A consolidated answer key for the three skip counting cut-and-paste worksheets (2s, 5s, and 10s). Clearly indicates the correct sequence for each activity to facilitate quick grading.

A comprehensive teacher guide for the Skip Jump Match lesson. Includes lesson goals, pacing suggestions, specific IEP accommodations, and discussion prompts to facilitate learning for students with diverse needs.

A cut-and-paste worksheet for counting by 10s. Students complete a grid from 10 to 100 by cutting and pasting missing numbers. Uses a structured grid layout to help with spatial organization and sequencing.

A cut-and-paste worksheet for counting by 5s. Students complete a sequence from 5 to 50 by cutting out hand-themed circles and pasting them in order. Features large, accessible shapes and clear visual markers.

A cut-and-paste worksheet for counting by 2s. Students complete a sequence from 2 to 20 by cutting out footprints and pasting them in the correct order. Includes visual cues and clear instructions.

A visual slide deck that introduces skip counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s using relatable visual metaphors like footprints, fingers, and ten frames. Designed for clarity and engagement with high-contrast visuals for IEP students.

A classroom anchor chart and reflection sheet designed to promote empathy for students with OCD. It features visual summaries of common behaviors and practical allyship strategies, with a follow-up reflection for students.

A visual presentation for students explaining OCD through relatable analogies like broken records and reset buttons. It reframes common OCD behaviors to build empathy and provides actionable strategies for being a supportive classmate.

A visual presentation for students explaining anxiety through relatable analogies like sensitive smoke detectors and brain freeze. It reframes common anxious behaviors to build empathy and provides actionable strategies for being a supportive classmate.

A classroom anchor chart and reflection sheet designed to promote empathy for students with anxiety. It features visual summaries of common behaviors and practical allyship strategies, with a follow-up reflection for students.