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Teaching Beginning, Middle, and End: You can teach Sequencing, Phonics, Story Order and much more with these versatile Beginning/Middle/End CardsLearn More

Create a variety of index cards for speech and language practice in minutes.Learn More

The trifold table tent works as a standing desk sign great for individual schedules, table expectations, or activity process in visuals.Learn More

Looking for informational flyers from a conference or workshops? Here are some of our common informational flyers available to download and print.Learn More

The beginning of the year is a time for building a sense of community in the classroom. Here are a few theme ideas for building the classroom community.Learn More

Eye Gaze Boards are a low-tech solution to determine the needs or wants of a person who is unable to communicate verbally.Learn More

Visual Picture Cards are a great way to communicate expectations and reinforce learning visually.Learn More

There are many types of schedules that can be used for many different purposes. This article provides an explanation, ideas, and free sample of each type of schedule.Learn More

First Then Boards are used in a visual strategy to help children learn new skills, manage challenging behaviors, or follow a simple schedule.Learn More

Creating your own adorable prepositional images with the Symbol Builder tool.Learn More

It is very easy to export a picture to use in other applications.Learn More

How to create your own prepositional images using the Symbol Builder tool.Learn More

Turn your social narratives into social skills comic strips using these template starters in PowerPoint.Learn More

Use themed egg template for a variety of fun Spring articulation and language activities.Learn More

Check out these story activities and visuals to use with the book, "The Little Engine That Could" by Watty Piper.Learn More

Early Childhood lesson ideas for St. Patrick's day fun.Learn More

Kids LOVE this book! It is funny with great illustrations. The predictable text and rhymes promote teaching literacy in a fun, fun way.Learn More

Are worksheets appropriate in an early childhood classroom? A look at the evolution and appropriateness of worksheets.Learn More

First Then Boards are used as a visual strategy to help children learn new skills, manage challenging behaviors, or follow a simple schedule.Learn More

Door hangers: signs that hang on a door knob to tell visitor what's happening inside. "Come in!" "Quiet Please", "Testing" or "Kids at work".Learn More

The "Picture Schedule" templates provide a variety of simple templates with 1-10 pictures. This article will show how to make a schedule longer than 10 symbols and other creative ways to make custom schedules.Learn More