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Looking for a hands-on multiplication activity for your special education class? This adapted book focuses on multiplication by numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12. Your students will grasp an understanding of the times tables using this modified math activity. With visual prompts to assist them in answering each equation! SAVE $$$ BY BUYING IN BUNDLE! SAVE $6.50! That is like getting 2 complete adapted books + worksheets for FREE!How to use this special education math activity M

Are you looking for a simple matching colors activity for your special education class? This activity includes picture prompts of real life images and clipart images of examples of each colour. You will lay out 3 of the different colours, and the student will need to give you the correct color that matches the photo. Your students will learn about 11 different colours (blue, red, yellow, purple, orange, green, brown, black, white, grey and pink). LOW PREP COLOUR ACTIVITY / EASY PREPPrint

Are you looking for a hands on activity on comparing objects based on measurable attributes for special education? This activity comes with 8 different task cards and 2 worksheets that focus on length, height, mass, area and capacity. Students are asked to look at 4 pictures and order them according to the measurable attribute prompt. This activity is ideal for the Grade 1 measurement unit.For example, Order from lightest to heaviest - Lego, Basketball, Laptop then Dumbbell. Key concept

Are you looking for a hands on activity on comparing objects based on measurable attributes for special education? This activity comes with 20 different task cards that focus on length, mass, area and capacity. Students will assess which of 2 objects are longer/shorter, heavier/lighter, has the most surface area/least surface area, and can hold the most capacity/least capacity. This activity is ideal for the Grade 1 measurement unit.Key conceptsEvery shape or object has several attributes t

Are you looking for a hands on activity on measuring length and height for modified Grade 1 Math or Special Education? This is a great introduction to understanding the difference between length and height. First, students can use the task cards to practice reading the numbers on rulers and remembering the direction of the ruler when measuring either length or height. Then, students can put their knowledge to practice by using their own rulers and measuring the pictures! They will love to cut

Are you looking for a hands on activity on measurable attributes of 2D and 3D shapes for special education? This activity comes with 20 different task cards and a key terms definitions card, each asking a question about a 2D or 3D shape. Then the students will use a clothes peg to indicate which measurable attribute the question is referring to. This activity is ideal for the Grade 1 measurement unit.Key conceptsEvery shape or object has several attributes that can be compared. The same sh

Are you looking for a fun measuring length activity for special education? This activity comes with 20 different worksheets, each asking students to measure common classroom objects! Students would love getting up and moving to search for these items. Once they found them, they will measure them using snap cubes and paperclips. You can use this activity as a worksheet or booklet. OR make them reusable by laminating them in task card size! How to use this measurement activity? Students should

Are you looking for a fun directional language activity for special education? This activity comes with 33 task cards with unique directional language and cute images. Students will follow the code directions on a grid to reach a character/image. Students will make so much fun to see where the codes lead them too! This is the perfect beginner coding activity for your students to get more comfortable with directionality. What makes this better, is that these task cards are hands-on and reusa

Are you looking for a fun grade 1 geometry activity for special education or modified grade 1 geometry? This activity comes with 40 Task Cards that focus on identifying congruent shapes and not congruent shapes. These task cards come with 2 different visual prompts that can easily be phased out to increase proficiency! You can also use the key terms definitions task card to act as a further visual reminder of the definitions of congruency. WHAT'S INCLUDED40 task cards20 task cards WITH PROMPT

Are you looking for a fun grade 1 geometry activity for special education or modified grade 1 geometry? This activity comes with 36 Task Cards that focus on building 2D and 3D shapes while identifying how many faces, vertices and edges there are! WHAT'S INCLUDED36 different task cards Building 2D shapes task cards Building 3D shapes task cardsHOW TO USE THIS GRADE 1 SHAPES ACTIVITY?2D shapes task cards... Trace the 2D shapeBuild the 2D shape (Materials you could use: Toothpicks and marshmall

Are you looking for a fun grade 1 geometry activity for special education or modified grade 1 geometry? This activity comes with 55 Task Cards and 14 Puzzles that focus on faces, vertices and edges of 3D Shapes! This printable includes a "key terms" task card that describes the definition of faces, vertices and edges. Then students can apply their knowledge by counting the edges, vertices and faces of cones, cubes, rectangular prisms, square-based pyramids & more! How to use this Grade 1 3D

Are you looking for a fun grade 1 geometry activity for special education or modified grade 1 math? This activity comes with 27 different task cards that focus on sorting 2D shapes and sorting 3D shapes! These task cards focus on sorting shapes based on 1 attribute or sorting rule. Students will practice selecting which shape fits the sorting rule. Once they have mastered this, they will practice selecting a sorting rule based on a group of two-dimensional or three-dimensional shapes. How

Are you looking for a fun graphing activity for special education or modified grade 1 math? This activity comes with 24 different graphs with 3 worksheets / question cards for each graph! Students will practice analyzing the graphs by ordering items from greatest to least, finding totals and also comparing totals among the items. There are 3 graphs: Bar graphs, pictographs and tally charts. Each graph is based on a different theme. These themes are based on many childhood favourites to help

Are you looking for a fun graphing activity for special education? This activity comes with 10 graphing worksheets and 10 custom foldable dice blocks! Each worksheet and dice is based on a different theme. These themes are based on many childhood favourites to help keep your student engaged! From space theme, to fast food, to animals, there's something for everyone! How to use this graphing activity?Assemble the dice. You can do this ahead of time OR get the students involved and they can al

Are you looking for a fun data activity for special education? This activity comes with visual manipulatives, sorting mats, tally charts and blank graphs. Students will first practice organizing data based on a particular attribute. Then they will count and tally the totals for each group. Next, they will practice graphing the data, using the reusable graphing chart! How to use this data literacy activity?Decide on which visual manipulatives to use. There is a button activity and also a leaf

Are you looking for a fun coding activity for special education? This activity comes with visuals, coding grids and worksheets to explain their code. How to use these coding worksheets?Students will design their own scene by cutting and pasting from the visuals provided. Students will love to choose from the visuals from princesses, to super heroes, to dinosaurs! Then they will write their own code to get from Point A to Point BThey can either just choose 2 images and create a code to get fro

Are you looking for a fun coding activity for special education? This activity comes with 15 task cards. Students will write their own code to get from Point A to Point B, while avoiding the obstacles in the way! Students will have so much fun to see how they can manoeuvre around the different items in the way! This is the perfect beginner coding activity for your students to get more comfortable with directionality. What makes this better, is that these task cards are hands-on and reusabl

Are you looking for a fun coding activity for special education? This activity comes with 21 task cards. Students will follow the code directions on a grid to reach a character/image. Students will make so much fun to see where the codes lead them too! This is the perfect beginner coding activity for your students to get more comfortable with directionality. What makes this better, is that these task cards are hands-on and reusable! For more similar resources check out:Math ActivitiesLiter

Learning about money during math lessons is an important life skill and builds financial literacy. This activity helps students understand how different groups of coins could equal the same amount. This concept helps students greatly understand the concept of each value of coin. This will make paying for items with different groups of coins or bills and offering change much MUCH easier for them, once they strengthen this skill! Focusing on money for special education classes is a necessary skil

Are you looking for a telling time activity for your special education classroom? This activity gets the students to draw the hands of the clock! From telling time to the nearest hour, quarter past, half past and quarter to (:00, :15, :30, :45). There are OVER 45 different task cards! Telling time is such an important life skill, for students to gain independence and responsibility. How to use this time activity:Using a dry erase marker or washable marker, students will draw the hands of th