This month we’ve chatted about all kinds of ways to incorporate academics into your independent work systems. I love use sorts, file folder activities, and adapted books in my independent work systems. Another go-to resource for this area are task cards. Task cards are literally the most versatile tool ever and they are stupid easy to prep. I love task cards in all of my teacher run centers for those last few minutes before you rotate centers. I love them for group work. I love them for centers. They have so many uses! #functional #efficient #blogginginhashtags.
For using task cards as independent work I either have students:
Use a dry erase marker to circle the correct response.
Use a clothes pin to select the correct response.
Copy the answers down on a separate sheet of paper.
I love the variety of ways I can incorporate this into an independent work center and the super wide range of skills I can include. Also, for your learners who are pros at memorizing, this activity is always changing! You can switch up the cards you give, the order, and the way they are working with the cards!
Sarah and I love to store all the task cards in this photo bin system.
Check out all of our task cards:
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I have tried to sign up before. Nothing happen. So I just let it go.
What’s the most economical way to purchase all of these cards? Is there a bundle which includes all of them? Thanks fo all you do!
Hi Suzie. I checked and you are already signed up for the newsletter. (make sure its It comes out on Tuesdays as a recap of the last week’s posts and I also do a monthly newsletter. The links for the tasks cards are all included in this post! Let me know if you have difficulty finding a specific set!
Unfortunately we don’t have a bundle since we have put all of these cards out at different times (and are still making more!). Hope this helps!
Excuses me .English is not my mother language. Please forgive me for my wrong word.How can I read all of the cars?May I try to make the cards for my baby?
Where can I get the language arts basic tasks cards pictured in the post?
Here is a list to all of the links:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/The-Autism-Helper/Category/Task-Cards-Grammar-Boards-274098.
Let me know if you need help!
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Here is a list to all of the links:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/The-Autism-Helper/Category/Task-Cards-Grammar-Boards-274098.
Hope this helps!
if I order the cards from you can I pay for you t laminate them and mail them to me?
Unfortunately, right now these are only available for digital download. Sorry!
I love everything you post and create. Your videos have given me fantastic ideas for my classroom and my kids!
Just curious, do you use an specific software or app to create your visuals? Or do you recommend any specific one?
Thanks again for all the time and care you put in your students and in teaching us.
Hi Yesibel! Thanks for reading! I use powerpoint or keynote for the mac! 🙂
Hi. Do you take data on your task cards?
I usually use a DTT data sheet and track corrects and incorrects (or prompted). Hope this helps!
Hi I would like to order for these cards..I stay in India
They are digital downloads so you can download anywhere!
I need all your task cards
Here’s the link! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/The-Autism-Helper/Category/Task-Cards-Grammar-Boards-274098/Search:task+cards
Thanks for reading 🙂
Do you store these in 3×5 or 5×7 task bins? Or how big are they printed off?
These fit 9 to a page when printed so are closer to 3X5 size!