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Ideia de presente de Dia das Mães.

Id de um criador lá do insta

the words can't be made out of legos are displayed on an iphone screen

Build a Sight Word (plus recording sheet)

Working on sight words in preschool, Kindergarten, and 1st grade is a HUGE skill! That's why this "Build a Sight Word" activity with FREE recording sheet is so great! Click through to see how to set up your own literacy center so your classroom or homeschool students can master their sight words. And make sure to pick up your freebie while you're there! {preK, Kinder, & first graders}

a washer and dryer sitting inside of a laundry room next to each other

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Jobs and professions

Vocabulary learning for esl students on jobs and occupations

This may contain: a young boy sitting at a table with an orange and black face cut out on it

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Kids Activity

what do you think of such activities? :) credits: avcikubraa

the listening song is written in black and white with an image of two ladybugs

three erasers with words written on them sitting on a wooden table next to each other

a handwritten order to teach phonics in front of some potted plants

two trays filled with different types of plants and rocks in front of a window

A pretty simple activity today, but sometimes there’s no improving on a classic! Can’t argue with an hour of silence from a toddler. Hope…

a hand pointing at an open book with the words the sun is yellow

Learning Colors Preschool Interactive Book | Adaptive Book Pre-k Kindergarten

Make it fun for toddlers and preschool children to learn colors! Thoughtfully arranged for children with developmental delays, apraxia, autism, Down syndrome, and individuals using augmentative devices would benefit from these simplified illustrations and vocabulary. _________________________________________________________________ This download contains: A 14 page printable book in color Directions for assembly. These books can be used to target: Early communication skills: joint attention, pointing, making choices Building vocabulary by identifying or labeling single words Expanding from words to phrases (ex. “on” to “on the table”) Answering simple “wh” questions (What, Where, Who) Using pronouns (he/she) correctly. Practice core words on AAC devices. Building literacy skills The books