I don't know about you, but it's been snowing here in Illinois the last couple of weeks...so I decided to make my simple adapted book, "It's Snowing! What do I wear?" free during this blog hop for you all in order to say THANKS! I love this book because it has repetitive language, which A) is great to put on a big mac switch for non-verbal students to read and B) easy for my emerging readers to catch on and be successful reading. Also, it comes with symbol support to help our emerging readers. Plus, it works on the life skill of knowing what you need to wear when it is snowing outside! (This freebie was only available during the hop, click the picture below to get it from my TpT store.)
Pssst, if you want more forever freebies, be sure to also check out my latest post about grocery shopping!
Anyway, I hope you all had a happy Thanksgiving and are out enjoying all the sales this weekend!!! The sale fun continues Monday and Tuesday in my TpT store where all of my products (including my bundles) will be discounted 20% plus you can get an additional 10% off with the coupon code provided by TpT. :) I've been filling my cart up already and can't wait to check out on Monday with all my new goodies!
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Great freebie! Thanks for participating in the bloghop!
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The Bender Bunch
This freebie is going to come in handy this year, thank you!
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Burke's Special Kids
Great freebie! I didn't know you worked with high schoolers/young adults! We should connect - I work with your guys once they turn 22 :)
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Mindful Rambles
Love your freebie! I am always up for new repetitive stories:) we like to use them with Big Mac buttons too! It is a great way for our nonverbal kids to participate. So glad that you are making products on tpt for older special Ed students. It is definitely a need in the field!
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Considerate Classroom
Loved this, thanks for sharing it!
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