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Social Studies Super Bundles

Are you constantly spending time searching for updated social studies materials? Or, are you always trying to find ways for students to have FUN while learning social studies content? Is there an anxious feeling while trying to differentiate for each student? Don’t worry, you are not alone! It can be so hard to find engaging content that will work for all students. Thankfully, there are Social Studies Super Bundles ready for purchase. However, these bundles are so amazing that they won’t be available forever. The Social Studies Super Bundles are only available from October 3rd-10th. The bundles are so amazing that you are going to want to set your calendar reminder now!

Benefits of Available Bundles

Sometimes, people are hesitant to purchase bundles due to the higher upfront cost. There is often concern over the quality of all of the resources and if this justifies the cost. Thankfully, the Social Studies Super Bundles are filled with TONS of high-quality printable and digital resources. Be sure to see how amazing the resources are! It will be evident that all of the activities are fun, engaging, worthwhile lessons! Even better, the bundles are only $20 during this exclusive sale!

After purchasing, huge stress will be lifted due to spending less time planning. HOURS of your time will be saved with these ready-to-go resources! Even better, all of the resources bring in updated and innovative teaching strategies. For example, students will be playing digital games, moving to stations, using Boom Cards, and completing web searches. Therefore, you will be able to read the book on your list, catch up on TV, play with your kids, or take a much-needed nap. After purchasing these bundles, say goodbye to stressing over lesson planning!

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Elementary giveaway

Elementary Social Studies Bundle (Grades 3-5

As students get older, they are ready to learn more complex topics. Here, students will learn about protest movements, history headlines, the Constitution, and national parks. Furthermore, students will read nonfiction reading passages, practice map skills, and learn to protect the environment. Truly, there is an entire year’s worth of activities included in order to ensure students learn all about history with over $400 of products. Even better, the entire bundle only costs $20!

Elementary Social Studies Bundle (Grades K-2)

As students start to understand the importance of a strong community, they are ready to learn where this originated from. Thus, students will learn about different communities, responsible decision making, and teamwork. Additionally, students will learn connections between the past and present and how to read basic components of a map. There are so many activities included that will last throughout the entire year! As above, the entire bundle is only $20!

SUPER Elementary Bundle

Many teachers are responsible for multiple grade levels. Therefore, there is so much to prep! In order to best meet the needs of all teachers, you can buy both elementary bundles for only $35!

When buying the Social Studies Super Bundles for a HUGE discount, tremendous stress will be lifted from your plate! Since over 45 sellers came together to create these incredible bundles, they won’t be around for long. You can save hundreds of dollars and hours of time. Grab it from October 3rd through October 10th at 11:59 PM only. This is a one-time opportunity, so be sure not to miss out!

Reward/Behavior Systems in my PreK Sped Classroom

Preschool is a huge adjustment for some of our littlest students. For some, this is the first time leaving their parents. For others, a learning environment can be very different from what they are used to when spending time with a sitter or at daycare. Due to this, they need time to adjust to the classroom and to understand the different behavior expectations. Therefore, reward/behavior systems in my PreK Sped classroom have been essential and life-changing! They allow students to learn routines and expectations in nurturing ways.

Not a One System Fits All Approach

While I am not an expert on behavior systems, I do know that every preschooler enters the classroom with different background knowledge. For special education teachers, it becomes second nature to “make it work” for students and their many needs. Therefore, they need different systems to help them get through their day. Therefore, you will see a lot of DIFFERENT ideas here.

Personally, I have one classroom reward system and then I use other systems for individual students/situations. I like to keep an “extra” bin that I can pull out whenever a student is having a hard moment or could benefit from something I have stored away. I do this because I will find, make, and utilize ANY system that any student in any situation needs to enjoy being in preschool. Ultimately, these classroom management systems have been an incredible support in the past 3 years. They have allowed me to maintain a calm and educational classroom.

Whole-Class: Sticker Chart System

My sticker chart system is something I used every day with every student! It not only works when students are in my classroom but also when they go to Speech, OT, or PT! Be sure to check out my Sticker Chart Video. It will explain my system in addition to how I keep everything organized.

