Description
Incorporates money, time, measurement, numeracy, sequencing and functional sight words. Activities include everything you need to set up an academically based work activity program.
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- Number Line Assembly
- Money Packaging
- Clock Setting
- Clip Sequencing
- Magnet Assembly
- Pipe Inspection
- Cube Weighing
- Day Card Packaging
- Month Card Packaging
- Shopping Card Assembly
Clip Sequencing
Follow basic patterns by attaching wooden clips to printed pattern cards. Three levels of difficulty feature AB, ABB, AAB and ABC patterns.
Clock Setting
Set hands on model clocks to match printed time cards
Three levels of difficulty: By the hour, by the minute and elapsed time.
Cube Weighing
Weigh plastic cubes in grams with a digital scale to match printed cards
Three levels of difficulty require varying weight tolerances.
Day Card Packaging
Learn the days of the week, organization/planning and basic problem solving
Insert day-of-the-week cards into vinyl pockets to answer prepared questions. Three levels of difficulty progress from basic matching to looking up answers in an illustrated weekly planner to accommodate the various levels of problem solving.
Dowel Inspection
A matching and packaging test
Match and package painted wood dowels using a quality-control jig. Three lengths (with 1/8-inch tolerance) are acceptable—other sizes are rejects.
Magnet Assembly
Practice sorting and fine motor skills
Construct magnet assemblies to match printed model cards. Three levels of difficulty require students to match the number and Color of magnets and washers and whether they repel or attract.
Money Packaging
Practice counting and money skills!
Package coins and bills to match printed money cards. Three levels of difficulty: Coins only, $1-$10 and $1-$100.
Month Card Packaging
An effective way to introduce dates
Insert month cards into vinyl pockets to answer prepared questions. Three levels of difficulty progress from basic matching to looking up answers in an illustrated calendar.
Number Line Assembly
Use the number line to solve the problems on the cards. Place Color-coded pegs in a number line (0-10) to solve printed problem cards. Three levels progress from matching to add/subtract problems.
Shopping Card Packaging
Organize the cards or create a shopping list!Insert shopping cards into vinyl pockets to answer prepared questions. Three levels of difficulty progress from basic sorting to completing picture/word shopping lists.