Print n’ Go! All you need is a pack of crayons or markers. These worksheets target students who have difficulty following complex directions or for those working on spatial concepts. If your student is a reader, feel free to cut the instructions off on the bottom of each worksheet to ensure they are relying only on their listening skills. This freebie has three worksheets and a spatial concepts list for students to review. If you enjoy this freebie, check out the full version. Click this link: [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/spatial-concepts-worksheets-following-complex-directions-12193449]

These ’How’ questions will keep things very spooky! Pictures help keep student engaged while providing visual support. ‘How’ questions can be tricky as they tap into areas such as sequencing, organization, and vocabulary. 20 basic ‘how’ questions with a Halloween and fall theme are placed on 5 pages. Pages come in color and in black and white.

This irregular plural nouns activity will keep students engaged! An alternative to worksheets, the text messages include pictures as visual support. Works on irregular plurals nouns that change vowels(man/men), word completely(mouse/mice), keeps the same spelling (moose/moose), ends in-ves (knife/knives), or different ending (cactus/cacti). This resource includes: 26 text messages. Cut out the smartphones and laminate for durability. Answer sheet

So silly! These cards work on correcting sentences that are just absurd! Great for receptive language and vocabulary. Laminate these cards for durability. Also includes worksheets that allow students to draw their own silly scenes before fixing the sentence! This product includes: 32 Cards. There is a color version and a low ink version. 8 card for student to draw their own silly scenes (great to give as at home practice) Answer sheet

Free bookmarks to brighten your day. Two bookmarks with short reading quotes. Print out on cardstock and laminate.