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School Rules and Things I See in a Special Education Classroom TASK CARDS with Visual Prompts
Students will practice a variety of school rules and responses and identify objects associated with a Special Education classroom by answering, “When I see this, I will…”, as they see a real-life picture of the object or activity with these Task Cards!

HOW TO IMPLEMENT IN YOUR CLASSROOM:

• Use as an independent work task. Students may clip with a clothespin, mark with a thin dry erase marker, point to, or say the correct answer. This allows for ALL students to be able to participate in this activity!
• Introduce the activity during a whole group lesson (or small group) so students can easily grasp the concept. NO READING SKILLS REQUIRED!

SCHOOL RULES and OBJECTS included in this 36 real-life picture Task Card Set:

• Classroom door
• Cafeteria table
• Scooter
• Student chair
• Pencil
• Backpack
• Safety harness
• Study carrel
• Scissor
• School worker
• Walking rope
• Finished box
• Circle Time
• Visual Timer
• Lunch Tray
• Students in line
• Bounce on ball
• Therapy Putty
• Glue stick
• Visual Schedule
• Toilet
• Lunchbox
• Ruler
• Therapy swing
• Pencil sharpener
• Crayons
• Puzzle
• Slide
• “I am working for” card
• First/Then Board
• Drinking fountain
• Computer
• Eraser
• Paper
• Blocks
• Math

SUGGESTED IEP GOALS:

Given an independent work task related to objects found, or experiences in the school setting, along with a choice of two visual/word responses, STUDENT will ________ (clip/mark/point/say) the correct answer, with 80% accuracy, over a 6 week period, by MONTH, YEAR (IEP end date).

Given up to ____ (36) real-life pictures of experiences or objects commonly associated with a Special Education classroom/school setting and a choice of two visual/word responses, STUDENT will identify what is shown in the picture and provide up to three descriptive words (adjectives) about each object/experience in order to increase language skills, with 80% accuracy, over a 9 week period, by MONTH, YEAR (IEP end date).

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Given an independent work task related to objects found, or experiences in the school setting, along with a choice of two visual/word responses, STUDENT will ________ (clip/mark/point/say) the correct answer, with 80% accuracy, over a 6 week period, by MONTH, YEAR (IEP end date).

Given up to ____ (36) real-life pictures of experiences or objects commonly associated with a Special Education classroom/school setting and a choice of two visual/word responses, STUDENT will identify what is shown in the picture and provide up to three descriptive words (adjectives) about each object/experience in order to increase language skills, with 80% accuracy, over a 9 week period, by MONTH, YEAR (IEP end date).
This item is recommended for the following grade levels:

Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade

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