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.
This resource includes 11 different Mummy task cards. Each task card asks students to select/point to a certain emotion / feeling that is displayed on a Mummy. This is a great activity to introduce over the Halloween season.
These mystery puzzles come in the theme of Autumn/Fall. Mystery puzzles are a great way to encourage and motivate students to complete their work so that they can get a surprise image as their reward at the end.
In this math mystery puzzle pack we will focus on number recognition and colour/color recognition. Students have to read the instructions on the bottom of the worksheet and then colour the matching numbers in on the grid. Once they have completed the instructions, an image will appear.
Are you looking for some fun new year math activities to use with your students? These counting ten frame task cards are a fun addition to your math resources. Your students will be working on their number recognition, formation and counting skills with these task cards. First, students need to identify the number on the…
Your students will love these New Year number puzzles. The puzzles are great to work on number, counting, fine motor and problem solving skills. This activity will enable your students to look at the images and use these as a talking point.
This resource contains 14 different, no prep writing prompt worksheets linked to the month of November. These worksheets are great time fillers and a great way to encourage students to use their imagination and work on their creative writing skills.
All the worksheets comes in b/w option and are no prep – simply print and go. These are great to have on hand for literacy centers, sub plans or even time fillers for your early finishers who are ready to move onto the next task before others.
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Are you looking for special education task boxes to use throughout November with your students? Do you want to provide your students with hands-on and engaging activities that encourage independent learning? These work tasks are great to use through November with your special education students, autism, pre-k or kindergarten students. Your students will love working on…
Do you want to make working on number line activities fun and engaging for your students? You will with this spring math activity. Students will love following the different instructions of where to put the rabbit on the number line and moving him forwards/backwards. The task cards come in a variety of different levels to encourage…
Make working on number lines fun and engaging for your students with this spring math activity. Students will love following the different instructions of where to put the rabbit on the number line and moving him forwards/backwards. The task cards come in a variety of different levels to encourage progress with your students. Your students will need to follow the instructions on each task card and pay close attention to detail…
This resource contains 14 different, no prep writing prompt worksheets linked to the month of October. These worksheets are great time fillers and a great way to encourage students to use their imagination and work on their creative writing skills.
This resource contains 7 different, short story, sequencing jigsaws. Students simply read the short story then use the information that they have read to figure out which order to place the image into the jigsaw. All the jigsaws comes in b/w option and col option for your printing preference.
These pattern task cards are a fun addition to your math lessons. The task cards will help your students work on their pattern recognition skills. They are the perfect addition to your St Patrick’s Day activities. Â Your students will need to pay close attention to detail with these. They will need to recognise patterns,…
Your students will love working on their pattern recognition skills with these hands-on and engaging St Patrick’s Day task cards. These task cards are the perfect addition to your math centers and St Patrick’s Day activities. Students will need to pay close attention to detail to each of the task cards, recognising the pattern and using the included images to finish off each of the patterns. …
Follow James as he plants a tree in this fun, Earth Day adapted book. Students will follow along the story of James planting a tree. They will be tasked with reading – or being read – the instruction on each page and then finding the relevant symbol answer card to answer the questions. Instructions Print out all of the…
This Easter pre-primer sight word hunt is a fun addition to your literacy centers. Do your students need to work on their ‘pre-primer‘ sight words? Are you looking for engaging and fun activities to add to your Easter unit or sight word lessons? If so, these sight words worksheets are perfect to use as part of your literacy centers. This activity is a great way…
This Easter primer sight word hunt is a fun addition to your literacy centers. Do your students need to work on their ‘primer‘ sight words? Are you looking for engaging and fun activities to add to your Easter unit or sight word lessons? If so, these primer sight words worksheets are perfect to use as part of your literacy centers. This activity is a…
Do your students need to work on their counting and number recognition skills? If so, this pumpkin counting activity is perfect to use with your students. Introduce some pumpkin fun into your classroom this autumn/fall with these engaging task cards. The task cards contain a pumpkin and a short instruction with symbol support. Students need…