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For teachers I saw so many different websites that had worksheets to go with them. You are always able to edit the lesson.

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Lesson 1: Budget Basics | Scholastic.com

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In this Plan, Save, Succeed! lesson, students use sample student monthly expense and income information to understand how a budget is created, and how it can be analyzed using percentages. This exercise is designed to encourage students to consider the role saving plays in financial planning.

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Teachers could Skype a school that has a playground with special needs accommodations and take a virtual field trip. This allows the students can see what type of equipment their school is looking to buy.

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Keep in touch with free video chat, messaging & affordable international calls. Create instant online video calls with one click, no download required.

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Here is video that you could maybe start the class on to let you know exactly what you will be doing.

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I would help with the budget and money activity for the students. I found a really practical game website that does budget games for real life scenarios.

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Ready to get your game on? Test your money skills and give your brain a workout with these fun and educational games.

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I chose this website because it is very interesting and easy to use. It is all about landscapes of playgrounds, and you can literally create your own playground! It would be so good for building an all special needs playground or adding special needs playground equipment to a playground.

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Playgrounds are a place for laughter, friends and fun where all children and their families can play together regardless of their abilities. Our team of designers can help you create an inclusive playground environment that best fits the unique needs of those in your community.

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I found this game on recycling. I thought it would be fun for students to play this. In this game you sort as many items into the correct bin in 2 minutes. This would be good for students to learn what you can recycle.

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Help clean up the park! Your job is to sort the stuff people throw away and put it in the proper bin. Is it recycling, compost, or trash?

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This website is a way for teachers, parents, and students to have a fun way learning how recycling improves the environment and provides a path to sustainable living. There are several videos that show videos of what recycling is and how to recycle and there are also games that help also teach what recycling is. http://www.recycle.co.nz/kids.php

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This website gives examples and has playground equipment available to buy that is 100% accessible to special needs students. I chose this website because it had playground equipment i had never seen before but that could be very useful for special needs students.

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Play Units for Kids of All Needs, Shipped Nation-Wide

Did you know? The IRS offers a $10,000 credit to businesses for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Find out how the Disabled Access Tax Credit can benefit your playground.

Special Needs Playground Equipment is an important feature to have on every playground to create an inclusive experience for all kids. We carry play units, parts, supplies, and surfacing that provided the safest and most entertaining experience for your kids. Our products can be found at schools, daycares, religious organizations, home play areas, and various other private and local playgrounds. Organizations and individuals alike appreciate our products for their inclusive design and durability. They are also well liked for their ease of use!

We also do sales in engineered wood fiber, which is a popular organic playground surfacing that meets all aspects of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Engineered wood fiber is an easy addition to any playground that can increase accessibility. For more information on wood fiber visit engineeredwoodfiber.com.
We here at SpecialNeedsPlaygroundEquipment.com try hard to provide a wide variety of inclusive play structures and equipment at the best prices. So come check out some of the fabulous products we sell which can make your playground the envy of all others!

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Special Needs Playground Equipment | Home Page

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Did you know? The IRS offers a $10,000 credit to businesses for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Find out how the Disabled Access Tax Credit can benefit your playground. Special Needs Playground Equipment is an important feature to have on every playground to create an inclusive experience for all kids.

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This website had a wonderful example of a lesson on Area. Two students share a grid that doubles as a pirate map. The students each choose a color to represent their self. Then the first student draws a card and creates a space with that area until the grid is full and one student has covered more territory.

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Do you recognize the Island Conquer math game freebie pictured on the right? If you've been following my blog for awhile, you might be thinking that the name sounds familiar, but the freebie itself probably doesn't LOOK familiar!

That's because Island Conquer Area & Perimeter recently got a pirate makeover! Arr, me hearties! I had the best time updating this math game, and I can't wait to share it with you landlubbers! :-)

If you're an upper elementary teacher, you know that kids often get confused between area and perimeter, so they need lots of practice with these skills. A few years ago, I noticed that my 4th graders were struggling with these concepts, so I created a math center game to give them a fun way to practice area and perimeter.
Island Conquer is a partner math game that involves plotting rectangular polygons on a coordinate grid and then finding the area or perimeter of those shapes. The coordinate grid represents the ocean and the rectangles are the islands. At the end of the game, players calculate the total area or perimeter of their islands to find out who won.

My 4th graders loved Island Conquer so much that I decided to share it with my followers, and the game became one of my most popular freebies. However, when I came across the original file last week, I noticed that it looked really outdated. I decided to revise the entire freebie and give a pirate theme, and what a difference it made!

In the updated version of Island Conquer, the players (pirates) are given a mission to map all the islands in Quadrilateral Bay and to conquer them by correctly calculating their areas or perimeters. At the end of the game, both pirates count their "treasure" by calculating the total area or perimeter of all the islands they have captured. Island Conquer is a terrific review game because both luck and skill are needed to win. Players have to rely on luck when they draw a coordinate card from the deck, but they must correctly plot the island on the map and calculate the area or perimeter in order to capture the island and win.

Island Conquer Area & Perimeter Math Game Freebie

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Where to Find Island Conquer
Would you like to use this math game in your classroom? Island Conquer is free for subscribers to my email newsletter,Candler's Classroom Connections, and if you're not already a subscriber, click here to sign up and I'll send Island Conquer right to your inbox! If you are a current subscriber, look for a recent email from me with the link to the page called Laura's Best Freebies. If you can't find it, sign up using the link above and I'll send Island Conquer to you now. I hope you find this activity to be a helpful math resource and that your students enjoy Island Conquer as much as mine did!

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Arr, Me Hearties! Island Conquer Gets a Pirate Makeover!

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Do you recognize the Island Conquer math game freebie pictured on the right? If you've been following my blog for awhile, you might be thinking that the name sounds familiar, but the freebie itself probably doesn't LOOK familiar! That's because Island Conquer Area & Perimeter recently got a pirate makeover!

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I chose this resource because it is a great website to teach about recycling. There are several videos on here that students can view and learn about recycling. It also gives examples of different things you can recycle. I also thought it was cool there were lesson plans on the website to help the teacher with lessons on recycling. At the bottom on the website, there is a list of recycling vocabulary terms.