Elementary Programs Basic Principles Applied Behavior Analysis Resources
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Wet vs Dry Sorting Activities | Real Picture Sorting for Autism, SPED, Preschool
Wet vs Dry Sorting Activities | Real Picture Sorting for Autism, SPED, Preschool & KindergartenWet vs Dry Sorting Activities | Real Picture Sorting for Autism, SPED, Preschool & Kindergarten Feed the Series™ Wet vs Dry Sorting Activities is a hands-on real picture sorting system designed to teach students how to identify, compare, and sort wet and dry objects using structured visual supports, differentiated levels, and interactive “feed the board” learning. This resource was created for: • Autis
PreK - 1st
Basic Principles, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Fast vs Slow Sorting Activity| 3 Levels| Language & Life Skills| PK SPED Autism
Fast vs Slow Sorting Activity | 3 Levels | Language & Life Skills | SPED Autism PK–2 Pre-K Stations/CentersTeach fast vs slow in a way that actually sticks.This is not just a sorting activity. This is a complete language + sorting system that helps students: understand movement concepts build expressive language make safe, real-life decisions Designed for special education, autism support, and early learners, this resource moves students from supported practice → independent thinking using
PreK - 1st
Basic Principles, Social Emotional Learning, Vocabulary
Full vs Empty Sorting Activity | Life Skills + Language | SPED Preschool Kinder.
Full vs Empty Sorting Activity | Life Skills + Language | SPED Preschool Kindergarten | Real Pictures | 3 Levels | IEP Data Teach full vs empty in a way that actually sticks. This hands-on, differentiated sorting system helps students understand real-life concepts while building language, decision-making, and independence. Designed for preschool, kindergarten, and special education classrooms, this resource uses real pictures and structured supports to move students from supported learning to in
PreK - 1st
Basic Principles, Environment, Other (Science)
Heavy vs Light Sorting Activity | Life Skills SPED | Real Pictures | 3 Levels
Heavy vs Light Sorting Activity | Life Skills SPED | Real Pictures | 3 Levels | IEP Goals | Language & Behavior System PK K 1 Make heavy vs light finally CLICK for your students—without boring worksheets. This hands-on Heavy vs Light Sorting System helps students build real understanding, use language, and make meaningful connections through structured, differentiated practice. Perfect for special education, early learners, and intervention groups, this resource combines life skills + languag
PreK - 1st
Basic Principles, Classroom Community
Living vs. Non-living - Camping Edition - Nature Sorting Velcro Activity
72 Sorting Cards | Differentiated Mats | Science CentersTake the guesswork out of teaching biological classification! Whether you are running a busy classroom, a specialized behavioral clinic, or a themed summer camp, this Skill Explorer pack provides the high-volume practice students need to truly master the concept of living vs. non-living things. With 72 unique items, this isn't just a "one and done" worksheet—it’s a comprehensive tool designed for repetition and mastery. 72 High-Quality So
PreK - 3rd
Basic Principles, Biology
Sorting Activities | Printable Sorting Boards for SpEd, ABA, Early Learners
Bring sorting skills to life with this engaging set of printable activities! Perfect for therapists, teachers, and tutors, these hands-on resources make it easy to teach categorization, comparison, and critical thinking in a way that’s adaptable for all learners. ✨ What’s Included This complete resource pack features 15+ sorting activities, covering a wide range of topics: Science & Nature: Animal classification, habitats, plant vs. animal, states of matter, light vs. sound Everyday Life: Nu
PreK - 2nd
Basic Principles, General Science, Other (Math)
Sorting Categories Cut & Paste Activity | Preschool & Kindergarten Fine Motor
A hands-on sorting worksheet designed for little learners! Children will cut, sort, and glue (if desired) pictures into four simple categories based on the task card — colors, food groups, transportation, and basic categories.This engaging activity strengthens fine motor skills, categorization, and critical thinking while helping young learners build vocabulary and observation skills. Perfect for: Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten students Homeschool, centers, or morning work What’s Include
PreK - K
Basic Principles, Environment, Vocabulary
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