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Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.
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These materials that I am asking for help with are essential to providing the most effective instruction with the student population I work with. Laminated images or worksheets make them reusable and the machine I'd been using the last several years finally went kaput!
Printing images in color makes such a difference with our student's engagement, it is too bad that producing them is so pricey. The additional lamination sheets will serve each of my students with reusable content. The foam tubing is great to use for adapting writing tools so that some of our students are able to grip them. Wikki Stix are fantastic to use for our tactile learners with limited visual abilities. Glue is always in short supply and an essential tool for hands-on learning projects. Construction paper is all in different colors which will be sure to add the color to the projects my students create. The Ziplock baggies will serve to sort the different colors of paper scraps created. The pocket chart will replace the current system of goal tracking for each student as they will now each have their own folder. The bubble wrap and Velcro strips are also classroom tools that can be used in many different lessons supporting progression of fine motor skills.
We all will be forever grateful!
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These materials that I am asking for help with are essential to providing the most effective instruction with the student population I work with. Laminated images or worksheets make them reusable and the machine I'd been using the last several years finally went kaput!
Printing images in color makes such a difference with our student's engagement, it is too bad that producing them is so pricey. The additional lamination sheets will serve each of my students with reusable content. The foam tubing is great to use for adapting writing tools so that some of our students are able to grip them. Wikki Stix are fantastic to use for our tactile learners with limited visual abilities. Glue is always in short supply and an essential tool for hands-on learning projects. Construction paper is all in different colors which will be sure to add the color to the projects my students create. The Ziplock baggies will serve to sort the different colors of paper scraps created. The pocket chart will replace the current system of goal tracking for each student as they will now each have their own folder. The bubble wrap and Velcro strips are also classroom tools that can be used in many different lessons supporting progression of fine motor skills.
We all will be forever grateful!