Task Bins Printables

Following Directions, Teamwork, Sequencing Students complete tasks by following a pattern/sequencing card.    🥪 = 🍞+🍅+🧀 Each set comes with 40-120 Printable Sequencing Cards, and uses REAL photographs of all the ingredients. Patterns range from using 2 to 12 ingredients to complete each task. What's Included Includes 10 task bins!  Printable Fully editable text Standard printer friendly prints 8.5x11 sheets Instant Access 40-120 sequencing cards per set blank ordering sheets photographs of all of the ingredients for students to assemble the various food items Printable Sets 🍔 Burger  🌮 Taco  🥪 Sandwich  🍦 Ice-Cream Cone  🍕 Pizza  🥗 Salad  🍣 Sushi  🥔 Baked Potato  🍝 Pasta  💝 Box of Chocolates  Not just a task bin! Comes with 6 Game Ideas for partner/ whole class instruction. MATERIALS ARE DELIVERED VIA EMAIL Digital  Ready to go- no need to print or prep Drag and drop features  Hosted on Google Slides Setup instructions included Each set comes with 25 digital sequencing cards Drag and Drop Sets 🍔 Burger  🧁 Cupcake 🥪 Sandwich PB&J 🍦 Ice-Cream Cone  🍩 Box of Donuts  🍽️ Dinner 🍣 Sushi  🥔 Baked Potato  🥪 Sandwich 💝 Set of Chocolates 

This is the bundle you NEED to teach counting coins. Perfect for early elementary or special education classrooms.  BONUS: Buy today to get 160 Coin Identification Task Cards FREE. 🤑 Printable PDF 7 Task Bin Centers I can buy gummy bears. (Pennies) I can buy lollipops. (Nickels)  I can buy candies. (Dimes)  I can buy donut holes (Quarters)  Nickels and Pennies  Dimes and Pennies Quarters and Pennies - 4 differentiated levels of support included with each center! 1. Visual Counting Support and Velcro Strips 2. Velcro Strips (No Visual Counting Supports) 3. Visual Counting Support- No Velcro 4. Candy/ Price Only   Set up instructions included Digital Versions Distance Learning?  You can get started with the interactive digital versions 💻 in a matter of SECONDS.  Drag and Drop on Google Slides: Pennies Nickels Dimes  Quarters Pennies and Nickels Pennies and Dimes Pennies and Quarters  Digital Setup BONUS Coin Identification  Still have students working on coin identification? Differentiation is a breeze when you have the right materials.  Buy this set today, and get 160 coin identification task cards FREE. 

Ensure that your students get daily practice in the classroom by using these task boxes/task cards/rotation activities!     This set seriously makes core vocabulary AAC practice a no-brainer. Great for both independent work as well as working with your paraprofessionals.   This is set 1 and it has everything you need to get lots of fun repetitive practice the following core vocabulary words: get, eat, drink, put, happy and sad.  Includes Get: Get/Don’t Get:  Shopping List Task Bin Get/Don’t Get:  Gift Shopping Task Get it:  Sensory Bins Eat: Eat/Don’t Eat:  Sorting Task Bin Eat:  Fine motor activity Drink: Drink/Don’t Drink:  Sorting Task Bin Put: Put In:  Utensil Sorting Task Bin Put on:  Counting Bears Task Bin Put In:  Recipe Task Happy/Sad: Happy/Sad:  Emotion ID cards That’s 10 complete core vocabulary tasks- totaling 98 pages of communication practice!

A fun way to build vocational, social skills,  and teamwork! Contains: 40 pattern/sequencing cards that show a completed burger. (ex: 🍔- 🍞, 🍅, 🧀) Cards range from 3 - 12 ingredients.  Blank Menu: Ordering Cards 6 Games for partner/ whole class instruction.  + BONUS NO PREP Digital Set + 26 Digital Cards💻:🍔 Want more? This set is included in our Build a... BUNDLE that includes 9 more food sets. Click here to check it out. 

