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AC-RL05
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Adolescent Literacy Library
A collection of 4 illustrated student readers for adolescents who
read at a 3rd grade level or below.
Life Skill Readers features 40 stories with community themes.
Colorful photos showing skills in context complement the
easy-to-read text.
These three readers incorporate graphic novel style illustrations
within a series of well-crafted stories: Social Story Readers has 16
stories depicting common social issues at school and at home.
Self-Determination Readers focuses on personal responsibility and
advocacy. Connections in the Workplace includes 35 short stories
profiling Maria's and Jerome's on-the-job experiences.
Each reader includes PDFs on CD for classroom printouts of stories
and activity pages.
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SL-AH1
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SL-BB5
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The Adventures of Hopper
The little rabbit, Hopper, explores the world outside his meadow. He
hops through the book narrowly escaping some harrowing situations.
This book draws young readers into the story with
moveable pieces. Literacy Support Symbols are paired with the text
so young children or those children struggling with reading can read
independently. Sturdy pages are moisture proof, velcro and sliders
withstand repeated use, and the 5 inch x 7 inch size is perfect for
small hands. Written by a speech/language pathologist. A must for every library!
Available in a bundled series of 5 interactive board books; save $10:
At the Fire Station
Wonderful Snow
Mixed Up Morning
The Adventures of Hopper
Monkey Business at the Market
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SL-FS1
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At the Fire Station
At the Fire Station
Peek through the windows of the fire station and
learn about firefighters' work. Your students can wash the fire
engine, slide a fireman down a pole, and drive the fire truck away!
This book draws young readers into the story with
moveable pieces. Literacy Support Symbols are paired with the text
so young children or those children struggling with reading can read
independently. Sturdy pages are moisture proof, velcro and sliders
withstand repeated use, and the 5 inch x 7 inch size is perfect for
small hands. Written by a speech/language pathologist. A must for every library!
Available in a bundled series of 5 interactive board books:
At the Fire Station
Wonderful Snow
Mixed Up Morning
The Adventures of Hopper
Monkey Business at the Market
Save $10 as a bundle.
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Set of 10
PC-2220
Basic Vocabulary 1
PC-2215
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Audio Cards
10 sets of audio
cards for use with the Califone CardMaster. Each prerecorded audio
card has a realistic photograph or full-color illustration. Some of
the sets include basic sentences to help provide context for the
words. As students hear the words on these cards and record
themselves saying the words, they develop and improve reading and
vocabulary skills.
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All 3 Series
PC-1504
Any 2 Series
PC1503
Series 1
PC-1500
Series 2
PC-1501
Series 3
PC1502
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Basic Grammar Series
Basic Grammar Series, by Kristine Lindsay, incorporates
essential grammar skills in 3 leveled binders, each including
more than 200 activities. The program offers a variety of activities
in order to help students fully master each skill. Worksheets have
been designed to address the major learning modalities (visual,
auditory, and tactile/kinesthetic). Each of the 3 binders is
leveled, beginning with the most basic grammar skills in Binder 1
and gradually increasing the difficulty level in Binders 2 and 3.
The reading level also increases from 1.0 to 3.0.
Program Features
All 3 binders are organized in the same manner, making the
program easy to use. Each binder contains a correlations chart
featuring skill objectives so that teachers can easily reference
specific skills pertinent to their students’ needs. Each binder
contains 8-13 units. The beginning of each unit includes a teacher
page complete with instructions for motivating the students, as well
as suggested activities to use in class and to take home. Also
included is a parent letter that explains the unit students will be
studying and offers suggested home activities that will reinforce
the skill.
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All 3 Sets
PC-906
Single Programs
Cafeteria
PC-905
Fast Food
PC-903
Restaurant
PC-904
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Basic Menu Math
Basic Menu Math combines basic math skills with the fun and
excitement of dining out, providing 'real-life' practice ordering
from menus and figuring the cost of meals. The Basic Menu Math
programs provide hours of fun while improving independent math,
basic reading, and sight-reading skills. Engaging visuals make this
popular program easy to use with individuals who have limited or no
reading skills.
Janie Haugen developed this creative, colorful, high-interest
program after observing students struggle to stay within their
personal budgets when ordering at restaurants.
