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My 2nd most popular post from 2014 was about my TEACCH system. I still love it and still implement it the same way as I did when I wrote this post…so read on! TASK BOXES GALORE!!! TEACCH is a very systematic system used to set up a classroom for student’s with Autism. There is so...
Each workbook has different activities at the same skill level so the student or child can do one workbook a day and not get bored. The easy matching tasks are great to build independent work skills, fine motor abilities, and task initiation. This set is great for foundational level learners who are ready to start building these skills and the real photos are perfect for older students!
New this week — PLAY BASED FUN
From developing fine motor skills, letter and number recognition, sight words, sorting, sequencing, reading, and math, these task boxes for autism tasks will help develop important life skills and beyond!
Shoebox learning task #3
For this task students sort numbers 1-12. The numbers are of various fonts and colors.
Surprisingly, I've been slacking a little with making new materials. Spring IEPs & re-evavls, closing out the year, progress reports have m...
With so many of our students only doing level 1 or "put in" task boxes, we are constantly making new boxes to keep the students from getting...
Check out three easy to make task boxes to encourage and engage your students to practice their fine motor skills!
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Matching shapes. (visual prompts with colors that match too) Wow, tomorrow is already the end of the first 9 weeks of school! Time is ju...
sorting task
If your classroom is anything like mine have been, you are working with a wiiiiiide range of abilities. I’ve had students reading fluently on a 5th-grade level, while others are working to match color-to-color. Most of my current task box bundles are geared toward the Pre K- 1st-grade skill set. I have a higher level set in the works (2nd-3rd grade), but that got me thinking. What about the students who need even more basic skills than I already provide? 48-hours (and lots of coffee) later, I created the Basic Skills Task Boxes! Be sure to find them at especiallyeducation.com!
Task boxes can be highly beneficial for special education students for several reasons: They provide structured learning by way of presenting learning materials in an organized way, they provide visual supports, repetition & practice, and skill generalization. Task boxes can also be customized to meet each individual student’s needs and IEP goals, promote independence, and […]
Task boxes can be highly beneficial for special education students for several reasons: They provide structured learning by way of presenting learning materials in an organized way, they provide visual supports, repetition & practice, and skill generalization. Task boxes can also be customized to meet each individual student’s needs and IEP goals, promote independence, and […]
I've been a little MIA, but I wanted to share the latest task boxes we made in our classroom! The cool thing about these is they are all mad...
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Fine motor skills
TEACCH Sorting Activity with multiple levels of complexity. Can sort items by colour, size, or icon, and can be sorted from 2-6 options. All contained in a shoebox. Crafting time ~3 hours.
