With spring themes of gardens, animals, snails, butterflies and bees, this set of materials are perfect for kindergarten and preschool centers or special education independent work systems to work on identifying colors. Including interactive books, mini-books, print-and-go, file folders / cookie sheet activities, there are tons of ways to engage learners around colors.
It includes 9 colors (red, blue, yellow, orange, green, purple, black, white, and brown) to coordinate with my Colors Discrete Trial Kit.
This set is part of a discounted bundle with all the other seasons. If you have the bundle, you own this set. If not, you may want to check it out: 4 Seasons Bundle Color Activities for Generalization {Autism, Early Childhood}
Who's It For?
- Preschool or kindergarten centers
- Independent work systems for students with special needs
- ABA / Discrete Trial programs for students with autism
What’s Included?
- 4 Interactive Books (an illustrated book with colors of gardens, a photo book of the colors gardens, an illustrated book of colors of spring cleaning materials, and a photo book of colors of spring animals).
- 2 Mini-Books (print and go) that students cut and paste and color the items the identified color. There are 2 versions of each mini-book—one with picture and color cues for the directions and one without (for students who could read it or for staff to use for receptive ID of colors).
- 9 Find the Color Sheets in which students circle the items of a specific color (put in page protectors or laminate and use with dry erase to re-use)
- 1 set of photos and 1 set of clip art to sort and match to color pages that can be made into an interactive book, cookie sheet activity or a file folder
- 4 Matching File Folders (color block to photo, snails to snail trails, bees to flowers, and caterpillars to butterflies).
No Product Will Be Mailed to You. You will need to print and create the product yourself.
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This product is copyrighted by Christine Reeve for use in one classroom. They may not be copied for additional classes without purchasing extra licenses. For bulk discounts, please email me at chris@autismclassroomresources.com
