundle is ideal for grades 4-9 (special education) and offers a variety of functions to meet the needs of different of students. With age appropriate visuals (featuring upper elementary, middle school kids, and teens) coping with stressful situations, this resource was designed to make communication clearer for students with learning disabilities, ESL/ELL and language barriers, autism spectrum/nonverbal populations, and beyond. While it was designed with special ed. and school counseling in mind, many of the resources included in this bundle are also a great addition for general classrooms. All images are 300 dpi. png handouts and 2.5" cards in color. Products from the “Special Education” Visual Resource Kit Includes: Classroom Posters (themes include general classroom reminders and expectations, behavior, diversity, anti-bullying, jobs, and daily changes) Coloring (for older students!) and Downtime Activities include coloring pages for older kids, blank bookmarks, blank game, blank rpg cards template, and more!) Student Rewards Cards (with visuals and rewards appropriate for students in upper elementary, middle school, and special ed. high school)! Test Accommodation Cards (discreetly remind students of upcoming tests and accommodations)! Teacher/Student Communication Cards (communicate with students over a variety of issues from break requests to fire drill alerts to behavior redirection) Emotions Cards (teach or communicate emotions using visuals of diverse upper elementary students)! Learning Styles Cards (use visuals to teach students (and staff!) about multiple intelligence theories. Includes Learning Styles scavenger hunt game!) Noise Levels Cards (play a Noise Level matching game or use visuals to demonstrate appropriate times and places for certain noise levels.)! School Supplies Cards (help teach students which supplies they need to be prepared and successful…or double as a teaching tool for ESL and nonverbal students!) Schedule and Subjects Cards (this extensive variety of visual schedule possibilities makes it easier for you and your students to foresee the day’s coming attractions!) Student Advocacy Sheets (help students express and advocate for themselves in organized letters to teachers) Quick Forms and Documents for Special Ed. Teachers (quick editable docs for IEP meeting reminders, teacher feedback requests, sub reports, and more! BONUS! Autism “People and Puzzles” Clip-Art for your own Products!! BONUS! Ninjas" Clip-Art for your own Products!!
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Feeling Fan

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The ‘How and I Feeling Fan’ is a simple way for children to express how they are feeling. The fan contains 14 different faces depicting different emotions along with the matching vocabulary. The fan can be easily made by both staff and child. *requires one paper fastener Age 3+ Symbols Include: Angry, WOW, Thoughtful, Surprised, Silly, Nervous, Unwell, Shocked, Sad, Happy, Cross, Pleased, Upset, Worried.