Description
Task analysis is the process of breaking down a task into smaller steps for students who struggle with multi-step directions. Steps can be taught one at a time until they are mastered. With mastery of each step the student becomes more independent in his/her ability to perform the larger skill/task. These cards use task analysis with visual checklists to teach everyday life skills (see the list of specific skills taught below).
For best results, print and laminate the cards. There are boxes in the top right corner of each picture are for you (or your student) to check off each step (or use stickers) as it is completed. Use vis-à-vis (wet erase) markers on the laminated cards. Place the laminated cards in easy to view places where the student will be completing each task (such as the bathroom mirror).
Six Task Analysis Cards are Included (each with six steps):
1. How to Wash Your Hands
2. Getting Ready for Bed (with three versions/options)
3. Getting Ready for School (with three versions/options)
4. Crossing the Street Safely
5. How to Pack a Lunch
6. How to Make Jelly Toast
If you are looking for the steps to be broken down even more, check out my Sequencing Rings!
You might also be interested in the following related products:
Build-A-Story Writing Center
Sequencing Sort Writing Center
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For best results, print and laminate the cards. There are boxes in the top right corner of each picture are for you (or your student) to check off each step (or use stickers) as it is completed. Use vis-à-vis (wet erase) markers on the laminated cards. Place the laminated cards in easy to view places where the student will be completing each task (such as the bathroom mirror).
Six Task Analysis Cards are Included (each with six steps):
1. How to Wash Your Hands
2. Getting Ready for Bed (with three versions/options)
3. Getting Ready for School (with three versions/options)
4. Crossing the Street Safely
5. How to Pack a Lunch
6. How to Make Jelly Toast
If you are looking for the steps to be broken down even more, check out my Sequencing Rings!
You might also be interested in the following related products:
Build-A-Story Writing Center
Sequencing Sort Writing Center
Don't forget to leave feedback and earn TpT credit!
To receive updates on new and current products, follow me in these locations:
Teacher Gems TpT Store
Teacher Gems Blog
Teacher Gems Facebook Page
Teacher Gems Pinterest Page
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Digital downloads
Grades
PreK - 2nd
Subjects
Pages
15
Description
Task analysis is the process of breaking down a task into smaller steps for students who struggle with multi-step directions. Steps can be taught one at a time until they are mastered. With mastery of each step the student becomes more independent in his/her ability to perform the larger skill/task. These cards use task analysis with visual checklists to teach everyday life skills (see the list of specific skills taught below).
For best results, print and laminate the cards. There are boxes in the top right corner of each picture are for you (or your student) to check off each step (or use stickers) as it is completed. Use vis-à-vis (wet erase) markers on the laminated cards. Place the laminated cards in easy to view places where the student will be completing each task (such as the bathroom mirror).
Six Task Analysis Cards are Included (each with six steps):
1. How to Wash Your Hands
2. Getting Ready for Bed (with three versions/options)
3. Getting Ready for School (with three versions/options)
4. Crossing the Street Safely
5. How to Pack a Lunch
6. How to Make Jelly Toast
If you are looking for the steps to be broken down even more, check out my Sequencing Rings!
You might also be interested in the following related products:
Build-A-Story Writing Center
Sequencing Sort Writing Center
Don't forget to leave feedback and earn TpT credit!
To receive updates on new and current products, follow me in these locations:
Teacher Gems TpT Store
Teacher Gems Blog
Teacher Gems Facebook Page
Teacher Gems Pinterest Page
For best results, print and laminate the cards. There are boxes in the top right corner of each picture are for you (or your student) to check off each step (or use stickers) as it is completed. Use vis-à-vis (wet erase) markers on the laminated cards. Place the laminated cards in easy to view places where the student will be completing each task (such as the bathroom mirror).
Six Task Analysis Cards are Included (each with six steps):
1. How to Wash Your Hands
2. Getting Ready for Bed (with three versions/options)
3. Getting Ready for School (with three versions/options)
4. Crossing the Street Safely
5. How to Pack a Lunch
6. How to Make Jelly Toast
If you are looking for the steps to be broken down even more, check out my Sequencing Rings!
You might also be interested in the following related products:
Build-A-Story Writing Center
Sequencing Sort Writing Center
Don't forget to leave feedback and earn TpT credit!
To receive updates on new and current products, follow me in these locations:
Teacher Gems TpT Store
Teacher Gems Blog
Teacher Gems Facebook Page
Teacher Gems Pinterest Page
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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My students loved using this resource for their work! They were engaged in the help and had no trouble getting started. It took little time to prepare this resource, so it was easy for me to use it in a time crunch. I adapted it for my emerging students and had them skip some more challenging questions.
Wonderful! I’m so glad your students enjoyed it! Thanks for your purchase and feedback! ~Kelsea
I used this to measure an IEP goal for a special education student.
Wonderful! Thanks for your purchase and feedback! ~Kelsea
Purchased for the crossing the street TA but only had a female version and I needed the male. Plan to use the others.
Thanks for your purchase and feedback! I’m sorry you needed a male crossing guard. I only had a female picture to use from what the clipartist made. I hope you find the rest of the cards helpful!
Thank You!
You’re welcome! Thanks for your purchase and feedback! ~Kelsea
Thank you! I love using these throughout the school!
Thanks Nancy! I’m glad you are enjoying them!
Great for my students who are really struggling with sequencing. The real life scenarios really help!
Thanks Carolyn! I'm glad you have found this helpful for your struggling learners!
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