Make core vocabulary AAC practice a breeze with these task boxes/task cards/rotation activities. As an special SLP, I know that it can be a challenge to find ways to incorporate daily practice of core vocabulary words into your students' routine. Task boxes and task cards are a great way to do just that!   This set includes everything you need to get lots of fun repetitive practice the following core vocabulary words: up/down, open/close, same/different, make/it and who.   Up / Down: Sorting Task Bin- Students will sort scenes by whether they are going 'up' or 'down' based on the contents of the scene. For example, they will put the girl walking up the starts in 'up' and the man cutting a tree down in 'down'. Car Driving Task Bin- Supply some toy cars and students drive “Up” or “Down” to each pictured destination. 20 roads with destinations included. *You can also use the phrases “Go up” and “Go down” Open / Close: Clothespin Choice Task Cards- Students will match clothespins to the corresponding picture. For example, they will match the clothespin with the picture of a wrapped present to 'open it' and "close it" to the picture of an open unattended refrigerator door. Open / Close Activity Task Bin- For this task bin you’ll need to gather a few things from around your classroom/ office. We recommend you choose a variety of small, lidded containers. This is a dual task- first the student will say “open” as they go through and take the lid off of each container, revealing some small item inside (we like to use small birthday bag toys, or other goodies we can find at the dollar store). Secondly, they will say “close” as they go back through the containers, this time placing the items back inside and the lids back on. Open It: Unwrapping Presents- In this activity, students will take turns unwrapping and wrapping presents. presents. To “open” the presents, the student will say “Open it” and then proceed to remove the gift wrapping and find out what’s underneath! Make It: Make a Face Task Bin- Students use the phrase “make it” as they choose the face, eyes and mouth to complete each picture. Choice Making Task Cards- Choice Making Task Cards. Have your student look at the two pictures and decide which one they would choose to make. Same / Different: Which One Is different?- In this activity, students will look at three pictures and identify which one is different. For example, they may see three pictures of dogs but one dog may be wearing a collar while the other two are not. Find The Same- The student looks at a card and finds all of the items that are the “same.” These task boxes and task cards are a great way to ensure that your students are getting daily practice with their core vocabulary words. That’s 11 complete core vocabulary tasks- totaling 104 pages of communication practice! They are also great for working with paraprofessionals!

Students Need help with any of the following... Fine Motor, Fidgeting, Anxiety, Stress, Handwriting We've combined visual supports + therapy putty to create your next favorite task bin!  11 step by step hand exercises with pictures and video models is a great task bin that will develop fine motor skills while providing sensory input.  Your students will beg you to use this, and you'll love how ready to work after getting a bit of a sensory break.  14 Page PDF delivered immediately upon purchase. 📧

  Teach your students to follow instructions and directions while working on visual memory, visual discrimination, sequencing and motor planning at the same time! This set works on so many skills at once! Often times our students with special needs have a difficult time following verbal directions. This set lets your students work on a variety of skills, while allowing them to meet success by providing them with the visuals they need to complete tasks independently! Includes: 80 Ice Cream Cone Pattern / Sequencing Cards Clear photographs of Ice Cream Scoops and Ice Cream Cones Each pattern/sequencing card shows a completed ice-cream cone Ice Cream Cone Pattern/ Sequencing Cards range from 2-8 pieces. 5 Game Ideas for partner/ whole class instruction. Use the cards at an independent workstation or turn it into a partner/ whole class activity by using the game options.   Individual Task Bin: If your student is overwhelmed by the larger snowmen combinations- teach them to cover everything on the card above the layer they are currently working, moving it up with each piece they add.   Visual Perceptual Work: Build a sushi platter using one of the cards then set out a few cards below it. Have your student determine which sushi platter your built. This could also be a partner work-where one student is working on completing the task and the other student is only working on the visual perceptual piece.     Want more? This set is included in our Build a... BUNDLE that includes 9 more food sets. Click here to check it out. 

Our November Simple Task Bins provide the essential tools to increase visual memory and visual discrimination. (foundation for reading) Printable  Prints on regular sized paper. 8.5x11 Saved in PDF Files  6 Quick and Easy Task Bins: Matching Same  Shadow Matching  Memory Game Shadow Matching Memory Game  Straight Line Puzzles  Continue the Pattern  Saved in a 36 page PDF Matching Cards: Students use identical objects in their day-to-day lives to match, with increasing difficulty. Shadow Matching Cards: Shadow matching increases the complexity of this task by showing a different version of an object's shadow. This is going to demand a more sophisticated ability to follow patterns and distinguish differences from two very similar images. Matching Identical Images Memory Game: No one ever said that completing these tasks was going to be easy! In order be successful at match up pairs correctly players will need concentration, memory skills and visual discrimination abilities.Shadow Matching Memory Game: A third step advanced level for students who have mastered matching identical images.

