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Literacy Instruction - Value
$ 195
These instructional strategies and activities cover mathematical value, specifically money. Activities include categorizing wants and needs, goods and services, budgeting, and money word problems
Sign Language Counting 1-12 Squirrel
$ 595
Embark on a learning adventure with Mr. Squirrel as your guide with the Sign Language Counting 1-12 Squirrel worksheet! This downloadable product offers a fun and interactive way for students to maste
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r writing, counting, and signing numbers. With 20 pages of engaging activities, children can practice counting from 1 to 12 while reinforcing sign language skills. Divided into three sections, students will have the opportunity to cut and count acorns to match the number, practice writing numbers in both standard and word form, and enjoy additional squirrel-themed extras like coloring Mr. Squirrel and crafting their own squirell and acorn masterpiece. Simply download the file, print it on your printer, and assemble it into a convenient book format for endless educational fun!
Literacy Instruction - Number Sentences
$ 195
Mathematics begins with a number sentence that represents numbers and how to manipulate them which produces an answer at the end. Instructional strategies and activities include combining quantities,
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developing awareness of number families for addition and subtraction; finding the missing number; writing number sentences and understanding arrays.
How Artithmetic Word Problems Help with Language Development
$ 0
Arithmetic word problems offer a large array of language development opportunities, particularly for children with hearing loss. Learn how you can use arithmetic word problems to help your child disco
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ver the nuances of conversation. Introduction to mathematic-specific process information.
Literacy Instruction Math language comprehension
$ 195
Language skills, vocabulary knowledge, and thought processes are required to solve math word problems. Effective mathematic problem solvers are like effective readers. Instructional strategies and a
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ctivities include locating key information, distinguishing between main idea and supporting details, and constructing meaning from text. Includes how to use the KNOWS strategy to understand what information is necessary to solve word problems.
Math specific language - Money Word problems
$ 0
Word problems are very often difficult for students with language gaps. This one-page worksheet can be used as extra practice, homework, or reinforcement when teaching solving word problems with mone
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y.
Math specific language - Number words
$ 295
These activities and worksheets cover various aspects of using number words, ordinals, prefixes (uni-, bi-, tri-, etc.), and shapes. Activities include choosing a number word, drawing by following ins
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tructions, sentence practice, decoding number words in text, and critical thinking.
Literacy Instruction - Order of Things
$ 195
Teacher information that supports sequential memory. Instructional strategies include suggestions for teaching ordering events, actions, and things for an active and competent sequential memory in stu
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dents.
Sign Language Posters Math Set
$ 699
Sign Language Posters Math Set is a unique visual tool to aid in teaching math concepts.Using math words can seem like learning a new language!As educators, we know firsthand how tricky math vocabular
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y can be for our students- especially using exact math word(s) correctly, much less knowing the signs for them. Students with math disabilities, especially those with English as a second language learners or who have language disabilities, will have a tough time learning new math words.While this is true, be reminded that YOU are an essential factor in students’ learning. YOU are the one who can make an impact based on the strategies you implement to grow your students’ knowledge of math vocabulary. To help you get started, we have seven strategies for using the Numeracy Vocabulary Posters with Sign Language.7 Proven Approaches to Elevate Your Students’ Math Vocabulary:Strategically Display: Elevate math vocabulary by prominently displaying the posters in your classroom, ensuring easy reference for all students.Visual Reinforcement: Reinforce newly introduced concepts by illustrating sample problems on the board.Build on Familiar Ground: Commence teaching with concepts your students already understand, then progressively introduce more complex terms through daily practice exercises.Desk References: Provide ASL Math Mini Posters, which students can tape onto their desks for convenient access.Notebook Aids: Offer pocket-size cards that fit inside students’ notebooks, serving as handy, on-the-go reference guides.Personalization Opportunity: Encourage students to personalize their posters using the black and white versions.Active Engagement: Foster active learning by having students write examples for each term on the reverse side of their ASL Math Posters.By implementing these seven effective strategies with the Sign Language Posters Math, you can kickstart closing the knowledge gap for all your students.
Literacy Instruction - Symbols of comparison
$ 195
These instructional strategies and activities include teaching less than, more than, and equal to equations in math. Included are activities for demonstrating equal, more, and less than, converting n
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umber expressions into sentences, charting weather for comparison, ordering items using less and more than compared to..., and creating equations.
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