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Sequence Events Digital Basics for Special Ed | Distance Learning

Sequence Events Digital Basics for Special Ed | Distance Learning

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SEQUENCE OF EVENTS DIGITAL BASICS | Functional, differentiated, and now PAPERLESS skill work that is the perfect addition to your ELA Block and guided language arts rotations and centers. This digital basics set of ELA workpages will help your students practice basics skills, and once mastered, can be a set of skills they complete successfully and independently.

What is included?
• 12 (twelve) digital workpages (please read list below to see skills practiced)
• instructions for opening and editing the document (*must have access to Google Slides™)
• direct link to copy and save the files to your Google Drive™

What skills are practiced?
  • Sequence of Events - 12 pages



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Judith A.

This is such a wonderful resource to have for my lesson warm-ups. I love letting my students practice this is whole or small groups as they learn to use different controls and programs to complete their work.

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Amanda R.

This is a great tool that can be used in a variety of different technology lessons to reinforce the skill.

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Suzette P.

Great Resource!

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Abigail E.

Fantastic resource! My students didn't want to stop using it when their time was up!

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Casandra R.

Very engaging and perfect for virtual learning!

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Bridgette McClellan

love it

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Cassandra C.

I love how the task has the pictures clues for the 1st, next, last. This helps my students to be independent in the response. I wish there was a way to have the task be read aloud to them, without me having to sit and read it.

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Colorful in Fifth

Great engaging resource to work on IEP goals with my students

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Samantha L.

Great resource for distance learning!

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Katherine May I.

Great resource

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cathy C.

Good resource

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Kirsten Wizeman

This was a great tool for my Special Education classroom! Thank you!

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Christine LaSala

My students found this activity engaging. Easy to use. Can be used over and over. TY!

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Taylor T.

Awesome for story retell IEP goals!

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Melissa G.

Great for remote learning! Thank you for making!

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Kelsey S.

great resource

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Lauren RomoNunez

These have been great to use with my resource students! The brief stories are easier for them to apply different comprehension skills.

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Christina R.

Use this as an everyday rotation. No paper to print. Love it!

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Awesomely Autism

I used these with my virtual reading groups. They loved them! Overall an awesome resource.

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Amy G.

Great resource to use for skill practice with my students.

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Franci C.

Great Resource

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Liana M.

Great for IEP data collection!

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Maria Elena I.

Great resource to use with my special education students to learn the skill of Sequencing.

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Nina S.

Thank you for a product that is easy to use for my students and myself.

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Aesthetically Teaching

Thanks!

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Teriann Nash

great resource

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Sarah P.

I bought this resource for IEP work when identifying the beginning, middle, and ending of a story. The visuals used for identifying these elements are so helpful for my students. Will definitely continue to use this resource for years to come!

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Deidre V.

Great resource to use with my students in the beginning of distance learning. Great way to see what they know!

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Kristine G.

This resource was great for a quick review of a previously taught skill.

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Jerri S.

Great resource!

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Adapted For All Abilities

Great resource and love that it's accessible through Google Slides!

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Exceptional Ed Treasures by Ms. Brown

This is a great resource, thank you.

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Patricia V.

This was good, basic practice with sequence words and order of events. I also used this as a listening activity with one group who could simply put 1, 2, 3 under the pictures to show the order of events in the story.

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All Friends Learn and Lead

This was a nice resource.