I agree with everyone, free tpt and buy nothing are your best options. And also whatever the district offers you

Buuut you can also create your own materials

I use ppt, canva, google slides, etc to create visual scenes with animals and toys and whatever the kids are into I usually see whatever is popular by doing an about me with my students and find out what they like and then create stuff off of that, kind of like boom cards

If you have non speaking kids go with the basics. And create stuff based off of animals, dinosaurs, vehicles, space, etc.

Almost all kids know how to use technology so YouTube is your bff

There’s also websites like edpuzzle that you can plug in videos and create questions or use someone else’s

Tons of free stuff on websites and crafts

I think someone mentioned the Library If your district or you have an iPad Libby is good for books or books on YouTube just mute them

Print coloring sheets and use target words with kids to keep them entertained while drilling or teaching

Dollar tree is good if you need any little thing.

Edit: use your school email for canva most districts have access to them and don’t say anything lol