Each program has either traditional menus, as those used in sit-down
restaurants, or menu order boards as posted in fast food and
cafeteria restaurants. Students 'order' from the realistic menus and
write the price of the food item on a corresponding worksheet. They
then total the items to determine the price of their meals. Large
type and simple illustrations make this program suitable for
individuals with varying reading abilities.
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Both Parts
PC-2314
Part 1
PC-2115
Part 2
PC-2307
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Basic Paragraph Practice
Give students a fool-proof strategy for writing paragraphs with this
complete writing program by Kristina Swann. When faced with a
standardized-test prompt, journal topic, or essay question, many
students have difficulty deciding what to write, how much to write,
and what order to write in. Use this process to help.
The Process
Using a graphic organizer, students write a
5-sentence paragraph, including a topic sentence, 3 detail
sentences, and a concluding sentence. Each sentence goes in its own
box so that students can be sure to include all the parts. The last
step is to rewrite the 5 sentences in paragraph form.
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All 3 Binders
PC-1855
Any 2 Binders
PC-1854
Binder 1
PC-1607
Binder 2
PC-1700
Binder 3
PC-1853
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Basic Reading Series
Basic Reading Series, by Kristine Lindsay, addresses essential,
basic reading comprehension skills. Each of the 3 binders in the
series features over 100 activities that utilize multiple
instructional modalities, making the program effective for students
with different learning styles.
Binders
One
Approximate reading level 1.0-2.0, introduces and simplifies ten
basic reading skills.
Two
Approximate reading level 2.0-2.5, builds on and reinforces skills
introduced in Binder 1.
Three
Has a reading level of about 3.0. All 3 binders include topics
and activities that are appropriate for middle and high school
students struggling with reading.
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Basic Sight Words Flash Cards
• Presents 245 large flash cards from the Dolch Word List.
• Cards have words on front, sentences on back.
• Includes 25 picture word cards for beginners. Cards are 3 x 6 inches.
Related product:
Basic Sight Words CD
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All 3 Binders
PC-1921
Any 2 Binders
PC-1920
Binder 1
PC-1702
Binder 2
PC-1918
Binder 3
PC-1919
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Basic Writing Series
Basic Writing Series, by Janie Hohlt, teaches the writing process
through simple, sequential steps. Activities progress in difficulty
from the first binder to the third. The series begins with writing
letters and words, moves to writing one and then two paragraphs, and
finally leads to writing several paragraphs in a specific format.
Binders feature various writing prompts to motivate beginning and
struggling writers. Students learn to organize their thoughts and
understand the writing process while building writing confidence.
3 Binders
In 6 units, each binder teaches students to write using the “Think,
Organize, Write” method, which incorporates the use of graphic
organizers. This method helps students organize and visualize their
writing, encouraging successful writing habits. The editing process
is taught as an integral part of the program and emphasized through
lessons and checklists.
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Bugg Poster
PC-1738
Single Titles
1 of Single Title
PC-1745
6 of Single Title
PC-1735
Read-Along Cassette
PC-1737
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Visit Bugville
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BUGG BOOKS
For beginning readers in Grades K-5,
these colorful 32-page books instill a lifelong love of reading and
teach important life lessons
Written for beginning, struggling, and reluctant readers in Grades
K- 5, these colorful 32-page books instill a lifelong love of
reading and teach important life lessons. Stephen Cosgrove, author
of the beloved Serendipity? Books, has created a group of delightful
characters that resonate with today's students. Students build
vocabulary and comprehension skills as they read these books and
complete curriculum activities. To model expression and fluency, the
author has recorded each story on a read-along cassette.
MAGICAL STORIES AND ILLUSTRATIONS The imaginative writing
style and incredibly detailed illustrations pull young readers into
the stories. A fourline rhyme at the end of each book reinforces the
lesson and is fun to memorize.
SET 1 TITLES AND LESSONS The Bigg Family (Getting Along With
Others) Shrugg LaBugg (Learning to Share) Melody Moth (Practice
Makes Perfect) Big "Bubba" Bigg, Jr. (Dealing With Bullies) Bee
Double Bopp (Respecting Others) Flynn "Flea" Flicker (Sticking to
the Truth)
SET 2 TITLES AND LESSONS Snugg N. Flitter (Facing Your Fears)
Katy Didd Bigg (Standing Up for Yourself) Hickory B. Hopp (Paying
Attention) Mizz Buggly (Doing Your Best) The Bugglar Brothers
(Consequences of Stealing) Cricket Clickett (Finding Your Talents)
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Choice Making Series
3 easy-to-read, high interest novels focus on the consequences of
life choices. Author Bernice Loeb, former special education teacher
and school psychologist, carefully constructs the stories so that
readers “help” each main character choose what to do at a critical
point. Ramón must decide just how high a price he’s willing to pay
to hang with his cool new friends. Nikki’s dilemma concerns dropping
out of school for an acting career. Li wants to buy his depressed
mother a beautiful pin but has no money.
