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“I Have Autism” 5-Book Set with CD-ROM
- Resource Guide with reproducible, personalised “I Have Autism” book (8½” x 11″)
- 5 “I Have Autism” books to share with teachers, parents, and classmates (8½” x 7½”)
- CD-ROM will print the entire Resource Guide
Rinky Links (24)
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Students need lots of practice when learning to use irregular past tense verbs correctly.
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I or me? We or us? He or him? Which pronoun should you use in this sentence? 120 Pronoun Fill-in Sentence Cards Super Fun Deck has 120 fill-in-the-blank, illustrated sentence cards to help students learn the proper use of subjective, objective, possessive, and reflexive pronouns. Players read the cards and then choose the pronouns that match the illustrations. As an option, players can use the Pronoun Cue Cards to help them select the correct pronouns. $21.00 -
Webber Articulation Cards
- 64 cards per deck (32 pairs) (3¼” x 4¼”)
- Target sounds in initial position only
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Are you supporting children with Early Language Development? These 25 informational and activity-based handouts will help you tell parents and caregivers at home how they can stimulate language development in their young ones. Copy the black and white handouts or print colour versions from the CD-ROM.
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Looking for a “new” way to teach adjectives? Use the Adjectives Fun Deck to improve your students’ grammar and vocabulary skills. The deck contains 52 illustrated adjective-in-sentence cards.
On cards 1-26, the adjective is before the noun (“new pants”). On cards 27-52, the adjective follows an is/are, or was/were verb. (The ladybugs were tiny.)
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Teach your students to identify and produce rhyming words with Auditory Rhyme Time Fun Deck. The cards outlined in red provide a sentence clue and photo (“Name something that tells time and rhymes with sock”). The corresponding cards outlined in purple show a photo of the answer (“clock”). Increase the level of difficulty by using the prompts on the red card to name other words that rhyme with the photo-word. This 56-card deck comes in a sturdy storage tin. Each card measures 2½” x 3½”.
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The little boy puts a leash on his dog, and… what happens next? (The boy walks his dog.) Your kids will enjoy learning how to predict outcomes with this colourful 28-pair, picture card deck. (56 total playing cards!).$18.00
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This car is a lemon. Does this mean… (a) This car is yellow, (b) This car often breaks down, or (c) This car is a rental?
Using this 56-card deck, students practice their knowledge of figurative language by choosing a sentence that means the same as the simile or metaphor.
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Roll like a log, stand like a flamingo, and do a long jump. This Fun Deck provides you with 59 ways to improve children’s strength, balance, coordination, and motor planning.
Fun and colourful characters lead children through a variety of movement activities and skills. Game ideas included. Includes 60 (3″ x 5″) activity cards in a sturdy storage tin.
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The Plurals Fun Deck is a colourful, fun-filled way to teach singular-plural relationships. It contains 56 whimsical cards your students will love.
Each Plurals Fun Deck includes 28 pairs of plural picture-cards (21 regular and 7 irregular plurals), a content list, and instructions for fun activities. Cards measure 2 ½” x 3 ½” and are stored in a sturdy storage tin.
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Fine Motor Fun Deck has 52 double-sided cards and four connector cards (and, or, before, and after) with exercises and writing tasks that challenge overall hand use and coordination skills.
$30.00
