Daily Calendar

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Daily Calendar:

Starting the morning with a calendar activity is a great routine for the students. They will learn the days of the weeks and answer simple questions.

The teacher can use these cards to practice these basic sight words. The non-readers could be asked ‘to find Tuesday, it is yellow.’ Some students might know their letters only. For these students, the teacher could tell them ‘Friday starts with an F. Which card has an F?’

This free activity comes with printable cards to assist students in calendar use.

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I am beyond grateful to have materials from SpecialEd Simplified! The lessons are broken down and accessible for all of my students. It is much easier to focus on delivering meaningful instruction when I don’t have to worry about developing the lessons myself.

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The curriculum is a time saver for busy teachers. The curriculum gives me a place to start instruction, and I don’t have to put in hours searching for picture symbols or coming up with my own ideas from scratch.

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I teach a wide variety of grades. I'm in a small school that has middle and high schools combined. I teach 6 grades. So, having pre-made materials that I could print and sort by student made it easy for me to stay organized while working with multiple students on multiple grade levels, ability levels, and subjects all at the same time. This same binder system also eliminated the need for substitute lesson plan preps as my paraprofessional and the sub were able to easily see where each student was at that moment and continue instruction.

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Daily Calendar

Daily Calendar:

Starting the morning with a calendar activity is a great routine for the students. They will learn the days of the weeks and answer simple questions.

The teacher can use these cards to practice these basic sight words. The non-readers could be asked ‘to find Tuesday, it is yellow.’ Some students might know their letters only. For these students, the teacher could tell them ‘Friday starts with an F. Which card has an F?’

This free activity comes with printable cards to assist students in calendar use.

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