Description
- This resource is designed to help you teach your students to identify pictures as either depicting equal or unequal as a mathematical term as in ABLLS-R R25 R26.
- First, there are 10 worksheets, each with 4 pictures pair sets, arranged in dyads. One of the dyad reflects “equal” and one using the same materials reflects “unequal” Written instructions ask the student to circle the word “equal” or “unequal” for each picture. There is no particular level difficulty to the worksheets so you may do them in any order.
- Also there are 3 worksheets that are the same format except that the comparisons are made by looking at items in one picture vs. a pair. (within picture comparison).
- There is an “Equal vs Unequal” Sorting Mat on page 16. Print and laminate the Mat as well as print, cut apart and laminate all the pictures pairs on pages 3-12. Give your student up to 4 pictures, 2 that equal and 2 that are unequal and have them sort them out onto the mat/squares provided.
- There are many options for delivery of the lessons.
a. Print and use a traditional worksheet.
b. Cut apart the worksheets in dyads or single items.
c. Print and laminate or use plastic sheet protectors and
wipe-off markers
d. Print, laminate and cut out all the pictures and use them to teach
your students to receptively and expressively identify Equal vs Unequal.
Representations include comparisons in number, numeral, size, amounts length, units of measure, volume etc, all in simple picture form.
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You May: Save this product to your personal/Computer files, Use for personal, single classroom or home school, Make copies for your own students, Share the cover page or link to this product site on social media. Purchase additional licenses at a discount cost, for other classrooms in your school or other teachers.
You May Not: Share the actual digital or paper product via copying, email, clouds, or any other device or manner with anyone other than the original purchaser even if it was free, place this product on any site for public download, claim any or all of this product as your own work or resell any part of all of this product, schools may not purchase one license for an entire school or system. You may not use this resource for programs such as OutSchool without a special license and permission from ABA Treasure Chest.
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Description
- This resource is designed to help you teach your students to identify pictures as either depicting equal or unequal as a mathematical term as in ABLLS-R R25 R26.
- First, there are 10 worksheets, each with 4 pictures pair sets, arranged in dyads. One of the dyad reflects “equal” and one using the same materials reflects “unequal” Written instructions ask the student to circle the word “equal” or “unequal” for each picture. There is no particular level difficulty to the worksheets so you may do them in any order.
- Also there are 3 worksheets that are the same format except that the comparisons are made by looking at items in one picture vs. a pair. (within picture comparison).
- There is an “Equal vs Unequal” Sorting Mat on page 16. Print and laminate the Mat as well as print, cut apart and laminate all the pictures pairs on pages 3-12. Give your student up to 4 pictures, 2 that equal and 2 that are unequal and have them sort them out onto the mat/squares provided.
- There are many options for delivery of the lessons.
a. Print and use a traditional worksheet.
b. Cut apart the worksheets in dyads or single items.
c. Print and laminate or use plastic sheet protectors and
wipe-off markers
d. Print, laminate and cut out all the pictures and use them to teach
your students to receptively and expressively identify Equal vs Unequal.
Representations include comparisons in number, numeral, size, amounts length, units of measure, volume etc, all in simple picture form.
Please click the green Preview button above for more information!
Leave feedback for TPT Credit towards your future purchases!
Email us at: abatreasurechest@aol.com
Visit our Store for more!
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Aba-Treasure-Chest
ABA, Discrete Trial and Special Education resources!
Follow our store for the latest resources and sales!
Other Great ABA Resource Categories!
Terms and Conditions:
Please help teacher authors keep creating by following copyright law! When you share low cost resources on free sites, drives or with individuals who did not purchase them, not only does it violate copyright law but it hurts your teacher community in the end if teacher authors are not able to keep creating for you. Thank you!
Terms of Use
You May: Save this product to your personal/Computer files, Use for personal, single classroom or home school, Make copies for your own students, Share the cover page or link to this product site on social media. Purchase additional licenses at a discount cost, for other classrooms in your school or other teachers.
You May Not: Share the actual digital or paper product via copying, email, clouds, or any other device or manner with anyone other than the original purchaser even if it was free, place this product on any site for public download, claim any or all of this product as your own work or resell any part of all of this product, schools may not purchase one license for an entire school or system. You may not use this resource for programs such as OutSchool without a special license and permission from ABA Treasure Chest.
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