Written for a 5th grade reading level. Teacher’s guide includes
discussion points and IEP benchmarks.
Series includes 3 softbound books, each about 120 pages, 2001.
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Both Sets
PC-1208
Set 1
PC-1964
Set 2
PC-1207
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Cooking to Learn
Elementary or Secondary School, Adult
Cooking to Learn (Set 1)
Basic reading skills are fun and easy using these valuable
"hands-on" life skills programs for students of varying ages and
abilities. Cooking to Learn and Cooking to Learn 2 are designed to
provide a practical way to increase reading comprehension,
vocabulary, expressive and written language, problem solving, math,
and science skills. Students will enjoy the simple routines of
preparing recipes for one or more people, making the program ideal
for individual or small group use. Teachers will appreciate the
inexpensive ingredients used in all the recipes.
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Critical Literacy Series - 2 books
Help students understand, analyze, & connect ideas
Target students’ skills in understanding, analyzing, and connecting
ideas!
We asked language arts teachers, “What are the greatest challenges
your students face when taking standardized tests?” They answered,
“My kids don’t understand figurative language, and they don’t know
how to infer information from a text.”
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Semester 1
AC-DRC-11
Semester 2
AC-DRC-12
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Daily Reading Comprehension
Daily Reading Comprehension books present high interest, low readability stories
for every day of the school year. Each one-page story tells of a particular event
that happened on that date. Some events are well known—like Martin Luther King
Jr.’s birthday on January 15. Others are more obscure—like the first Academy
Award presentation on May 16. All stories are well-written, concise and
present reading levels at 3rd to 4th grade. Corresponding activity pages
assess reading comprehension skills. . Stories and activities can be
photocopied or printed from the PDF.
Daily Reading Comprehension books are arranged by date: Semester 1 takes
students from September through January 14; Semester 2 continues from
January 15 through May 31.
Semester 1 book, covered spiral bound,
282 pgs., includes a Win/Mac CD with printable PDF,
2005. Semester 2 book, covered spiral bound, 286 pgs., includes a
Win/Mac CD with printable PDF, 2005.
Attainment and Remedia Publications.
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Levels 1 & 2
PC-2150
Level 1
PC-2148
Level 2
PC-2149
Level 1 Books
PC-2151
Level 2 Books
PC-2152
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Essential Sight Words
Turn struggling learners into successful readers with this
research-based reading program. With 30 high-interest books and over
650 reproducible pages, the complete program provides multiple
opportunities to learn and read 200 sight words within a meaningful
context. Field tests show that the program is an effective teaching
method for a wide variety of student populations, including
struggling readers, students with learning differences, and English
language learners of all ages.
Rooted in Research
Written by 3 professors of education, Nita Sundbye, Norma Dyck,
and Flora Wyatt, the Essential Sight Words Reading Program
incorporates research-based strategies throughout its easy-to-use
system. The 200 words at the core of the program represent the most
frequently-used words in the English language according to both the
Kucera and Francis word list and the Harris-Jacobsen Short
Readability Word List. Instructional activities have been carefully
designed to give students varied and repeated practice in
identifying, understanding, reading, and writing each word. The
books use carefully controlled vocabulary and realistic
illustrations to help struggling learners read successfully and
fluently.
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WA-065061
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Expeditions in Your Classroom: English Language Arts - Gr 6-8
Project-based learning with real-world problems
New middle school version, with 10 all-new projects written
specifically for middle school students. Activities include creative
writing, persuasive writing, research, reading critically, oral
communication, web questing, and more.
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WA-062701
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Expeditions in Your Classroom: English Language Arts - Gr 9-12
Use project-based learning to explore geometry in everyday life
Actively involve students through product-based learning!
