Autism center ideas

Task boxes and file folder activities are a must in the special education classroom, but coming up with task boxes that are engaging and meet student IEP goals can feel like a challenge! In this post, I am sharing some must-have task box ideas for special education. Discover letter identification file folders, sight word task boxes, telling time activities, 1:1 correspondence activities, and more. I also share fine motor task boxes, matching and sorting activities, and more!

Do you teach in a self contained SPED classroom? Looking for new work task ideas on the cheap? Check these out! #sped #specialeducation #autismclassroom

Are you a special education teacher looking to add some new task boxes for centers to your classroom? Look no further! In this post, I am sharing the best task boxes for your self-contained classroom. Discover fine motor activities, sorting activities, social-emotional activities, math activities, and more! Try these FREE task boxes for special education today!

Task boxes are sometimes referred to as shoe box tasks, and I on the other hand refer to them as called Quiet Boxes because because when my kiddos are busy away…they’re either quiet and…

Using task boxes in your special education classroom allows students to work on their fine motor skills. But you may be wondering how you can offer a variety of task box choices without spending a ton of money. Today, I am sharing 3 DIY task boxes you can make right now for your special education classroom. These task boxes are great for fine motor practice and can be used for morning work, independent work stations, or centers.

Need a quick set of task box ideas for autism classrooms? We have a set just for you! Learn how and why you need work tasks for your special education students.

Errorless learning is the PERFECT way to introduce your learners to independent work and specific skills! This errorless number resource is a great way to introduce numbers 1-20 one at a time! #sped #autismclassroom #specialeducation #spedteacher

Learn how to set up IEP Goal Bins to simplify progress monitoring in special education. Free Webinar with materials to get you started today!

Play-based teaching is something that is beneficial for all young children, whether they are in Special Education or not. It encourages creativity, collaboration, problem solving, and fosters student engagement. In this post, I am sharing how to use play-based teaching in a self-contained classroom! Ditch the worksheets and give play-based centers a try instead.

Yesterday I explained my worksheet system for homework and independent work binders. Of course my whole class cannot do worksheets - that would be too easy.

Find hands on, sensory based ideas that you can easily incorporate into your math instruction in special education or inclusion settings. These ideas don't require a lot of extra materials or time to gather making them ideal for autism classrooms, self-contained programs, kindergarten and remedial math classes. Click to begin reading the blog post!

Setting up math and reading binders as centers for beginners in autism classroom.

Making Center Rotations a Breeze! #theautismhelper #TAH #sped #autismideas