Description
About this resource:
This 170+ page file is perfect to use in a multi-level classroom. I use these activities for literacy centers, workboxes, teacher time, and independent work daily for my students with autism in K-3. Use them throughout the school year with your students who need extra practice.
This packet includes activities to use with cookie trays, as file folder games, center activties or in work binders for your students. Some activities include multiple pages, meaning you can use the activity more than once, but with different numbers.
Focuses on numbers 1 to 30.
Skills Include:
Matching
Discrimination (Sorting)
Number Recognition
Number Sequencing
Subitizing
Use with the number cards included or gather magnetic numbers, plastic numbers and number tiles to use with the activities.
Directions for Use:
File Folders:
Print out all pages on plain paper, glue the bases to file folders and laminate. Then laminate and cut out the game pieces. Add velcro to the back of the game pieces and the base of the file folder and put the pieces in an envelope or baggie. Attach the envelope or baggie to the file folder for safe keeping.
Cookie Tray Activities:
Print out all pages on plain paper and laminate. Then laminate and cut out the game pieces. Add magnets to the back of the game pieces and put the pieces in an envelope or baggie. Attach the envelope or baggie to the back of the activity sheet for safe keeping.
Work Binders:
Print out all pages on cardstock and laminate. Then laminate and cut out the game pieces. Add velcro to the back of the game pieces and the base of the game page and put the pieces in an envelope or baggie. Attach the envelope or baggie to the game page for safe keeping.
Clip Cards:
Print out all pages on cardstock and laminate. Cut the cards apart and put on a binder ring. Gather some clothespins and put them in a baggie. Make sure the clothespins are put with the clip cards when using and storing.
Center Activities:
Print out all pages on cardstock and put into page protectors. Then either laminate and cut out the game pieces, or gather magnet letters and letter tiles and place in a binder plastic binder pocket. Separate the activities with binder dividers and simply take out of the binder when needed.
Highlights
Description
About this resource:
This 170+ page file is perfect to use in a multi-level classroom. I use these activities for literacy centers, workboxes, teacher time, and independent work daily for my students with autism in K-3. Use them throughout the school year with your students who need extra practice.
This packet includes activities to use with cookie trays, as file folder games, center activties or in work binders for your students. Some activities include multiple pages, meaning you can use the activity more than once, but with different numbers.
Focuses on numbers 1 to 30.
Skills Include:
Matching
Discrimination (Sorting)
Number Recognition
Number Sequencing
Subitizing
Use with the number cards included or gather magnetic numbers, plastic numbers and number tiles to use with the activities.
Directions for Use:
File Folders:
Print out all pages on plain paper, glue the bases to file folders and laminate. Then laminate and cut out the game pieces. Add velcro to the back of the game pieces and the base of the file folder and put the pieces in an envelope or baggie. Attach the envelope or baggie to the file folder for safe keeping.
Cookie Tray Activities:
Print out all pages on plain paper and laminate. Then laminate and cut out the game pieces. Add magnets to the back of the game pieces and put the pieces in an envelope or baggie. Attach the envelope or baggie to the back of the activity sheet for safe keeping.
Work Binders:
Print out all pages on cardstock and laminate. Then laminate and cut out the game pieces. Add velcro to the back of the game pieces and the base of the game page and put the pieces in an envelope or baggie. Attach the envelope or baggie to the game page for safe keeping.
Clip Cards:
Print out all pages on cardstock and laminate. Cut the cards apart and put on a binder ring. Gather some clothespins and put them in a baggie. Make sure the clothespins are put with the clip cards when using and storing.
Center Activities:
Print out all pages on cardstock and put into page protectors. Then either laminate and cut out the game pieces, or gather magnet letters and letter tiles and place in a binder plastic binder pocket. Separate the activities with binder dividers and simply take out of the binder when needed.