Individual Systems: Token Boards

Token systems can be a great way to reinforce positive behavior. Ultimately, students earn tokens and then can exchange them for a larger reward to celebrate their success. Since every student is different, there is not a certain token board to prep. Therefore, I am always hesitant to prep specific token boards and first/then boards before the year starts. This is due to the fact that behavior management systems come with getting to know your students! Instead, I like to have a few general token boards ready for a behavior occurring in the moment. However, thought needs to be put into the board design in order to best reflect the needs of the student.

When creating token boards, it is important to be flexible. Truly, each board will be individualized for each child. This means some boards may have video game clipart while others have ballerina shoes. Students need to love their board in order to be excited for it! Therefore, this means you need to get to know your students before creating a board. Furthermore, it is vital to understand that the same board will not last the entire year. Any system you create and use may work for a month or two, but systems need to change as students grow. Thus, students, especially our youngest ones, need something new every so often to continue motivating them!

Behavior System 1: Binder

If your student is traveling around, a binder will be an easy way to keep everything together. Each part of the day can even have its own page. Therefore, a student will be excited to turn the page often and see each step. Then, the student can earn tokens all throughout the day, which can be stored in the front of the binder. At the end of the day, a big reward can be earned!

It is important to remember that while this set up works for one student, it will need to be tweaked for other students. Every single student is different, so a different set up will be needed. Additionally, this design may only work for a short amount of time. As students grow, their binder needs to as well!

Behavior System 2: Mini Clipboards

I lOVE putting token boards onto mini clipboards! They are SO sturdy! To attach the token board to the clipboard, I like to use packing tape or hot glue. By doing this, they will be sure to stay on. Now, each token board will be individualized. In this example, the student was working on a quiet mouth and hands in lap. Then, the students would earn a token every time he/she does one of those things. After five tokens, the child would earn an editable treat since this was worked out with the parents.

As a helpful tip, you can always put a tiny circular container in the box at the top of the token board with hot glue or Velcro. By doing this, the snack can be on the token board! Thus, we never have to stop and get the treat or bring extra containers along. Everything we need is on the board!

Behavior System 3: Icons

Visual reminders can be so powerful! I love the token board from Especially Education’s Visuals resource! It is an incredible way to bring in icons that align with what the child likes. Truly, this aspect serves as a great motivational tool! Ultimately, the child will be able to see fun icons and reminders on what the reward will be for positive behavior. If the pieces are in good shape, they can even be stored and used again in the future.

Behavior System 4: Ring

It is easy to get small pieces all over the place in preschool. Thus, I like to keep rewards on a ring. For teachers, this keeps everything in one spot. For students, it creates a fun way to flip through and choose the reward. If the ring works for you, it can also be used to keep tokens together! For instance, if you have students who do not carry the token board with them, a ring can store the tokens. Then, they can receive a token from the ring and put it on the board themselves!

Behavior System 5: Bringing a Familiar Face into the Classroom

One of the biggest struggles preschoolers may have involves missing home. My BFF Jessie from Special Resources By Jessie created a system to help calm homesick feelings. Specially, it allowed a child to know his/her mom was not far away. All preschool teachers have experienced a child crying at the start of the year and wanting to see his/her mom or dad. Therefore, I took the amazing system by Jessie and added a picture of the child’s mom at the bottom of the schedule. By doing this, the child could see how many more things had to be done before seeing Mom. The schedule pieces could even be taken on and off, which worked as a countdown to going home. This system didn’t have to be used long as the child adjusted to being at school, but it was SO powerful!

Behavior System 6: Schedule

Some students greatly benefit from knowing what will happen and when. Thus, a hands-on schedule is great for students who are a little older. Personally, I used it for a student who had trouble staying on task. Therefore, this schedule helped him/her track what he had to do. However, this is not just a typical visual schedule. It is moveable! This meant that the student was motivated to get work done in a given amount of time because he/she got to actually move the schedule piece. The schedule was Velcro’ed to the desk, so it was easy to move the schedule pieces around. You might also like this daily schedule blog post.

Behavior System 7: Unpacking Help

As students enter the classroom, there is often so much going on. Between everyone coming in, morning work, and checking in with the teacher, there is a lot to handle! Thankfully, this chart by Jessie was so helpful! It helped the child stay on task and provide motivation to unpack in a timely manner. After putting all of the stars next to the pictures, the child earned a sticker for his class sticker chart. Honestly, sometimes strong classroom management is as simple as giving a sticker!