Creating a 10-minute, multi-voice monologue. Writing a pilot for a
radio program. Pitching the idea for a box-office hit. These are
some of the engaging projects in Expeditions in Your Classroom. High
school students love the excitement of projects. Teachers love that
project-based learning pulls together new information, skills, and
technologies. Expeditions helps your students address real problems
with real people, all while incorporating creative reading and
writing, visual presentation, and literature.
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PC-1213
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Explore Your Newspaper
Written for middle and high school students with learning
differences, this comprehensive program includes lesson plans and
activity sheets to help students learn about each section of a
newspaper while they practice basic skills. Each lesson requires
students to search through a newspaper to find an article, a
headline, or other specified information. Students then complete a
skills activity using the text or information located.
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Florida Academic Support Program for English Language Arts, Grades 9–12
Up to 80 hours of Sunshine State Standards-based instruction & practice
ADOPTED BY STATE OF FLORIDA THROUGH 2014!
The Florida Academic Support Program (ASP) for English Language Arts
is a complete program that provides flexible lessons that are
designed for application in after-school, tutoring, summer school,
and other targeted intervention settings. It includes up to 80 hours
of instruction to be used sequentially or according to student needs
and covers topics such as vocabulary in context, main idea, drawing
conclusions, poetry, writing essays, and more!
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Functional Literacy Workbook
Beautifully illustrated, well
organized workbook appropriate for students of any age. Includes 105
reproducible exercises each with an English and Spanish version. Exercises
assess and teach 588 functional words. All reinforce basic vocabulary with
pictures. Spiral bound format is easy to photocopy. Functional Literacy
Workbook covers nouns, verbs and adjectives, adverbs, prepositions and
familiar places. Book, 210 pgs. 2003.
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Getting Real with Reading
Teach word meanings and spelling for high priority words with an engaging
hands-on tool! Students practice learning definitions, then self-check their
spelling. Users simply slide the insert up or down until the desired word is
located. Alphabetized words include number, calendar, direction, math and
high frequency words plus homophones and synonyms. Set includes two durable
laminated 91/2” x 5” WordRule sleeves and 9 color-coded laminated inserts.
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BASIC GRAMMAR BOOKS - SET OF 10 BOOKS
Reinforce key grammar concepts and skills
Reinforce key grammar concepts and skills with these Basic Grammar
Series Books. Based on the popular Basic Grammar Series, these books
offer the same activity sheets but allow teachers to target one
skill at a time. Lesson strategies for teaching the concepts are
provided and include suggestions for "hands-on" activities to reach
students with different learning styles. Multiple activity sheets
allow for repeated practice and reinforcement of skills. Assessments
are provided in standardized-test format. Also available as
individual books.
• 10 Reproducible Books
• 40-68 Pages Per Book
• Lesson Plan Ideas
• Assessments
• Answer Keys
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WA-065061
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Expeditions in Your Classroom: English Language Arts
Project-based learning with real-world problems
New middle school version, with 10 all-new projects written
specifically for middle school students. Activities include creative
writing, persuasive writing, research, reading critically, oral
communication, web questing, and more.
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All 4 Sets
PC-2153
Language
PC-2118
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Graphic Organizers
4 reproducible books by Daniel Barnekow include graphic organizers
for all subject areas. Use each of these 100-page resources to
supplement any existing curriculum with graphic organizers that help
students write and organize their thoughts. Teacher notes, including
teaching tips and discussion questions, are included for each
graphic organizer. 4 titles include: Language Arts, Math, Social
Studies, and Science. Sold individually or as a set of 4 books.
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AC-WR-02
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High Priority Vocabulary Curriculum
Help students enlarge their reading, spelling
& speaking vocabularies, concentrating on basic essential words.
This curriculum features a reproducible book with lesson plans and dozens of
engaging worksheets plus a set of hands-on slide charts called WordRules.
Features
• Skill sets: number, calendar, direction,
math and high frequency words plus common homophones and synonyms.
• Activities: Step-by-step
reproducible lesson plans,
objectives with benchmarks and student assessments help you organize class
time. Illustrated worksheets, word games and other activities appeal to
students of all ages.
• WordRules slide charts: You also get a cool set of
WordRules, also sold separately. These handy slide charts reinforce worksheet activities
and make a great classroom reference tool.
• Expert authorship: Judi Kinney, a veteran special
education teacher.
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Interactive Reading Books
6 interactive reading books encourage language
development, reading, direction following and fine motor skills.
