Math activities are crucial in a special education classroom in order to help students develop a strong foundation in numeracy and problem-solving skills. These activities can help improve critical thinking, hand-eye coordination, and memory abilities. For special education students, math activities can serve as a fun and interactive way to learn new concepts and reinforce existing ones. By incorporating a variety of activities into the classroom, special education teachers can help students build confidence and develop a love for math that will last a lifetime.
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Are you looking for math activities to add to your itsy bitsy spider theme? Do your students need to work on their colour and number recognition skills? Are you looking for quick, no prep worksheets that your students will love? If so, these colour by number worksheets are perfect to use with your students. Instructions…
Do your students need to work on their colour recognition and matching skills? These errorless learning colour matching adapted books are perfect for students to use. These books use real photographs in the theme of different colours. The colour adapted books included are; Blue Green Orange Purple Red Yellow Each colour has their own adapted…
Do your students need to work on their colour recognition skills? If so this colour matching photo activity is perfect. Your students will love identifying what colour the image are. And then, choosing the correct colour out of 2 options. These task cards are a great way for students to work on recognising colour in…
Do your students struggle with their colour recognition and matching skills? Are you looking for engaging task box activities to use in your classroom? Do you want to provide your students with a hands-on opportunity to work on their colour matching? If so, this colour matching task box for autism and special education classrooms is…
These St Patrick’s Day colour matching task cards are a great way for students to work on their colour recognition skills. Students need to look at the leprechaun on each task card and identify the colour. Then, students need to select the matching colour splat out of 2 options on the task card. Each of…
Do your students need to work on their colour recognition and instructional skills? If so this colour recognition activity is perfect to add to your autumn/fall unit. Students need to follow the instruction on each task card. The instruction tells them what colour acorn to feed to the squirrel. This is great for getting students…
Your students will love working on their colour recognition skills with this adapted book. Students have to read and understand the instructions on each page. Then, carry them out. Each page of this adapted book requires your students to put a goldfish into the bowl. But, not just any goldfish – a specific colour…
This colour sorting activity will be a great addition to your math activities. Your students will love working on their colour recognition and sorting skills. Plus, you can get them working on their fine motor skills, using clothing pegs. Instructions Print out each of the pages included. Laminate the clothing line boards. Cut out and…
These no prep worksheets are a great way for your students to work on their math skills while continuing their learning of community helpers. They all require no prep – meaning you can print them out and they are ready to go. There are 69 different worksheets included, and your students will be able to work on a variety of different skills. Every worksheet is linked to the theme of community helpers.
Are you looking for hands-on and engaging construction counting task box activities? If so, this construction counting task box is the perfect addition to your maths activities. Your students will love following the instructions on these counting task cards. Then, using building blocks, build the towers. This activity not only helps students to work on…
This count the room activity is a great way to get your students active and moving around while continuing to work on their counting skills. All the images included in this activity are linked to Autumn/Fall to introduce some seasonal fun into your learning environment.
Are you looking for a fun and hands-on counting activity that your students will love? This counting gum balls activity is a great way for students to work on a range of skills, including; Reading Listening Following Instructions Number Recognition Counting Fine Motor Skills Students need to read – or listen to – the instructions…
Do your students need to work on their counting and number recognition skills? Are you looking for engaging counting adapted books to use throughout Autumn / Fall with your autism and special education students? If so, your students will love these books. These books come in 3 different levels, and will get your students working…
This apple themed resource is a great way for students to work on their number and counting skills. Each page contains a tree with a number on it and empty circles on top of the tree for students to put the correct amount of apples. Students then have to use their apples (use object apples, print out apples, draw their own apples, use play dough apples etc) to put the correct amount onto the matching number tree.
Your students will love working on their counting skills with this counting daffodils activity. Students need to count out the daffodils to match the number and put them on to the grass. This is a great way for students to work on their counting and number recognition skills. This is a fun and hands-on activity…
These counting hands ten frame task cards are perfect as part of your me and y body theme. Do your students need to work on their counting, ten frame and number recognition skills? Are you looking for hands-on math resources for your me and my body unit? If so, these ten frame task cards are the perfect addition to your math centers. Instructions…
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