Task cards are an excellent tool for teachers to enhance students’ learning experience. With task cards, teachers can provide their students with a variety of learning strategies and activities that cater to different learning styles. Task cards are particularly useful in special education classrooms, where it can be challenging for teachers to engage students with diverse learning needs. Task cards can be adapted to suit individual student’s needs, and they can also be used to reinforce previously learned skills. They can help students develop their critical thinking skills and work on their problem-solving abilities.
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…
Are you looking for a hands-on community helpers matching activity? If so, your students will love this task box. Students have to look at the image and read the question on each task card. Then, they have to find the matching symbol image of a community helper to match on the task card. Instructions Print…
This resource contains a guessing game for students to be able to work out who the mystery community helper is, hiding behind their shadow. This is an interactive game that will have students scanning the QR code to check their answer.
These community helpers themed task cards are a great way for your students to work on their shadow matching and attention to detail skills. Each task cards contains the shadow of an image, and then 3 options of the side of the task card for students to choose the matching image from.
This community helpers task box has been one of the most loved resources for my students. They love learning about the different community helpers. And helping to find their missing hats. This is a great activity for me to work on community helper recognition. Who helps us? What do they do? And what do they…
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…
These conversation starter prompt task cards are a great way to encourage your students to start conversations, different ways to engage in a conversation and to improve upon their social skills.
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…
Are you working on an apples unit in your classroom? Do your students need to work on their counting skills? If so, this hands-on counting apples task card activity is perfect for you. Your students will love counting the apples on the trees. And then they get to choose their answer (the number of apples)…
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…
Do your students need to work on their counting money skills? Are you looking for a hands-on counting money activity to add to your maths resources? If so, this task box is the perfect addition to your classroom. Instructions Print out the task cards. There are a range of levels included, so you can print…
What is more fun than counting popcorn and working on number recognition at the same time? Are your students struggling to recognise numbers displayed in different ways? Or are they struggling to understand the relationship between numbers and quantities? If so, this fun and hands-on popcorn activity is going to be the perfect addition to…
I’m so excited to bring you this counting task box activity that is perfect for autism and special education classrooms. Do your students struggle with their counting skills? Are you looking for engaging task box activities? Do you want your students to work on their fine motor skills? Or number recognition? If so, this counting…
There are 21 different counting task cards included in this resource, that include numbers from 0-20. All images are linked to the theme of Cinco de Mayo.
These counting task cards are a great way for you to introduce the theme of the circus into your classroom. Students can either put a peg on to their answer or circle it with a dry wipe marker, once laminated.
There are 22 different task cards included, ranging in numbers from 0-20. There are 4 task cards per page and come in color/colour and black/white option.