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These are menu math task cards designed for neurodiverse learners. I used these with my students with autism spectrum disorders. There are six task cards included in this set. Each task card follows the same format. In each task card, there is a child "ordering" three items from a menu. Below, the prices of just those three items are listed. There are also the following two questions on each task card: "How much does it cost?" and "How many dollars should I use to pay?" These task cards all

These are the second level of menu math task cards designed for students with autism spectrum disorders. There are six task cards included in this set along with a menu. Each task card follows the same format. In each task card, there is a child "ordering" three items from a menu. All three items are listed on the menu that goes along with the task cards. Below, students write how much each item costs and how much the total order costs. In addition, students are asked if they have enough money

This is one of my "I can!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like this re

This is one of my "I can!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like this re

This is one of my "I can!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like this re

This is one of my "I can!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like this re

This is one of my "Let's Count!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like t

This is one of my "I can!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like this re

This is one of my "I can!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like this re

This is one of my "I can!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like this re

This is one of my "I can!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like this re

This is one of my "I can!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like this reade

This is one of my "Let's Count!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like t

This is one of my "Let's Count!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like t

This is one of my "Let's Count!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like t

This is one of my "Let's Count!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like t

These worksheets are used in my special education classroom. They are useful for students with special needs, especially students with autism spectrum disorders, due to the highly structured design. Students draw the corresponding number or dots in the box underneath each addend, count all of the dots, and write the sum in the box to the right of the equal sign. Students can also place manipulatives in the box.

This is one of my "I can!" interactive readers that I use to teach my students with autism. It helps them learn their numbers, counting skills, sight words, and new vocabulary. They can be used with any young children for the same purpose. These readers can also be used to work on fine motor skills such as drawing and using scissors. A black and white copy of the same reader is provided in the pages after the color copy. Terms of Use: These can be used for personal only. If you like this reade