Packaging tasks are some of my favourites around the holidays. There are so many neat gift boxes and bags, as well as festive decorations, school supplies and table scatter that the possibilities are endless! Erasers are some of my favourite because there are always different packages of cute festive characters, they are the perfect … Continue reading Christmas Task Boxes – Part 2
Christmas is my favourite time of year, and I love bringing it into my classroom. Wandering the dollar stores to find fun, festive materials to make new task boxes is one of my favourite pastimes. Making seasonal activities is a great way to mix things up for your kiddos while they continue to work on … Continue reading Christmas Task Boxes – Part 1
What are put-in tasks? They are exactly as they sound - tasks where students must put something into some sort of container. These are some of the first activities that little learners are able to do and they are perfect for developing fine motor skills and building independence. When starting students on an independent work … Continue reading Put-In Tasks
Assembly task boxes are some of my favourite activities to give my kiddos, and they love doing them too. When the students do their independent work activities, I usually try to give them one math based, one literacy based and one that is more fun and hands-on - what I call assembly tasks. These are … Continue reading Task Boxes: Assembly Tasks
One of my favourite types of tasks to make are fine motor activities that I like to call "assembly tasks". These activities require students to use different fine motor skills to build, create or put something together. There are several reasons I love using these activities in my classroom: they teach valuable fine motor skills … Continue reading Fine Motor Tasks Boxes & Your Local Hardware Store
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