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Spring File Folder Games and Activities for Special Education – Basic Concepts
Spring File Folder Games and Activities for Special Education – Basic Concepts
Spring File Folder Games and Activities for Special Education – Basic Concepts
Spring File Folder Games and Activities for Special Education – Basic Concepts
Spring File Folder Games and Activities for Special Education – Basic Concepts
Spring File Folder Games and Activities for Special Education – Basic Concepts
Spring File Folder Games and Activities for Special Education – Basic Concepts
Spring File Folder Games and Activities for Special Education – Basic Concepts
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"I love this resource! It was super easy to assemble and use with my special education students. Thank you!"
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Heather H.

Description

These spring, weather and bug themed basic concepts file folder activities cover 10 different basic skills your special education students should be practicing every day! Each concept has 2 levels for a total of 20 file folder activities. Level 1 has a word and visual cue while level 2 only has the word.

File folder activities are ideal for students with autism or others in your special education classroom. The predictable nature and left to right pattern of the work appeals to their strengths! These include a mix of matching and sorting activities and are perfect for independent work stations, morning work, warm-ups, direct instruction and task boxes. Some of my students even take folders for the bus ride home!

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This is part of a larger yearlong bundle. Check it out here and get all 12 months at a huge discount!

Concepts included:

  • Colors
  • Numbers to 10
  • Shapes
  • Same or Different
  • Big or Small
  • In or Out
  • On or Under
  • In front or Behind
  • Right or Left
  • None, some or many

The preview includes photos of all 10 concepts. Please be sure to check it out to make sure it is appropriate for your students.

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Spring File Folder Games and Activities for Special Education – Basic Concepts

Adapting for Autism
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What others say

"I love this resource! It was super easy to assemble and use with my special education students. Thank you!"
star
Heather H.

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Description

These spring, weather and bug themed basic concepts file folder activities cover 10 different basic skills your special education students should be practicing every day! Each concept has 2 levels for a total of 20 file folder activities. Level 1 has a word and visual cue while level 2 only has the word.

File folder activities are ideal for students with autism or others in your special education classroom. The predictable nature and left to right pattern of the work appeals to their strengths! These include a mix of matching and sorting activities and are perfect for independent work stations, morning work, warm-ups, direct instruction and task boxes. Some of my students even take folders for the bus ride home!

Savings ALERT!

This is part of a larger yearlong bundle. Check it out here and get all 12 months at a huge discount!

Concepts included:

  • Colors
  • Numbers to 10
  • Shapes
  • Same or Different
  • Big or Small
  • In or Out
  • On or Under
  • In front or Behind
  • Right or Left
  • None, some or many

The preview includes photos of all 10 concepts. Please be sure to check it out to make sure it is appropriate for your students.

Report this resource to TPT
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Rated 4.87 out of 5, based on 63 reviews
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I love this resource! It was super easy to assemble and use with my special education students. Thank you!
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I'm very happy with the quality of this resource, works well!
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November 1, 2024
Love using these in my self contained classroom with students on the autism spectrum
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July 10, 2024
These were such cute file folders with a spring theme!
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September 10, 2023
All of my students were engaged with this! Each is at a different level, but all were able to engage and participate. The graphics were great and it was very easy to create!
Sarah S.
150 reviews
Grades taught: PreK
Student populations: Autism, Mild to severe disabilities
Rated 5 out of 5
July 5, 2023
These gave me a good variety of work levels to meet the needs of many different kids in my room. Both the kids and I enjoy having different seasons and themes for the work and these were definitely a hit!
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