Behavior System 8: Checklists

Teachers often love to keep track of to-do lists in a checklist format. However, they can be just as helpful for students! Jessie and I used a lot of these checklists for our students that were able to understand them. The student would keep this checklist in front of them during group time to remind them of the expectations. Then, if they got all smiley faces during group time, they earned a reward! Additionally, we also had one student utilize a chart like this for everything throughout the day, not just group time.

When the student earned all of the smiley faces for a part of the day, he/she checked it off on a bigger chart. Then, he earned a reward if he/she had all of the checks at the end of the day. Furthermore, my teaching assistants and myself also sent thome these green, yellow or red slips so that the parents would know what kind of day the student had. Truly, it was such an easy way for us to communicate with parents and not have to send a daily email.

Behavior Systems 9: Photo Cases

I LOVE putting token boards and first/then boards on photo cases. It is sturdy, as the clipboard. I love how I was able to store extra board pieces, snacks for rewards, and a timer inside.

Hence, I did not have to remember and carry so many things! I made this one on PowerPoint with shapes and text boxes. For this specific student, the behaviorist and I typed up an explanation of how/when to reward this student and exactly how to work with him/her.

When I first made this board for this student, I thought I was going to need ALL of these pictures, but once we started using it day to day, we realized we did not need all of them. I still kept them though, because I never know when I might need them in the future, with this student or another.

Behavior System 10: Doing What Works on the Fly

Sometimes you just have to do things on the fly with behavior systems. One of my students was having such a hard morning, so when the class went to P.E., I quickly whipped this up. I ran around the room taking pictures of a bunch of things, printed them and mounted the whole thing on a piece of paper that said “first, then”. Needless to say, I only used it for one day, because then I made a nicer one, BUT IT WORKED!! It helped my student get through his day. Thus, rushing around to put this together was absolutely worth it! As special education teachers, it is our job to help our students get through their day and be successful. So, if that means tons of lamination, Velcro and different systems, then that is what we shall do.☺

I hope this was helpful for most of you reading this about behavior systems. If you made it all the way to the end, thanks for sticking with me! If you are about to start your first year, or you are in the middle of it, YOU GOT THIS!

I talk all about this and show you all of my materials in my “reward/behavior systems” story highlight on Instagram. Also, I talked about reward/behavior systems in my Facebook lives this summer in my Facebook Group!

If you have any questions, please message me on Instagram.

All Things Data Sheets

The highlight of the teaching profession involves working with so many amazing students. It is about planning high-quality lessons and then seeing the magical light bulb go off when students understand the concept. Furthermore, it is about spending time truly getting to know students in order to create a magical place in the classroom. While teaching is so rewarding, it is also so demanding. One of the hardest aspects to manage can be collecting data sheets on every single student. Additionally, this data then links to changes that need to be made in order to ensure every student is reaching his/her highest potential. Thankfully, data doesn’t have to be so stressful! With the right materials, data can actually be an incredible tool to use when planning the curriculum.

Passion Behind Data Sheets

In my PreK special education class, I was in charge of taking data on my students. I needed to base my data off the goals that were in the IEP from the evaluation team who evaluated the child. This evaluation occurred when children were about 2.5 years old. Since my students are so young and are growing and blooming every day, I needed to be sure my data was accurate and detailed. Therefore, once the annual review time came around, I could update the existing goals or create new ones. Thus, I needed to be able to reflect on the data outside of class. Instead of having complicated notes or losing track of anything, I tended to keep data as simple as possible in well-organized datasheets.

FREE Data Sheets

My EDITABLE & FREE Data Sheets have been a lifesaver! I can edit it for individual students in order to keep track of the different goals. Additionally, my FREE Observation Sheets have been an incredible resource to use as I am walking around the classroom while students are working. I can jot anything down and then have everything ready when it comes time to review goals and lesson plans for the next week.

Steps to Take After Data Collection

It is so important to spend time reflecting on the data that was collected. Specifically, it represents where each student is at. Therefore, it is an excellent way to implement lessons or activities that will help them overcome struggles or misunderstandings. Furthermore, data is a huge driving force behind education and the initiatives it is focusing on. Thus, if educators want to ask for a certain technology tool or certain resources, data is an incredible way to show why something will be beneficial.

