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Using a white board

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Allow kids to draw instead of write. Then ask them to tell you about the picture while you write for them.

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Taking turns reading.

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play board games

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Silly Sentences to encourage writing even if it doesn't make sense.

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Making a poster or vision board

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Listening to a meditation

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Using the alphabet chart when sounding out the words. s=snake

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I use audiobooks, we also take turns reading in a group,
we draw a favorite scene from the book at the end or we have a guessing game relating to the plot. I also encourage my students to come up with their own ideas of the "next chapter" of the book or their version of the "end"..

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Provide felt characters to retell the story after

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Making a poster or vision board to look at daily

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playing a memory game with characters and something that character did when they read the chapter

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watch video clips from Brainpop
present printed text
write down the words on paper

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Adding cubes when doing a math problem for students to manipulate

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Taking a fun quiz and talking about our answers.

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math lesson- provide items to count. Bears, coins, blocks, I would develop a store to teach money value. clock have the student jog for one, minute, sec. to help get the the concept of time.

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When adding or subtracting numbers I often suggest using cubes or 10 frames or 100 Chart.

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Read a book, silly voices, special bookmarks, bookmarks to track, act out the story, write the sight words on a wipe board/paper, take turns reading, discuss ask questions after each page or chapter for comprehension

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Sensory type buckets to help with science.

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Visual - Math: I use manipulative objects such as marbles, rocks, coins.
I also use index cards with pictures and then we play a guessing game w/answers in the back of the card.