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 Christmas themed bingo activity pack is perfect to keep your students engaged and ready to learn through the Christmas season. With all images/vocabulary linked to the theme of Christmas this will be a great activity to introduce the celebration into your learning environment.
This is a fabulous, fun and full of Christmas spirit board game called Elf Town. It comes complete with instructions for children to follow. I recommend this for age groups 8+ and there are lots of learning opportunities included. Great to get children into the Christmas spirit and to keep the learning flowing, while promoting relationships, sharing and playing together.
This Christmas themed code word cracker activity is a great way to introduce some Christmas into your classroom while continuing the learning experience for your students.
This Christmas themed color / colour sorting activity is a great, and interactive way for students to work on their color sorting skills while continuing the theme of Christmas.
These Christmas themed conversation prompt cards will help to encourage your students to work on their communication, social and conversation skills in a fun and engaging way this Christmas. This resource includes 72 different prompt cards to help and encourage students to make conversation.
This Christmas activity is fun, interactive and engaging for your students. Your students will work on number recognition & counting skills in a hands-on approach.. Students will follow instructions to feed the children ‘x’ amount of sprouts.
Do your students need to work on their counting and number recognition skills? Are you looking for engaging Christmas counting resources? If so, your students will love these Christmas counting adapted books. These books come in 3 different levels, and will get your students working on the following skills; Counting Number recognition Symbol recognition Vocabulary…
These Christmas counting play dough mats are fun and engaging for your students. Students will love working on their counting, fine motor and instruction skills. Your students need to read – or be read – the instructions. Then, they follow the instructions to create the presents to put by the Christmas tree.
These Christmas themed counting task cards are a great way for you to introduce the feel of Christmas into your classroom while also encouraging students to work on their counting and number skills.
There are 20 different task cards included and they go from 1-20. I recommend hole punching over the ‘+’ on the bottom of each task card and then circling the correct answer on the back of the task card. This will allow students to count the amount of images they can see on the task card, poke their coffee stirrer through and then turn the task card around so they can self-check their answer.
There is also a recording sheet included and answer key. This will allow students to write down their answers for each of the task cards and also allow you to mark the answers quicker. The recording sheet comes with small stars on the bottom of each number answer – you can colour this is when the student has the answer right so you can see how many they have had correct quickly and easily.
The task cards come in both options of col. and b/w for your printing preference.
These free elf task cards are a great way for your students to work on their colour recognition / color recognition skills in a fun and interactive way. Each task card contains 2 different colour elves, with instructions on the top for which colour needs to be selected by the learner.
These Christmas themed fact or opinion task cards are a great way to get your students thinking and working on fact/opinion statements while continuing the theme of Christmas.
This feelings activity is a great addition to your Christmas unit. Your students are going to love this hands on and engaging way to work on their feelings and emotions. Students will work on recognizing different feelings and sorting them. There are 9 different feelings included in this pack with 4 matching Christmas images. This is a great way to have your students recognise feelings on different faces.
These Christmas fine motor skill task cards are a great way for students to work on their pre handwriting skills while continuing the theme of Christmas.
These Christmas handwriting task cards are a great way for students to work on their handwriting skills while continuing the theme of Christmas. Handwriting can be a hard skill for many of our students as it requires good fine motor skills, so these task cards will aide with this and help support your students and work on their fine motor skills. These task cards provide your students with the opportunity to work on their letter formation and Christmas vocabulary as well as working on their handwriting.
These adapted books are great for sentence building and symbol recognition skills. They are also a great way for your students to learn more about how Christmas is celebrated in America. This will be a perfect addition to your Holidays Around the World topic.
This Christmas in Canada adapted book is great for sentence building and symbol recognition skills. It is also a great way for your students to learn more about how Christmas is celebrated in Canada. This will be a perfect addition to your Holidays Around the World topic.
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