A peek inside 5 free resources to add to your independent work library! If you have been following me, you will know that I offer many free task boxes that are SIMPLE just like these ones! I have many seasonal boxes, so today I am showing some that are not so seasonal!
Two levels of matching are included in this activity, picture to picture and picture to word. This makes it easy to quickly adapt depending on a students level.
Download the Community Helpers 4 Free Task Boxes here!
I love using math tasks in work boxes- Here’s this one that works on 1:1 and word number matching- I love including multiple levels to meet your students needs.
Download the Math 4 Pack of Task Boxes for FREE here!
Spring is the perfect time to bring out some animal boxes! My daughter is loving farm animals right now, so I’m going to let her use these in her sensory bin- but I thought your classrooms could use them too!
This would work perfect for a farm animal unit, animals unit, pet store unit, ESY, before a community outing to a farm, or just for fun!
Download the Animals 4 Pack of Task Boxes for Free here!
Practice shapes in new ways with the differentiated shapes task boxes and sorting mats!
Download the Shapes Task Box 4 Pack for Free!
HOW TO STORE!
These task boxes can be easily stored in a small plastic bin, like the one linked here (affiliate link), or in a shoebox! It it quick and easy to prep and will last forever with the right lamination! (hint, you can find my favorite kind here- it’s not scotch.) (affiliate link) Get the task box labels seen above here.
Want to learn more about Task Boxes?
Learn how to organize, build schedules, and set up an independent task box center in this blog post!
Get the Task Box Center Labels here!
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