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"My students loved this activity when we used it in our Functional Life Skills class. It was so wonderful to have a simple easy-to-use activity to help students learn about what is safe and unsafe."
Cherie M.
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Here, you will receive a digital download of a "Safe vs. Unsafe" program that I have created. This includes a variety of file folder activities to print and laminate: sorting, matching, safe/unsafe signs
Instructions
- Sorting: print, laminate, cut, and velcro, and instruct the child to sort each example in the safe/unsafe category.
- Matching: print, laminate, and instruct the child to use a dry-erase marker to draw a line to match the setting to the correct safety protocol.
- Signs: print, laminate, cut, attach a popsicle stick to the back of each sign, provide vocal examples of safe and unsafe activities and instruct the child to hold up the correct sign (i.e., holding hands in the parking lot, running with scissors)
Assessment Tool Source: AFLS HS 11
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What others say
"My students loved this activity when we used it in our Functional Life Skills class. It was so wonderful to have a simple easy-to-use activity to help students learn about what is safe and unsafe."
Cherie M.
Description
Here, you will receive a digital download of a "Safe vs. Unsafe" program that I have created. This includes a variety of file folder activities to print and laminate: sorting, matching, safe/unsafe signs
Instructions
- Sorting: print, laminate, cut, and velcro, and instruct the child to sort each example in the safe/unsafe category.
- Matching: print, laminate, and instruct the child to use a dry-erase marker to draw a line to match the setting to the correct safety protocol.
- Signs: print, laminate, cut, attach a popsicle stick to the back of each sign, provide vocal examples of safe and unsafe activities and instruct the child to hold up the correct sign (i.e., holding hands in the parking lot, running with scissors)
Assessment Tool Source: AFLS HS 11
Enjoy : )
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My students loved this activity when we used it in our Functional Life Skills class. It was so wonderful to have a simple easy-to-use activity to help students learn about what is safe and unsafe.
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