Involve all the adults in the room

However, it is important to remember that data analysis does not only involve teachers. It involves every adult in the classroom who is there to support students and their learning. Thus, myself AND my paras work together on analyzing the data. To do this, we meet weekly to discuss new goals and how to assess goals more effectively. Since every student is different, it is important to constantly be discussing the most appropriate goals for each student. Then, as a team, we can generate new goals based on what students are working on or need to start working on.

Honestly, thinking about the creation of goals is hard! Thus, I worked with my BFF Jessie to create a goal bank. It is an absolute timesaver and ensures my preschoolers are working on what is most appropriate for them. Thankfully, we FINALLY put the Preschool Special Ed Goal Bank on TPT last summer!

Steps to Take After Observation

Observation is a wonderful way to see how students feel about the classroom and content. For instance, are they excited to learn? Do they appear nervous during certain activities? Are they engaged with classmates? While data collection is amazing for goal progression, observation data is a great all-around focus. For me, most of my preschool data was observational. Therefore, I needed to make an easier way for myself and my paras to keep track of our notes. Due to this, the FREE Observation Sheets in my TPT store were created. These sheets have truly been a great way to ensure the many needs of elementary students are being met.

Grade Versatility

While many of the above resources were created while I was in PreK, they can truly fit any grade! Now, as a second-grade special education teacher, I am actually using the SAME EDITABLE & FREE Data Sheets that I used in PreK! Furthermore, the goal bank is still helpful! In second grade, I am receiving students from the first grade co-teaching class with goals that are more curriculum-based. However, goal bank sheets help make it easier to remember all of the goals that students can have. Yes, my district’s curriculum has a clear progression of skills they want students to know, but it is still easy to miss something. Thus, by staying organized with all of the FREE resources, I am able to ensure students are receiving the best help I can possibly give them.

Retention Data

Collecting data on a day-to-day basis is a key part for educators. However, it is also important to take retention data. By doing this, you can determine if students are losing skills that they have learned over weekends or long breaks.

When this happens, it is important to add in some review or extra practice to avoid the content becoming too rigorous. Personally, I love the Editable Retention Data Sheet Bundle because I can create charts for what I need, such as vacations. Likewise, I also love the Creative Curriculum Editable Retention Data Sheet Bundle since it includes focus questions for the different units.

For more info on these topics, please visit my Facebook group to watch my live on data and my Instagram profile to watch my instagram story highlight.

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TOP 3 Tips for Back to School Night!

Back-to-school night is a time to meet families, the tradition of welcoming parents to join educators as partners in the educational process, and more. This is an opportunity for parents and teachers to meet and connect. I’ve gathered ideas and materials to help plan the evening, ideas to encourage participation, as well as tips to help you make the most of back-to-school night and set the tone for a successful school year.

Tip 1: Be Yourself and Breath During Back to School Night!

Even if this is not your first year of teaching, I am sure you are nervous or anxious. I know I am! I just wanted to remind you to be yourself. You are an amazing teacher. Do you know how I know that?! You are taking the time to read blog posts like this to better yourself for your students. Your students are so lucky to have you!!

BREATHE! Your student’s families are just as nervous and anxious as you are…believe me. Their child is starting a brand-new school year with a brand-new teacher. They are about to hand over their child to you for most of the day for the whole school year. They are nervous! It is ok to level with them and let them know that you are nervous/anxious too. Then you can let them know how TOTALLY excited you are for an amazing school year and how much you have been awaiting their child’s arrival!

Tip 2: Have prepared slides!

Not only will having slides make you look super prepared for back-to-school night, but it will help YOU! Since you are likely to be anxious and/or nervous when all the families come piling into your room, having slides prepared ahead of time can help with this! Whether it is a slideshow of information that plays while the families walk around or a formal presentation led by you, having slides will help you feel more prepared and ready to speak about everything you wanted to speak about.

In my TPT store, I have this set of editable slides specifically designed for meet the teacher/open house/back to school night! The editable PowerPoint comes with 300+ slides that you can add text, shapes, and images to.