 Teach your students to follow instructions and directions while working on visual memory, visual discrimination, sequencing and motor planning at the same time! This set works on so many skills at once! Often times our students with special needs have a difficult time following verbal directions. This set lets your students work on a variety of skills while allowing them to meet success by providing them with the visuals they need to complete tasks independently! Includes: NO PREP digital option (depicted in video preview) 80 Chocolate Box Pattern / Sequencing Cards Clear photographs of everything, chocolate box and chocolates Each pattern/sequencing card shows a completed Chocolate Box. Chocolate box Pattern/ Sequencing Cards range from 3-8. 6 Game Ideas for partner/ whole class instruction. Use the cards at an independent workstation or turn it into a partner/ whole class activity by using the game options. Individual Task Bin: If your student is overwhelmed by the larger combinations- teach them to cover everything on the card above the layer they are currently working, moving it up with each piece they add. Visual Perceptual Work: Build a chocolate box using one of the cards then set out a few cards below it. Have your student determine which chocolate box you built. This could also be a partner work-where one student is working on completing the task and the other student is only working on the visual perceptual piece. Want more? This set is included in our Build a... BUNDLE that includes 9 more food sets. Click here to check it out. 

Looking for a fun and educational way to keep your little ones busy this Halloween? Look no further than our Halloween Task Bins! These bins include 6 individual task stations 20 Halloween identical matching cards 20 shadow matching cards 9 straight line puzzles matching game (traditional) and shadow matching game. The individual task bins are designed to increase your student's visual memory and visual discrimination. The easiest activity includes matching identical objects, but increases in complexity with shadow matching, straight line puzzles and continuing the pattern. These tasks are perfect for preparing once and placing into individual work stations. Visual memory and visual discrimination activities are incredibly important for learning essential skills like sight words, letter/number recognition, copying from the board, paying attention to detail…and so much more! So grab a set of our Halloween Task Bins today and let the learning (and fun!) begin! Individual activities are described below: Matching Cards: Students use the full-color images to match identical objects. Shadow Matching Cards: Shadow matching increases the complexity of this task. Your student will need to match the full-color image with shadow version. Matching Identical Images Memory Game Shadow Matching Memory Game Memory is a great way to work on improving your student's visual memory in a fun and interactive way. Straight Line Puzzles: 6 and 9 piece puzzles challenge your students to pay attention to detail and carefully line up the colors and lines in order to build the school supplies. Increase the challenge by mixing 2 or more puzzles together. Continue the Pattern: Blank Template. After your students complete the matching card- challenge them to recreate the card by continuing the pattern.

Teach your students to follow instructions and directions while working on visual memory, visual discrimination, sequencing and motor planning at the same time! This set works on so many skills at once! Often times our students with special needs have a difficult time following verbal directions. This set lets your students work on a variety of skills, while allowing them to meet success by providing them with the visuals they need to complete tasks independently! Includes: 40 Baked Potato Pattern / Sequencing Cards Clear photographs of baked potato parts (baked potato and various toppings) Each pattern/sequencing card shows a completed Baked Potato Baked Potato Pattern/ Sequencing Cards range from 3 - 12 pieces. 6 Game Ideas for partner/ whole class instruction.   Use the cards at an independent workstation or turn it into a partner/ whole class activity by using the game options.   Individual Task Bin: If your student is overwhelmed by the larger snowmen combinations- teach them to cover everything on the card above the layer they are currently working, moving it up with each piece they add.   Visual Perceptual Work: Build a baked potato using one of the cards then set out a few cards below it. Have your student determine which baked potato you built. This could also be a partner work-where one student is working on completing the task and the other student is only working on the visual perceptual piece. Want more? This set is included in our Build a... BUNDLE that includes 9 more food sets. Click here to check it out. 

Teach your students to follow instructions and directions while working on visual memory, visual discrimination, sequencing and motor planning at the same time! This set works on so many skills at once! Often times our students with special needs have a difficult time following verbal directions. This set lets your students work on a variety of skills, while allowing them to meet success by providing them with the visuals they need to complete tasks independently! Includes: 2 Levels: Level 1 and Level 2 EACH LEVEL HAS 20 Sushi Platter Pattern / Sequencing Cards (total of 40) Clear photographs of Sushi Platter parts (rolls, sashimi, extras) Each pattern/sequencing card shows a completed Sushi Platter (a combination of rolls and extras) Sushi Platter Pattern/ Sequencing Cards range from easy to hard. 6 Game Ideas for partner/ whole class instruction. Use the cards at an independent workstation or turn it into a partner/ whole class activity by using the game options. Individual Task Bin: If your student is overwhelmed by the larger snowmen combinations- teach them to cover everything on the card above the layer they are currently working, moving it up with each piece they add. Visual Perceptual Work: Build a sushi platter using one of the cards then set out a few cards below it. Have your student determine which sushi platter your built. This could also be a partner work-where one student is working on completing the task and the other student is only working on the visual perceptual piece. Want more? This set is included in our Build a... BUNDLE that includes 9 more food sets. Click here to check it out.