Structured Tasks

Use these wait strips during activities with children with Autism. Color in the circles and when all of the circles are colored in, the activity is all done. This file includes three wait strips (4 circles, 5 circles, 8 circles).

This schedule can be used to provide structure at school for children on the Autism spectrum or for children with other special needs. Simply print, laminate, cut and velcro. Please contact me if you need additional schedule pieces and I can make a customized posting for you!

Make stories come alive in the palm of your hand! This is a fun way to help struggling students to focus on reading and characters. Students with Autism or other special needs will love this small book of "The Itsy Bitsy Spider" that can be created and attached to a simple work glove with some velcro. The directions are the preview file! Using a "glove story" can help you to draw attention to your face to help make a connection with hard to reach students.

Make stories come alive in the palm of your hand! This is a fun way to help struggling students to focus on reading and characters. Students with Autism or other special needs will love this small book of "Five (5) Little Monkeys" that can be created and attached to a simple work glove with some velcro. The directions are the preview file! Using a "glove story" can help you to draw attention to your face to help make a connection with hard to reach students.

This is a fun activity to use with younger students or students with cognitive impairments. Students will cut out the fun plant and animal illustrations and will glue them onto the provided chart. This is great to use for independent work for students within special education classes. In addition, it is a great pre and post assessment during units.

This is for a sink or float activity. This is great for children with Autism or younger children.

Make stories come alive in the palm of your hand! This is a fun way to help struggling students to focus on reading and characters. Students with Autism or other special needs will love this small book about Buzz Lightyear at school that can be created and attached to a simple work glove with some velcro. The directions are the preview file (the directions are general for all of my glove stories)! Using a "glove story" can help you to draw attention to your face to help make a connection with

This is a simple way of showing addition for children with special needs. They can match or color blocks for addition problems. This also includes a blank addition mat so that you can make your own!

Have your child or student practice tracing, developing new calendar skills and learning about daily holidays.

This simple graphic organizer can be used for each state. Students write down the same information each time. This creates predictability for students on the Autism Spectrum that may be included in your classroom.

This is a page of visual directions for dodgeball. This can be utilized during PE or outdoor recess. This is a great tool for visual students.