Product Preview - Leveled Daily Work {LEVEL 2}

Hi, this is Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com, and this is a product preview of Level Daily Work Level 2. So if you've checked out my Level 1 or Level 3, this is in a very similar structure, just the content and level is changing a little bit. If you haven't checked out the other two yet, you are in for a real treat because I am over the moon excited for this product because this product will last you the entire year. There are 180 interchangeable pages, so you have a different prompt for every single day of the year. So this will really ensure that your kids aren't getting bored and it's taking all the prep work out of this for you. This resource is so little prep. I literally am excited to set it up because it's not going to take me 5— it's gonna take me 5 minutes. So I'll kind of go through the lay of the land and then I'll scroll through the pages so you get an idea of the content level included within the Level 2. So there's a 2-page student response worksheet. So I'm going to be photocopying this double-sided This is the only thing you're going to need to photocopy. This is the only thing the student's gonna need to write on. So like I said, little prep. This is it. So the student will be responding to these leveled work pages. The structure is the same on every page, and that's done very purposefully because I want kids to know where to look to get the responses for the different questions they're responding to. So the word of the day is always in this corner, the questions are always in the middle, Journal topics always here, daily math. It's all looking the same. The content is just switching obviously within each prompt. So the student will have this worksheet. They'll write the word of the day, respond to the word of the day prompts, number of the day, respond here, answer the questions. For the journal, they will be responding to the who, what, and where for each journal picture. They're also going to be writing a sentence and drawing a picture, space for the math, and the space for as many as you can. So For kids with autism and kids with special needs, and really all kids, the structure just takes out that guesswork of figuring out how to orientate to a new worksheet or new activity, that they can really focus on the actual skills addressed, which is really key. So I'm gonna go through some of these different prompts here. So each one has a word of the day, number of the day that changes, and they're going to be responding to a few different types of questions such as how many vowels, consonants, syllables, the number, what's before and after, writing it in words, drawing how many, tallies, etc. Um, the daily questions in this set are more concrete than the Level 3, if you've checked that out. So it's looking for an item that they're familiar with. Um, there's gonna be some very basic inference questions in here, such as, "Where do you go to see a movie?" Um, but kind of more based on common knowledge, abstract concepts, things like that. So this is kind of to scroll through and give you an idea of some of the questions. The journal topic is a photo each time, and the students are going to be responding to the who, what, and where for each photo, which is really great because a lot of students really struggle with those WH questions. The math is a combination of money, time, and the time is to the hour, half hour, identifying bigger and less than in both objects and numbers like here, um, and also some basic math, some very, very basic word problems, and some number sequencing. The Write as Many as You Can is kind of like a little bit of a journal, but they're going to be basically having to free write as many items on a specific prompt. And a lot of these have two attributes, which is really key because that's hard for our kids. So Identifying not just food, but breakfast food. So they're really gonna have to hone in on what you're asking, and this really, really helps with creating more conversation skills, creative writing skills, such a critical foundation skill. So I think you'll be really pleased with getting the opportunity to work on this every day. Um, so this is kind of gonna scroll through and show all the different options. Um, like I said, the content is gonna change every day. So you're gonna really have a novel response each day. The way I'm gonna be setting this up is having these in a page protector, and I'm gonna put a new one in each day. So to— it's going to switch out, um, and then the students that are responding will sit near it, and I will be correcting this with them as a group after. Other uses I think would be great are a station run by a paraprofessional, um, a small group reading center, pair work, homework, independent work. The uses are pretty endless because this is really set up for you, and it's gonna last the whole year, which I've probably said 50 times because I'm really excited for myself that it's gonna last the whole year. So hopefully you're getting a great idea of the level of these prompts within this set. Like I said, there's 180 different ones, so you're gonna get quite a nice range. If you're interested in multiple levels on this set, there's Level 1 is a little bit easier, Level 3 is a little bit harder. If you get the bundle, there's significant savings, and then your kids really get to focus on work that is accurately at their level, which I really highly recommend. If you have any questions, please let me know. I'll give another peek at the worksheets again. Um, but again, I hope you enjoy, and I hope that you find this as useful and time efficient as I do. This was a product preview of Level Daily Work Level 2 from Sasha at TheAutismHelper.com.