Resource Round-Up: Digital Centers, Handwriting Practice, and More!

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“My students have always struggled with properly writing lowercase letters. The posters and practice pages with the highlighted lines are a great visual to help students write lowercase letters.”

“My Morning Work Binder is the perfect solution for the morning chaos in your classroom! By using page protectors and dry erase markers, students can practice a variety of ELA and math skills, then erase and reuse throughout the school year.”

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“These fun and engaging activities are the perfect tools to help teach essential library skills and require absolutely no prep!”

“This Library Scavenger Hunt Bundle is a highly motivating and hands-on resource that can be used to teach students of all ages how to navigate their school or classroom library.”

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“For students who have special needs, adapted books are a fun way to include students in read- alouds. In my classroom, each child gets a matching piece from a page in the book, and when I read their page, they love matching the piece to the picture.”

“For very young students who are nonverbal, focusing on core vocabulary helps teach those “first words” they didn’t learn to use as a typically developing child would. My ALL DONE bundle focuses on one word per week and my students and families love it.”

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“This resource provides a unique way to celebrate students’ birthdays as a classroom community. Each student writes a compliment to the birthday boy or girl, and all of the compliments get compiled into the birthday book for the student to take home with them!”

“These digital centers help students and classrooms make the shift to digital resources. They do not require internet, and they work on a variety of devices so that ANY classroom can have access! With this interactive resource, students will master both tapping out and blending CVC words to build a foundation for reading success!”