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Community Helpers Missing Pieces Task Box | Task Boxes for Special Education

Community Helpers Missing Pieces Task Box | Task Boxes for Special Education

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Community Helpers Task Boxes for Special Education •

What is included in this Task Box resource?
• 19 different task cards; 9 community people and 10 community places
• 2 levels of differentiation for maximized learning:
  • Errorless
  • Fill in the Blank

What skills does this set of Task Boxes practice?
Expand vocabulary, practice and model communication, hand-eye coordination and visual spatial perception, colors, shapes, and patterns... all while establishing independence!

How do you store all of the pieces?
You have options when it comes to storage. You can use photo boxes or pencil boxes, baggies or laminated envelopes. Whatever works best for you, and whichever you have space for.

Can these be used outside of a special education classroom?
Absolutely! These task boxes can be used in special ed, regular ed, homeschool, tutoring... any setting.



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KT Teach Create Inspire

I have a student with a goal to recognize community signs. I have taken the expectation a step further with including associations for specific community places for this child. This resource has been great for meeting my needs and was easy to prep.

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Randi Jo M.

My special ed students loved this. It helps supplement their learning of community helpers and places

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Say YES To Learning

So cute! Love these so much!

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Kelsey M.

Great resource!

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Lindsay O.

Great Resource!

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Elizabeth G.

We created a bulletin board out of this activity and it makes a great work station.

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Ashley S.

Love this resource

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The Primary Paige

My students love all of the missing piece task boxes!

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Brad S.

This is a great resource for my students in special education! I made file folders and I love them ;)

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Ali's Lessons

The options to scaffold are great, thanks for making a unique file folder game.

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Alice T.

Really cute thank you

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Jill M.

useful

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Jummai A.

Useful resource, thanks.

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Jennifer Lynn S.

My own children asked why they'd never done an activity like this before as they helped me prep. These are super cute and ready to go for my community helper unit in a few weeks. :)

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cassie F.

Great, fun activity to add to my daily task boxes!

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Ashley E.

Excited to set this up!

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Karen F.

Challenging!

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Jenna B.

Good for independent work

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Teresa R.

Thank you! Super great resource! :)

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Leslie D.

Love it!

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Sheila T.

We have been trying to transition away from identical matches for one stuent and this will help.. The student especially likes puzzles and he will see this as such.
Thank you!

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Morgan G.

Great!

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Monica W.

Great addition to our task box collection!

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Tina Eygabroad

easy to use

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A Little Something Special

Good resource

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Dr Nation's Education

Adding this to my toolbox of community helpers resources! Thank you!

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Claire N.

Organized tasks that allow instant success are always good additions to my task box inventory.

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The Elementary Speechy

Love it!

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Natalie R.

Love these! Perfect station in resource.

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Mrs Kirk

Love this stuff!

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Exceptional Little Learners

I love this product! My students got a kick out of this activity and it helped bring out a lot of language from my littles. Perfect!

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Pam H.

Fun twist on matching! A perfect challenge for my higher level students.

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Marie Conley

I use this for my higher students to work on. Because the velcro dots I used are not see through the errorless cards that I made still are harder for my lower students. Great for our community helper unit!