You can also easily use these slides in Google Slides:

Drag the editable PPT file into your google drive
Double click the file
Press ‘open in google slides”
File, save as google slides

If there is a heading or slide that you would like added please feel free to let me know what you want to be added, and if I have the clip art and ability, I will add it within 1 week. All you have to do is email me at rachel@engagingearlylearners.com!

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Check out the editable back-to-school slides today!

Tip 3: Have a takeaway for the parents and/or students!

Lastly, have a takeaway for the parents or students. This will help them remember you, the experience, and all the information at back-to-school night! You might also like this parent-teacher conference blog post.

Here are some examples of adult takeaways:

A copy of your presentation
A copy of your class schedule and other important information
- I have some FREE schedule templates for you!
A contact card with your information on it
If you are having a back-to-school night for parents to gain information, have that information for them to take away in a packet/folder.

Here are some examples of student takeaways:

A small toy or ‘prize’ for the students (maybe they have to complete a scavenger hunt around the room and then they get a prize)

My Back to School Night/Open House Setups in the past:

2017

-I made everything

2018

-Open House kit from Teach Create Motivate

2019 was the same setup as 2018 plus these additions

Back To School Night, Meet The Teacher Night, or Open House is an exciting night where teachers open up their classrooms to share with their new students and families. Use these tips to make the most of the back-to-school night.

Extended School Year (ESY)

Attending school for approximately 180 days simply does not work for all students. Some students need more time than this in order to truly learn the content and classroom expectations. Therefore, an Extended School Year (ESY) is needed for some students receiving special education. ESY is so helpful because it reduces summer learning loss and helps students work on emerging skills and acceptable behavior. However, not all students who qualify will want to be in school during summer break. Thus, it is so important to have engaging, hands-on resources ready to go! Thankfully, the resources highlighted on my Facebook Live are all filled with fun and exciting ways to work on academics. Check out my Facebook live for more exciting teaching strategies and resources!

Summer Basic Skills Worksheet

Basic skills are anything but basic! They are ESSENTIAL! This includes numbers, letters, colors, and shapes. It is so important to have a strong grasp of these skills because they are the foundation for so many aspects in life. Yes, not just in school, but life in general. Therefore, taking time to review these skills in a fun summer format is vital.

What’s included in the basic skills worksheet?

This set of 17 worksheets is no prep! All you have to do is print or load to Google slides! Even better, all of the activities are engaging ways to celebrate summer with students! There are 3 pages with number practice from 1 through 10. Then, there are 3 pages of lowercase letters and 3 pages of uppercase letters. Included letters are A, Y, G, T, X, Q, O, J, E, N, L, R, V, B, and G. Next, there are 4 pages on matching the colors red, purple, blue, green, yellow, white, pink, and orange. Lastly, there are 4 pages on matching the shapes circle, triangle, heart, diamond, rectangle, star, square, and oval. Every activity is filled with fun summer images, such as sandcastles, crabs, and sunglasses! There is also a clipart on the pages for students to color, which means they are also practicing fine motor skills.

Summer Basic Skills BOOM Cards

If you haven’t tried BOOM Cards yet, they will be a game-changer for your students! They are interactive cards that self-grade, which means students are provided instant feedback! Thus, if the child answers incorrectly, they will be prompted to try again. If the answer is correct, the deck will automatically move to the next question.

There are 5 decks included in this bundle, so students will be able to practice a variety of content in a comfortable format. Specifically, students will practice colors, counting, shapes, and uppercase/lowercase letters. Each question card has 3 answer choices for students to select from. To help build engagement, each deck is filled with fun summer images, such as the beach!

Summer Learning: CVC Word BOOM Cards

Since students are going to love BOOM Cards so much, another set is ready for CVC words. There are 20 different words, including top, rug, and ten. Here, students will practice identifying pictures that match the CVC word. Thankfully, the cards are also filled with differentiation. For instance, the word is written and there is an audio button where the word will be said aloud. Therefore, if students are struggling with reading, they can also have the word automatically read to them!

This is also a common accommodation in an IEP, so no extra prep work is needed. By having this feature, they won’t have to wait for help, so no time will be wasted. Students will then click on one of the three options that match the word. To help ensure all time is well spent, each card will also self-grade. This means that students will not go on unless they truly know the word.

Why I love these summer learning resources?