The 7 step sequence begins by matching picture-to-picture and ends with reading
sentences aloud. Each book has removable pictures that correspond to easy-to-read
text. Students place the pictures to match story content. Developed by Joan
Green, former Special Education Teacher of the Year and an expert in autism. The
six books are sold individually or as a 6 book set.
I Go to School introduces activities and vocabulary of a typical school
day. Action! focuses on verbs and pronouns in a who, what, where format.
Things I Do at Home covers breakfast, lunch, play time, TV. and family
stuff. I Have Feelings, Too! is a book of emotions for older children,
teens and adults.
What Happened and Why? encourages readers to make inferences about the
pictures. Who’s on First? challenges the student to understand the sequence
of events, like “first, next and last.”
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Language Builder Picture Cards
A set of 350
beautifully photographed flashcards focusing on everyday objects.
Professionals, parents, and educators use cards to teach a variety of
fundamental language skills. Experts provided guidance concerning content
and format, with each image familiar and appealing. Designed to teach
receptive language (“show me,” “give me”), expressive language (“tell me”),
matching identical items, matching similar items and sorting by category.
Each 3 1/2” x 5” card is in horizontal format, numbered and titled for
consistent tracking and easy filing.
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1 book
AC-LSR02
5 books
AC-LSR10
Software Options
1 CD
AC-LSR07
5 CDs
AC-LSR57
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Life Skill Readers
Academic curriculum for student with
cognitive disabilities.
Life Skill Readers is an illustrated basal reader and life skill exploration
program with engaging photographs and simple text. Ideal for high school
aged students with developmental disabilities who are reading at a second
grade level or below, it helps low level readers increase their reading
comprehension while informing them on a wide variety of functional life
skill topics.
Presents 40 stories in 6 content areas: Community, Personal,
School, Signs, Transportation and Work. Stories describe places
(grocery stores, restaurants), things (community signs) and
activities (going on a date). Each story has 3, 5, or 7
pages with study questions. Easy-to-read text is brought to life
with engaging, colorful photos. By Craig Booth and Judi Kinney with
photos by Beverly Potts.
Covered spiral bound book, 290 pgs., with a Win/Mac CD with
printable PDF, 2005
Options:
• Books: 1 (AC-LSR02) or 5 (AC-LSR10) books
• Software: 1 (AC-LSR07) or 5 (AC-LSR57) CDs
• Package: 1 Book & 1 CD
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AC-LSA10
Math
AC-LA01
Literacy
AC-LA02
Health
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Life Skills Academics Series
Links everyday activities to key math, health and literacy concepts
The Life Skills Academics Series links everyday activities to key math,
health and literacy concepts. Each book covers five concepts relating to
everyday situations. Includes objectives, teaching suggestions and follow-up
activities. Requires students to read stories, solve problems or analyze
events the characters encounter.
Math covers: Add/subtract, multiply/divide, measurement, decimals and
percents.
Literacy covers: Oral communication, reading comprehension and
sentence and paragraph structure.
Health covers: Risky behaviors, personal hygiene, mental health and
first aid. By former special educator Ellen McPeek Glisan.
Each 75 page book includes a
Win/Mac CD with PDFs to print worksheets, 2003.ISBN
1-57861-519-4 20020901N
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Mayer-Johnson Books
Ideal for those reading below a second grade level, these
reproducible books present short picture stories and basic skill
activities in illustration, based on Picture Communication Symbols
from Mayer-Johnson.
Start with Simple Symbol Stories I & II, with very basic level
stories for beginning readers. The two Social Skills Story Books
help students improve social interaction skills like conversation
and manners. Step Up to Math presents pre-math skills like choosing
“same” and finding patterns, while Math Exercises for Nonreaders
features basic math from number recognition to counting, addition
and subtraction.
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AC-LL-10
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Looking at Language Series
These 5 well-organized reproducible workbooks are ideal for older
students who struggle with language concepts. Created by an experienced
special education teacher, the easy-to-use lessons provide visual-based
instruction with repetitive practice to teach basic skills. Each workbook
includes 25 words or word pairs in a highly structured sequence of flash
cards, worksheets and word review exercises. Series includes Antonyms, Sight
Words, Synonyms, Homonyms 1 and 2. Student objectives, progress report
sheets and teaching suggestions help you plan your lessons.
Five 52 page soft cover books, 2005 with photocopy rights.
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