Kim's Learning Tree

Print out on card stock and laminate. I included in this package 2 sets of food cards: one set is labeled and the other is just pictures also are blank cards for you to add your own pictures. I also included larger pictures of the same foods. Need: I used mini Chinese food containers (I got them from the Dollar Tree) as my containers for sorting but you can use anything. There are a few different way to use this product: 1. Memory Game- print out two copies of each set of cards and use i

Directions: Print out on card stock and laminate…cut apart the foods and use Velcro on the back of each food (store the foods on the 2 pages marked Shopping Items and place 9 Velcro pieces on each shopping cart. This product can be used two different ways. First: I use this for my autistic students as a shopping activity where they get a shopping list & they find the item and put it in their cart. Secondly: If you have more advanced students they can shop and add the food to their carts and the

This activity is used to sort foods into breakfast, lunch and dinner.

This product is a recipe for monkey bread or as my class renamed them, monkey balls because they didn't look like bread to them.

This product is 2 pages in length: 1 Visual of the step by step process of folding towels 1 Task Analysis Sheet to record data

Directions: Laminate the recycling bins and the recycling items and cut apart. Put Velcro on the back of each “recycling” item and on the bin it would be recycled into and then your students can match the item to the bin. This can also be used without Velcro to make it easier to manipulate. This can also be printed out and used as a worksheet. Credits: All images are from Google images. If you like what you see visit my store “Kim’s Learning Tree”

Shopping Task Analysis This task analysis takes you through all the steps of shopping and paying for your groceries. We use this in our classroom store.