These summer learning resources are perfect for Extended School Year and all no prep, high-quality activities in order to help students during summer break. They are all interactive and hands-on, which means students will be active in their learning process. Instead of sitting back listening, students will be focused, engaged, and determined to learn everything they can!

If you do not want to miss any of the upcoming lessons, join my email list to be notified of all the interactive lessons coming up! By joining the email list, you will also receive Extended School Year Freebies for blog exclusive subscribers!

Boom Task Cards for Engagement

Are you always looking for ways to freshen up your lessons? Or, are you looking for ways to bring in fewer lectures and more student engagement? If so, Boom Cards are the perfect addition to your classroom! Book Task Cards are all about bringing engagement and learning together. This Boom Card Bundle is filled with so many EXCITING topics for students, such as big/small, color, insects, and ocean animals!

What are Boom Task Cards?

Boom Task Cards are absolutely amazing for elementary students! First, there is no prep! This means you can spend time truly getting to know students. Even better, there will be less stress when lesson planning. Second, there is no worry over cutting, laminating, or printing. Everything is digital, so just a device is needed. Third, they are self-grading! Therefore, students receive instant feedback on how they are doing. It is so nice to have students correct any mistakes while working versus waiting until the end for results. Most importantly, Boom Cards are fun, engaging, and interactive. This means students will LOVE learning!

Want a free Boom Task Card Set? Get it now!

Are you looking for a digital alternative to use with your students or children? This BOOM™ deck is the perfect fit! This activity can be used on a computer, smartboard, tablet, or even cell phone! If the child answers incorrectly, it will prompt them to try again. If answered correctly, the deck moves on to the next question!

Math Sorts: Sorting by Size

Many students love sorting! Whether it is erasers, blocks, or pencils, they will always find creative ways to sort items. Luckily, learning to sort by properties is a necessary skill to learn. Therefore, this set is all about sorting by size. Even better, differentiation is already done with 4 levels of difficulty! In order to help build relationships among students, all levels have the same pictures. Therefore, no students will feel left out by having different pictures to sort. However, what is different is the skill set involved.

Level 1 is the easiest by showing a big and small fire truck to indicate the sizes. The second level 2 is a bit more difficult with the words typed out: big in large letters and small in small letters. Level 3 has the words typed out in the same size. The last level 4 has no words typed out, so students will need to determine the categories. Then, in each level, students will drag items into the two categories. Students will have a blast sorting!

Word Problems to 20, 50, & 100

How many times do you hear groans when you announce it is time to work on word problems? Many times, it is due to the confusion over which operation to use in order to solve the problem. Additionally, a lot of practice is often needed to truly understand word problems. Unfortunately, when students go into the lesson with a negative mindset, the work often comes out with a poor result. However, this set will be sure to make students enjoy practicing this tough skill.

There are even 3 decks to break down word problems to 20, 50, and 100 in order to help students improve their skills over time. Even better, there are 30 problems in each pack in order to be sure students know how to solve word problems. There are even ones with and without regrouping to help guide students through tough concepts. With this resource, students will become word problem masters!

Number Bond Math Activity

If you are looking for an exciting and interactive way for students to engage in math practice, this is the perfect set! First, it is all about students showing what they know with their math thinking. Second, it will help if more practice is needed when working on the concepts of missing whole (part/part/whole) and missing part (missing addend). Due to this, number bonds are a powerful way to help students develop a deeper understanding for how numbers work. These decks are all about providing guidance on composing and decomposing numbers. Additionally, students will solidify their number sense skills. Students will have a blast dragging the correct answer to the empty circle before submitting.

Boom Card Bundle

This bundle has everything you will need in your classroom! Every single one of my Boom Card decks is included in this resource! Therefore, this bundle will ensure students stay engaged and learning all year long. Also, since students will fall in love with Boom Cards, you will always have a Deck ready after purchasing. Additionally, SO MANY types of Decks are included! There are ones for math problems, sorting, holidays, transportation, and animals!

Students will be shocked over how much fun learning can be after using Boom Cards! They will be so engaged with the content and will be begging for more of these fun, engaging lessons. Hence, the Boom Card Bundle is the perfect resource to buy! You will be amazed with how much learning occurs when using these hands-on task cards.

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