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Functions of an Object | Autism ABA | Receptive & Expressive Language
This visual resource is designed to help children understand and describe the functions of everyday objects. This product includes 5 different sets, each with 4 different functions and 3 examples of objects for each function—for a total of 60 unique objects to cut out as individualized stimuli. Each object is shown in two formats: a real-life photo and a cartoon illustration, helping learners generalize features across different visual styles. With 120 total images, this resource supports the de
PreK - 3rd
Not Subject Specific, Vocabulary
Sorting by Class | Sea Animals Task Box | ABA & Special Education
Build categorization and early science vocabulary with this Sorting by Class: Sea Animals Task Box, designed for special education, ABA, and early learning classrooms. In this hands-on activity, students sort sea animals into their correct class categories, strengthening their ability to group items based on shared characteristics. Students sort animals into categories such as Fish, Shark, Seal, Turtle, and Stingray, reinforcing class membership, visual discrimination, and foundational science
PreK - 2nd
Not Subject Specific
Sorting Pets by Class | Pets Task Box | ABA & Special Education
This animal-themed task box teaches students to sort pets into categories (dog, cat, snake, fish, hamster). With 15 pet images and 5 clear sorting categories, learners practice classification, visual discrimination, and critical thinking. These are essential skills for ABA programs and special education classrooms. Perfect for: • ABA programs (VB MAPP, ABLLS, AFLS targets) • SPED classrooms, life skills centers, and independent work systems • Small group instruction, discrete trial teaching,
K - 3rd
Not Subject Specific
Sorting by Class | Sea Animals Task Box | ABA & Special Education
This sea animals sorting task box teaches learners to sort ocean animals into categories (seal, shark, fish, turtle, stingray). Sorting activities support classification, visual discrimination, and functional vocabulary development. Ideal for ABA therapy and special education classrooms targeting early categorization and IEP goals. Perfect for: • ABA programs (VB MAPP, ABLLS, AFLS targets) • SPED classrooms, life skills centers, and independent work systems • Discrete trial teaching, centers,
K - 3rd
Not Subject Specific
Make the Same Pattern | Craft Stick Cards | Visual Perception | PreK–Grade 1
These bold, colourful pattern cards invite children to look at a craft stick design and recreate it exactly using their own coloured craft sticks. Each card shows a clear "Make the same pattern" instruction and a single pattern displayed in a clean bordered frame - no clutter, no distractions, just the task. Patterns range from simple parallel arrangements to more complex overlapping, interlocking, and angled designs, making this set suitable for a wide range of learners and easy to differentiat
PreK - 1st
Not Subject Specific
Non-Identical Matching Task Box - Fine Motor
Nonidentical Matching task box! Includes 10 cards with various items (school, shoes, aquarium, etc) and their matching item (bookbag, socks, fish, etc.) Use fine motor skills to place the card next to its match! Works with or without velcro.
PreK - 5th
Not Subject Specific
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