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What Function Questions for Autism, Speech Therapy
This resource helps students explore object function relationships and answer what questions. It uses real pictures to increase comprehension and expression of different what-function questions for students with autism, special education or speech therapy. It includes 4 levels of answering 'what' questions: Level 1: Answers "What" Questions Regarding Functions 30 What-Function Flashcards with a picture model and an introduction to What-Function Questions activityEx: "What do you drink from?" Le
Not Specific
Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Also included in: WH Questions Activities for Autism Bundle
Task Box: Colors
Build essential early learning skills with this engaging Colors Identical & Non-Identical Matching Task Box! 🌈 Designed for early learners and students who benefit from structured, hands-on activities, this resource targets both identical matching (same color to same color) and non-identical matching (matching different pictures that share the same color). This task box helps learners develop a strong understanding of colors while increasing visual discrimination and flexible thinking. By inclu
PreK - 1st
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
Popsicle Stick Fish Color Pattern Matching Fine Motor Color Recognition Center
Popsicle Stick Color Pattern Matching is a hands-on, engaging activity designed to help children build early math and fine motor skills through creative pattern play. As children match and arrange popsicle sticks to complete color patterns, they strengthen color recognition, visual discrimination, and sequencing skills while developing a strong foundation for mathematical thinking. This activity also supports problem-solving and critical thinking as children identify, extend, and recreate patter
PreK - 3rd
Mental Math, Not Subject Specific, Other (Math)
Popsicle Color Matching Activity Color Recognition Task Cards Fine Motor Skills
Popsicle Color Matching Game is a hands-on color recognition activity where children place colors onto a popsicle template to match task cards, building engaging, structured practice into early learning. As children complete each design, they strengthen color recognition, visual discrimination, and early patterning skills while also developing fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and attention to detail. This activity also supports problem-solving and critical thinking as children observe,
PreK - 2nd
Mental Math, Not Subject Specific, Other (Math)
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