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Visual Art Projects (Level 2) Bundle For Preschool Autism - Year Round Crafts
Introducing "Color, Cut, Glue" - a themed preschool art project specially designed for special education students. This resource addresses fine motor skill development through simple, theme-based art projects. It also helps address receptive and expressive language. This resource will help you provide structure by presenting the activity, in the same way, every time. This will help build a familiar routine and increase predictability. Your students will begin to understand "what work", "how much
PreK - 1st
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Visual Arts
Fall Visual Art & Craft Projects (Level 1) For Preschool Autism - Growing Bundle
Do you have students who have difficulty paying attention to art projects? Do the adults end up doing most of the project? Nobody wants that! Do your students avoid touching anything messy (don't want to touch things like paint)? Mine too! That's why these projects don't require touching any "yucky" sensory materials. The projects do not require cutting, assembling, or multiple steps. These autumn themed visual art resources will make your art projects super predictable, short and sweet, while r
PreK - 1st
Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening, Visual Arts
BUNDLE! Full Year Themed Alphabet Dot Pages with ASL Fingerspelling #2
Perfect for PreK! This Bundle includes 15 resources for Alphabet Letter Dot Pages with ASL designed to make letter recognition fun with monthly themes! Plus 2 extra themed resources and a black and white version. Each resource has ✅ 26 worksheets ✅ Both Uppercase and Lowercase letters on each page (A–Z) ✅ ASL fingerspelled letter visual on every page Perfect for: Fine motor skill developmentVisual-spatial practiceLetter recognitionASL exposure and inclusionLiteracy centersMorning workSmal
PreK - 1st
Alphabet, American Sign Language, Coloring Pages
Visual Art Projects Level 1 MEGA BUNDLE For Preschool Autism Special Education
Do you have students who have difficulty paying attention to art projects? Do the adults end up doing most of the project? Nobody wants that! Do your students avoid touching anything messy (don't want to touch things like paint)? Mine too! That's why these projects don't require touching any "yucky" sensory materials. The projects do not require cutting, assembling, or multiple steps. This visual art resource will make your art projects super predictable, short and sweet, while reducing the need
PreK - 1st
Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening, Visual Arts
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