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Academics Blog Freebies Seasonal Summer Task Boxes

Free Fruits and Veggies Sort

Using task boxes increases students independence! Try these free fruit and veggie sorts in your summer task boxes!

Independent work libraries are a HUGE part of helping your students become independent learners and creating a classroom environment that runs smoothly. It’s a win win for everyone because students are becoming more independent and teachers are freed up!

You can learn more about setting up an independent work library here!

Using task boxes increases students independence! Try these free fruit and veggie sorts in your summer task boxes!

I love any task that I can quickly prep, pull, and clean up. Sorting mats are a huge win for this!

Using task boxes increases students independence! Try these free fruit and veggie sorts in your summer task boxes!

To make this task errorless, just give students one mat with all the correct answers! This increases motivation, confidence, and of course independence!

Using task boxes increases students independence! Try these free fruit and veggie sorts in your summer task boxes!

If your students are non readers you can give them a visual prompt on the sorting mat by adding one fruit and one veggie to each mat as a cue!

Using task boxes increases students independence! Try these free fruit and veggie sorts in your summer task boxes!

DOWNLOAD The free fruit and veggie sorting mat along with 3 other summer themed freebies here.

Learning to do work independently through task boxes is a great way for students to become independent learners, gain independent skills, and free up staff members! I love using task boxes in the classroom because it is a win win for everyone involved!

Using task boxes increases students independence! Try these free fruit and veggie sorts in your summer task boxes!

If you like sorting mats, check out these sorting file folders that use real pictures, HERE.

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