Seasonal activities are important to have in a special education classroom for a number of reasons. Firstly, seasonal activities can provide a sense of routine and structure for students, which can help them feel more comfortable and confident in their learning environment. Additionally, seasonal activities can be used as a way to teach new skills and reinforce existing ones. For example, a winter-themed math activity can help students practice addition and subtraction while also incorporating the concept of temperature.
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This social story is a great read for students who may need some support with Halloween. A lot of children struggle with this event, it may cause them anxiety and they may not even want to take part in Halloween events. Hopefully, this social story will help encourage your child(ren)/students to take part in some Halloween events or even just to be able to understand more about it, and also help to promote independence.
This activity includes 20 different subtraction flashcards. All images and vocabulary are linked to the theme of Halloween. This come with 2 levels of difficulty. Students can either use flashcards 1-10 or 1-20, depending upon which you think is most suitable to your students.
Do your students need to work on their ten frame and counting skills? Are you looking for engaging Halloween activities? If so, your students will love this Halloween ten frames task box. These hands-on math task cards are a fun and engaging way for your students to work on their number formation, counting and ten…
This Halloween themed write the room activity is a great way to have students moving around the room, hunting for the different cards, reading them and then writing down the answers onto recording sheets.
Students will love this hands-on Easter activity and being able to dress the Easter bunny. Your students will following instructions to dress the Easter bunnies. This is a great opportunity for your students to work on their instruction and fine motor skills. Students need to follow the instructions on the task cards to dress…
These Halloween handwriting task cards are a great way for students to work on their handwriting skills while continuing the theme of Halloween. This pack includes 80 different task cards. Each task card includes one word that is linked to the theme of Halloween.
This Hanukkah adapted book is a great way for students to work on learning about Hanukkah and being able to match the image symbol to the correct page.
This adapted book comes in both col and b/w option for your printing preference. This adapted book will be a great addition to your Winter or Hanukkah unit.
Do your students need to work on their colour and number recognition skills? Are you looking for no prep Hanukkah worksheets? If so, these Hanukkah colour by number worksheets are perfect. There are 7 worksheets included in this pack, and they come in a variety of levels to suit individual students. They require no prep…
Are you looking for hands-on and engaging independent task boxes? These are perfect to use through January with your autism and special education students. These independent work tasks are perfect to use throughout January with your students. Your students will love working on a range of different skills with these tasks. Each work task included…
These independent work tasks are perfect to use throughout March with your students. Perfect for special education and autism classrooms. Your students will love working on a range of different skills with these tasks. Each work task included fits into the photo storage boxes. This makes it easy for you to keep all your months…
These independent work tasks are perfect to use throughout April with your students. Perfect for special education and autism classrooms. Your students will love working on a range of different skills with these tasks. Each work task included fits into the photo storage boxes. This makes it easy for you to keep all your months…
This apple themed resource is a great way for students to work on their literacy, fine motor and initial letter skills. Students have to read (or be read) the instruction on top of the page and then find the 3 matching images that start with the same letter (that come on apples). This is a fun, and hands on way for your students to continue their learning.
Your students will love working on their initial sounds with these Easter egg puzzles. Students will need to match together uppercase letters to lowercase letters to images that start with that letter. This will be a great addition to your literacy activities and is a great way to add some Easter fun into your learning….
Working on instruction skills can be tough. But with this hands-on Easter activity, your students are going to love working on these. Students need to follow the instructions on the task cards to build their Easter baskets. Students will work on; Instruction Skills – Understanding and Following Instructions Color Recognition / Colour Recognition 2D…
These January writing prompt worksheets are a fun way to introduce some Winter fun into your learning environment while encouraging your students to work on their creativity, imagination and writing skills.
The worksheets cover;
♦ Winter
♦ New Year
This short story sequencing resource contains 7 different sequencing jigsaws that are perfect to use throughout January. Students read – or be read – the short story on top of the jigsaw piece, and then use the information that they have read to place the images into the jigsaw in the correct order.
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