Turkey Disguise Task Boxes | Task Boxes for Special Education

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Grade Levels

PreK - 4th, Homeschool

Subjects

Social Studies - History, Special Education, Thanksgiving

Resource Type

Activities, Printables

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Pages

14 pages

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This is a fun resource to bring out in fall. It might be a little kiddie-ish for my high schoolers but it also meets their needs of being engaging and matching at a harder level than identical matching.

— Molly W.

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I love this resource I used this in small group instruction and also had my IA's to use it in the classroom with our special needs students.

— Lynn F.

Rated 5 out of 5

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Turkey Disguise Task Boxes for Special Education • Thanksgiving Task Boxes for Special Education

What is included in this Task Box resource?

• 24 different task cards

• 3 levels of differentiation for maximized learning:

Turkey Disguise to Turkey Disguise (identical matching)
Turkey Disguise to Occupation Kid
Turkey Disguise to Occupation Word

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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Total Pages

14 pages

Answer Key

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