Join our Newsletter!
Showing 193–208 of 333 resultsSorted by latest
Actividad práctica para ayudar a los niños con habilidades fonéticas tempranas, incluida la identificación de las letras y los sonidos asociados al comienzo de las palabras. Estas son habilidades fundamentales para convertirse en un lector exitoso. Se han incluido soportes visuales en cada tarjeta. Agregue algunas clavijas y esto será una gran adición a cualquier…
Are you trying to help your students effectively cope with expected and unexpected changes? Look no further than our “I Can Cope with Change Social Narrative” resource! This powerful social narrative is designed to support children, including those with Autism or special needs, in building resilience and acquiring essential coping strategies to navigate changes with…
Need a simple, hands-on way to teach cause and effect? Our Cause and Effect Puzzles have students match two picture pieces to show what happened and why. Perfect for SLPs, special education teachers, autism classrooms and early literacy centers, our puzzles build reasoning, inferencing and language skills. What’s included in our Cause and Effect Puzzles:…
Can your students think about a picture and answer a yes or no question about it? Our Yes No Comprehension Task Cards ask questions like “Can you eat this?” and “Can this jump?”, building understanding and reasoning, not just labeling. Created for SLPs, special education teachers, autism classrooms and ESL programs, our task cards are…
Are your early learners still finding it tricky to hear the beats in a word? Counting syllables is one of the first big steps in phonological awareness, and it is so much easier when children can see, say and clap each word. Our Syllable Task Cards turn counting syllables into a quick, hands-on clip card…
These are colorful, fun and engaging visual supported Task Cards support students with object recognition and yes/no questions and answers. Students are encouraged to use clothes pegs to identify the right answer. An alternative can be to use a white board marker or simply point. Print and laminate these cards and you will be able…
Enhance language development and engage your students with these vibrant and interactive “What Questions” task cards. Designed with visual supports, these versatile resources cater to a wide range of learners, including early learners, children with autism, those with learning difficulties, non-verbal students, and special needs individuals. KEY FEATURES: Visual Supports: The task cards include visual…
These fun and engaging task cards are a fun way to learn number recognition from 0 – 20. This is a great resource for early learners which includes Pre-k, Kindergarten (Prep) and special education. LAMINATE THESE TASK CARDS TO USE OVER AND OVER! 🩷 Looking for more Occupational Therapy resources? Anxiety & Worry CBT Digital…
Are your learners ready to practice forming capital letters? Our Letter Tracing Cards show every uppercase letter with numbered starting points and arrows, so children learn the right way to form each letter. Perfect for OTs, early learning teachers, special education staff and parents, our cards build letter formation, fine motor control and letter recognition….
Looking for a fun summer fine motor activity? Our Summer Play Dough Mats show simple pictures for students to copy with play dough, building hand strength while they create. Great for OTs, early learning teachers, special education staff and parents, our play dough task cards make fine motor practice playful. What’s included in our Summer…
Use a whiteboard marker or your finger to follow the pathways from one end to the other. Fun and engaging way to build fine motor and visual co-ordination skills. This is a great resource for early learners which includes Pre-k, Kindergarten (Prep) and special education. LAMINATE THESE TASK CARDS TO USE OVER AND OVER! 🩷…
Are your students learning to understand “not” in questions? Our Negation Task Cards ask questions like “Who is not lining up?” and “Which one is not a stop sign?” with picture choices for every answer. Designed for SLPs, school counselors, special education teachers and life skills programs, our no-prep cards build negation understanding while reinforcing…
Looking for a simple category sorting activity with clear, adult-friendly pictures? Our Healthy and Unhealthy Food Sort has learners sort food picture cards into healthy and unhealthy buckets. Created for SLPs working with adults, aged care and dementia programs, OTs and special education teachers, our task cards build categorization, vocabulary and decision making. What’s included…
There are a total of 36 cards which include a particular behaviour and choice which occur within a school environment. These include within the classroom, at recess, in the corridor, on a bus and in the playground. On each card, the student as asked to reflect on the situation and choose whether it is a…
Get your students excited about learning with these colorful and interactive “What Question” task cards focused on community helpers. Designed specifically for speech therapy and language development, these task cards are packed with engaging activities to enhance comprehension and critical thinking skills. KEY FEATURES: Community Helpers Focus: Each task card revolves around different community helpers,…
Need no-prep practice for prepositions and spatial concepts? Our Prepositions Task Cards ask students questions like “What is before the sun?” and “What is between the banana and the strawberry?” with pictures to look at. Perfect for SLPs, special education teachers and early learning classrooms, our task cards build understanding of before, after, left, right,…
We noticed you're visiting from Australia. We've updated our prices to Australian dollar for your shopping convenience. Use United States (US) dollar instead. Dismiss
