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Free Robot Patterning Task for Early Childhood!

Free Robot Patterning Task for Early Childhood!

Hello Friends!

I am so excited to offer this fun FREEBIE  Early Childhood Task for you to use in your classroom! Task box systems take a LOT of time to create and assemble, so I went ahead and created this fun one for you to just print and use right away!

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Looking for more early childhood activities? Check these out below!

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FREE Math Printable Task Box for Special Education

FREE Math Printable Task Box for Special Education

FREE Math Printable Task Box for Special Education

Hello friends! I don’t know about you, but we are ICED in this weekend!

I am not a fan of winter or cold weather, at all! I much prefer a warm beach with ice in a drink, not all over the ground! However, being frozen inside does bring about some fun family time with my kids. I have collaborated with several other teachers to create this super fun…

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TASK BOXES

People with autism tend to be very visual thinkers. There's a program called TEACCH (www.teacch.com) and one of the basic principals is visual structure. Applying visual structure to learning activities leads to task boxes. They are self-contained activities (in this first instance, the activity is matching animals). The student can see how much work there is to do and can tell what to do by looking at the materials. The teacher can work one on one with the student on a new activity or skill and when the student starts to become comfortable with the activity, they can work independently to practice the skill. This is more meaningful for the student than completing worksheets because the materials are manipulative and it is also more practical, especially if the student isn't able to read and write

via: http://nicolemays.blogspot.com/2009/03/task-boxes.html#ixzz1svjb3I00