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Mailing Sort Functional Work Task The students will sort the stamps, addresses, and post cards to match for each character. This is a functional work station used in an autism classroom but it could easily be used in a primary classroom. I printed, laminated, and cut out the stamps, addresses, and post cards. I also cut off the fold and laminated my envelopes. I used a straight edge to cut the envelope back open. I then put Velcro on the pieces and the envelopes in the correct location for

A months worth of prompts for higher functioning writers that can cut and pasted into the top of the journal (notebook) and then write from. A months worth of cut and paste picture words to create a sentence that correlates with the journal prompts. Used in an autism classroom. Could be used in a center laminated and cut to create sentences.

Food group sorting cards: These can be used in a lesson or as a functional work station for students with special needs. I printed them on card stock, laminated them, and cut them out. I purchased a file box and used the food group label cards to label each tab in the file box. I then created a functional work station where the students have to file the correct food behind the correct food group tab. I have attached the directions for the functional work station that I use in my station complet

Wants and needs heading cards and pictures of wants and needs to sort on a t-chart Created for students with special needs and used with students with autism Unique Learning System April 2014

I purchased a silverware tray at Goodwill and a box of plastic silverware. I have for you directions for the independent functional work station for a special education class or early childhood classroom.

Special Education self-contained classroom- Autism Unique Learning System Intermediate May 2014- Cell Vocabulary Sort Created for students with autism in a self contained special education classroom. Unique Learning System Intermediate May 2014 theme Watch http://www.brainpop.com Cell Specialization video 1. Have students cut out the pictures and definitions. 2. Have students match the picture and simplified definitions.

I purchased a file box and index cards. I used colored stickers to label each card. I have the visual directions for the independent functional work task station that I use in my autism classroom. You could also use this in an early childhood classroom.

Functional Work Station: Classification of Animals Mammals Fish Insects Birds Print on cardstock- Laminate and cut out cards for sort

A visual sign or lesson aid for students with Special Needs (specifically autism) for students who spit both for medical needs or sensory

A cut and paste activity using pictures to make a list of 8 steps needed for the Going to School Routine. Use pictures to have students make a visual of their routine in the morning. Great for students with special needs or students who are beginning readers.