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Angela Kulcsar walks through a geography unit for special education with 16 vocabulary words. It includes flashcards, an adapted book, five versions each of matching and tracing worksheets, bingo games, and sorting activities with real photos.
Angela Kulcsar walks through a geography unit for special education with 16 vocabulary words. It includes flashcards, an adapted book, five versions each of matching and tracing worksheets, bingo games, and sorting activities with real photos.
I'm Angela Kulcsar, and this is a product preview of my Geography Unit for Special Education. So this product has been recently updated to include all new resources and a ton of new activities. This resource goes around 16 different vocabulary words. Here are the flashcards with simple definitions and a simple visual. The first resource included is an adapted book. This is actually one of my favorite adapted books. It's really cute, goes— includes all of the vocabulary, has a storage page, and is great to kind of just tie everything together. There are a ton of different worksheets. There are 5 different matching worksheets. There are 5 different matching worksheets in this style, 5 different word to picture, 5 different tracing words, and 5 different writing words. So each worksheet always has 5 versions so you can alternate and not get bored or memorize anything. Then there are comprehension worksheets with definition to picture, with fill in the blank and drawing, 5 of these, and then 5 sorting with real photos. So these you could laminate or you could just do as a cut and paste activity. Lots of different options for different levels within your classroom. Then there's an I Have, Who Has game, which is one of my favorites, and two versions of geography bingo, so with the just words and then with the definitions and five boards. I love playing bingo because I think this allows for a lot of differentiation within your class, so it's a great way to work on these concepts.
