5 Task Box Hacks for Special Education Teachers

[@GabbyGibbs]

Great ideas! Love that you are making it FUNCTIONAL.

[@theautismhelper]

Thanks so much! That is always our goal 😊

[@kpossum8537]

excellent video excellent tips saving this video thank you for sharing these ideas as a reg ed teacher so many times I just don't know how to make these creative task boxes iv3 just been buying academic centers but didn't known how to bring the gap to get the kids ready to do centers 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 to you

[@theautismhelper]

SO happy to hear this was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@user123-ABC-AAA]

I am starting a new job in a functional elementary classroom and looking for ideas for independent life skills. I would like to incorporate laundry tasks. Have you ever given kids a small laundry basket with clothes and towels to fold and put away in drawers? What about stacking dishes since that is a necessary skill when bussing tables?

[@theautismhelper]

Yes! Stores like the Dollar Tree will be your best friend when starting these types of task bins. We have a ton of ideas on tasks like this on our blog!

[@tipotto896]

This is very helpful. Thank you so much

[@theautismhelper]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@tiahasare3339]

How many bins for 8 students? Is it 15?

[@theautismhelper]

My goal is 15 per student so they do 3 new tasks each day of the week

[@JL7ify]

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[@theautismhelper]

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[@ToddThompson-jh7wr]

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[@theautismhelper]

Thanks for watching!