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Back to School Behavior Freebie!

When school starts, sometimes our kids need a refresher, or in some cases and introduction, on what is ‘okay’ for school and what is not.  I just revamped this freebie for the new school year.

Back to school behavior freebie

Students roll dice and move around the board, answering questions about if the behavior described is ‘expected’ for school or ‘unexpected’.  The ‘expected’/’unexpected’ language is from Social Thinking. I love how using these simple terms helps my students understand such an abstract concept!

You can download this freebie HERE.

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No matter how much vocabulary a student has there will always be words they don’t know. Pick 5-7, tier 2 words, or words that are re-occurring in the text to focus on. Then, pre-teach these words before you even read the book.This helps students understand how to find the relevant information for the word within the context it is being used.bit.ly/3iCyveZ ... See MoreSee Less

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