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Triangle Shapes Worksheet: Accessible version for students with disabilities
Triangle Shapes Worksheet: Accessible version for students with disabilities
Triangle Shapes Worksheet: Accessible version for students with disabilities
Triangle Shapes Worksheet: Accessible version for students with disabilities
Triangle Shapes Worksheet: Accessible version for students with disabilities
Triangle Shapes Worksheet: Accessible version for students with disabilities
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This worksheet is designed to help students practice tracing the shape of a triangle. In addition to tracing exercises, it features real-life examples of triangles, such as birthday cones, pizza slices, and traffic signs. The second and third worksheets are specifically tailored for students with disabilities, such as those with hand spasticity or mobility impairments and those with low vision. The images on these worksheets have been enlarged, and the lines are thick to make it easier for students to see and stay within the lines.

As a suggestion for teachers, students may benefit from using a black colored pen or a thick crayon to further enhance visibility.

For students who have difficulty keeping the paper stable, the teacher may consider sticking the paper onto the student's desk to help with stability.

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Triangle Shapes Worksheet: Accessible version for students with disabilities

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PreK - K
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3
Teaching Duration
30 minutes

Description

This worksheet is designed to help students practice tracing the shape of a triangle. In addition to tracing exercises, it features real-life examples of triangles, such as birthday cones, pizza slices, and traffic signs. The second and third worksheets are specifically tailored for students with disabilities, such as those with hand spasticity or mobility impairments and those with low vision. The images on these worksheets have been enlarged, and the lines are thick to make it easier for students to see and stay within the lines.

As a suggestion for teachers, students may benefit from using a black colored pen or a thick crayon to further enhance visibility.

For students who have difficulty keeping the paper stable, the teacher may consider sticking the paper onto the student's desk to help with stability.

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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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February 1, 2024
Great way to promote independence in working! Students found it engaging and were able to test their skills.
Bethany H.
26 reviews
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th
Student populations: Autism, Emerging bilinguals, Learning difficulties, Mild to severe disabilities

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