I have talked before about what I carry around in my inclusion bag , but I also keep an inclusion box in some of the classrooms I work ...

I was working on another literacy box similar to the ones I made when I developed the pirate hand puppet and the pirate rhyming  and...

I made this task for one of my kiddos who is working on 1:1 correspondence.  I am hoping that being able to feel what he is counting will...

             It is time for the monthly linkup at  Autism Classroom news  for workboxes..... I am just running a few days late.  I ...

So what did you think of the alphabet matching task?  Easy to make right?  Well this one is even easier! I found these great 3 section t...

I have 3 new work tasks to share, but  spreading them out over 3 posts so I can build suspense (dun, dun, dun!). The first one is a new up...

This simple sorting task has been a big hit with two of my students.  We simply have the students sort a collection of counting bears into t...

  I am super excited to be doing my first guest blog post for Learning Ahoy!  When I sat down to think about what topic I should cover, I in...

I love going to garage sales and thrift stores. I have been sharing this love with my boys so now they get to go with me on Saturday mornin...

I made a work box similar to this one last year but used erasers instead of scatter (that is the official name for the little heart...

Another one of those life skills that is difficult to grasp is money. This is a topic that we go over continually all year round. One of ...

Another work box I have set up, especially this time of year, is gloves.  This is not only a great fine motor skill, but an important life ...

Sorting is one of those skills that all kids need to learn and it makes a great work box! I have a lot of sorting tasks. Here are some of ...