Give your students a head start on sound money management. 24 lessons cover budgeting to payment options - even good and bad surprises - in simulated real-life situations. Includes: Materials for 30 students' checkbooks, credit cards, deposit slips, Surprise Cards, reproducible, and a Teacher's Guide. National Standards Correlation sheets are included

Replacement Checkbooks for SR-1500. 30/pk.

Everyday ends in "Y". Explore the days, weeks, months, and seasons of the year with this interactive Calendar Wall Sticker. Holiday and Weather magnets are also included! Includes Wall Sticker, 86 magnetic pieces, and mounting instructions.

Go beyond play money, and teach real life personal finance skills. This activity kit is designed to teach the fundamentals of finance to the middle grade children with such things as budget planning, exploring payment options, and coordinating income with expenses. Use to aid children in simulated real life situations. Includes: 16 Page lesson plan filled with fun activities, credit card, checkbook with checks, 25 merchant slips, and a credit card imprinter. Boxed with 4 color label. Grades: 6 - 12.

Developed from our scissor skills book, this book explains why children have problems developing scissor skills and provides advice and activities to overcome these. The book is divided into two Sections. The first section gives some background information and advice while the second section contains activities for practice at home. 16 pages; 8 activities plus suggestions for practice sheets; All activities tried and tested by teachers and therapists. Scissors sold separately.

Give your students a head start on sound money management. 10/pk

Developed, under consultation with Occupational Therapists, to assist the child who has poor visuo motor coordination; lacks the strength to complete a cutting action; has a tremor and cannot place the scissors at a given starting point; has poor background/foreground differentiation. Ideal for learning the opening/closing action of scissor skills.

Practical Strategies for Supporting Young Learners with Autism Spectrum Disorder showcases the diverse capabilities of students with ASD and prepares early childhood educators to work effectively with students ages 3-5 with pervasive developmental disorders (PDD). The prevalence of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is growing tremendously in early childhood classrooms. To support students with ASD, educators can draw on strategies that incorporate best practices as well as recognize individual strengths and needs. Descriptive examples and interactive activities guide teachers to understand how these disorders affect student progress and how educators can tap into student potential. Each chapter offers several strategies to address specific academic, social, and behavioral needs common to many young children with ASD. The strategies are easy to follow and accompanied by teacher tips, sample resources, and relevant student goals.

Living Within Your Means gives a realistic view of what expenses you will have when planning to live on your own. It also includes an eye opening view of the employment application, withholding of taxes, how to calculate your net income, and using a check register. National Standards Correlation sheets are included.

It is never too early to start planning for your financial future. This guide shows ways for your students to think about compounding interest, the value of an education, credit cards pros and cons, mortgages, car loans, etc. A must for any high school general math class. National Standards Correlation sheets are included.

Step-by-step plans help classroom teachers and parents teach practical strategies for mastering learning and social competencies to children with ADHD. The included activities provide a strong working knowledge of the characteristics of ADHD. It also includes goal-setting techniques, strategies to help children focus, problem-solving strategies, and ideas to help ADHD kids realize their strengths.

So many choices! What is really economical and what is logical? These are questions we face when remodeling a home. This addition to the Living Mathematically Series gives students the chance to experience the process of remodeling a home. National Standards Correlation sheets are included.

Due to a trend toward inclusion, increased incidence, and increased and broadening diagnosis, many teachers can expect to eventually teach a child with an autism spectrum disorder. Children with ASD can be challenging to teach especially in a busy, noisy, elementary classroom. The very nature of their problems causes them to struggle with communication and socialization affecting all aspects of their lives. This book helps guide teachers through all steps of introducing a student with ASD into their classrooms, participating on an IEP team, developing a welcoming classroom, fostering social development and communication, plus moving forward into the curriculum. A special section for parents is also included.