House Rooms Sorting Mats | Rooms of a House Activity
House Rooms Sorting Mats | Rooms of a House Activity
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Sorting is an essential skill that students need to learn in their early education years.
With this set of rooms in a house shapes sorting mats, students can sort 80 different household objects by the room they belong in (10 shape mats, 8 different sorting pieces per mat).
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10 (ten) rooms in a house sorting mats
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1 (one) rooms in a house reader - printable (16 page booklet)
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rooms in a house lesson plans (how to use what's included)
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First (read the booklet), Then (complete the sorting mat)
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Skills Targeted by These Activities
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Potential IEP Goals for Skill Mastery
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Other activity ideas for this topic
What rooms of a house are included?
- Bathroom
- Bedroom
- Dining Room
- Garage
- Office
- Yard
- Nursery
- Laundry Room
- Living Room
- Kitchen
How do I use this in my classroom?
I print on white cardstock, laminate, cut out and add Velcro. During center time or during "free" time, these sorting mats are readily available for students to work on. Depending on ability level, I give the student multiple sorting mats to work on at once.
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Used to supplement a unit on homes and rooms in them
This resource is a great hands-on way for students to learn and sort different rooms of a house. The sorting mats are clear, easy to use, and help reinforce vocabulary in a meaningful way. My students enjoyed the interactive nature of the activity and were able to complete it with minimal support after modeling. It worked well in small groups and centers, and required very little prep. A simple and effective resource for building early social studies and language skills.
This is a great resource for my students who are working on categorizing! Thank you!
Simple to use and met my expectations.
These are great!!! We use them as activities in our task box system and for independent work time as well
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Used to supplement a unit on homes and rooms in them
This resource is a great hands-on way for students to learn and sort different rooms of a house. The sorting mats are clear, easy to use, and help reinforce vocabulary in a meaningful way. My students enjoyed the interactive nature of the activity and were able to complete it with minimal support after modeling. It worked well in small groups and centers, and required very little prep. A simple and effective resource for building early social studies and language skills.
This is a great resource for my students who are working on categorizing! Thank you!
Simple to use and met my expectations.
These are great!!! We use them as activities in our task box system and for independent work time as well
Thankyou for this resource- it was what I was looking for to support a child learning different rooms of the house and their contents
I’ve been using this with my students with ASD during our speech sessions. They are engaged by being able to use pieces. Their classroom teacher has reported that the skills they have developed from this resource using it during therapy has carried over to helped them during circle time.
Very useful activity for targeting language!
These cards make great task boxes. Thanks!
This resource is perfect to help my students with life skills as well as vocabulary!
My students loved using this resource for our Where We Live unit! They loved sorting each item in the correct room. They also loved talking about how certain items can belong in other rooms too! Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you!
great resource for my students
My students loved it
My students loved this activity.
My students enjoyed being able to decorate their rooms. The graphics were great.
I cant wait to use this with my student when we focus on "around the house" for life skills
Great resource for children learning about items in the home, especially when they are non-verbal.
These sorting mats are the best!! It is perfect for any sorting/categorizing goals that my students have and they are just great tasks to use during independent work in order to make sure students are keeping on different skills like this yet in an easy and relatively mess free and quick way! Thank you!
My students are able to complete tasks such as this independently. I like to keep lots of new tasks for them so they do not get bored. I printed, laminated and velcroed them so they are all ready to go when we return.
Great resource for drawers
Great resource!!