Sometimes , though not always, I will create a PDF for a project. I’m listing all my PDFs to find them more easily.
Large Sphericon B&W 11 x 17 A3
Large Sphericon Color 11 x 17 A3
Two PDf for rotational symmetry, rotating a shape around the center.
circle 12 sections with border
Blank Kaleidocycle templates kaleidocycle WITH SMALL AND BIG
Colorful kaleidocycles kaleidocycle color 2 kaleidocycle color 1
Theses two PDFs go with a rhombus paper cutting project

Smaller rhombi with spaces to use without triangle paper
The template I mostly use: rhombus small no spaces
This a a PDF of quadrilaterals
This is meant to go along with this sequence of folds https://bookzoompa.files.wordpress.com/2015/03/origami-base-for-world-mapw.jpg
A pamphlet telling you everything you need to know about making paper snowflakes
Li’l Jacob aka Magic wallet
Fractions Zero to One a set if four PDFs showing fractions along the number line, including equivalent fractions
This also exists as a Gif which can be found on my GIF page
These four PDFs create a fractions book project number line for folder
This next set of PDFs goes along with a book about chicks https://bookzoompa.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/variations-for-a-chick/

I used these PDFs for a countries project https://bookzoompa.wordpress.com/2011/12/18/pipe-cleaner-bound-scrapbook/
This PDF of pop-up structures has been repinned on pinterest like thousands of times:

abcdef PDF for sght word project
Bookmaking structures appropriate for second graders
Alphabets Smaller for hand lettering
Bolton Bill of RightsKaleidocycle
When I printed the coins for students I give them a total of $3.00 worth of coins to work with: 4 quarters, 12 dimes, 12 nickels, and 20 pennies. Each student also gets a copy of a part of an oversized dollar bill.
I do an Alaska project with First Graders. This is the Map of North America that I use. I want them to label at least ID Alaska and their home state. Here’s the title graphic for the front of their books, and some totems for a diorama
Below are the pdfs for a bead counting project for the very young
and here’s all these 6 pdf’s in one file, but if you want to use different colors, this file might be trickier to work with: Bead counting all pages together
amazing! and Wow! Thank you!
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I noticed a lot of activity on this page yesterday. I guess that was you.i appreciate hearing your thanks!
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Great site, Paula! Thanks for all the info! 🙂
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Wow! Thanks for sharing so many great resources. Much appreciated from a middle school sp.ed. teacher.
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My pleasure, Jill. Let me know if you have any questions about any of my projects. I love special ed teachers.
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