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These single digit addition cards have a consistent layout on each card, making them perfect for students with autism! You may choose to laminate these cards and place Velcro on the answer choices (last page) and on each card where the answer will go so that students must simply match the correct answer. For students who are already writing, you may choose to have students write their answers below the line on each card. For some students, you may choose to cover up the dots or ask students 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.