Details
Pages
37 Pages
Subject
Basic Math, Graphs & Charts, Special Education
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd
Resource Type
Learning Centers, Math Centers, Task Cards
Standard
Common Core Mathematics Standards
Description
In your special education classroom, are you working on reading and interpreting graphs and various data collection methods? Task cards are a great way for your students to work on their identification and fact fluency while reading math charts.
These 130+ task cards work on reading and interpreting graphs. There are 5 sets included for Dot Graphs, Bar Graphs, Circle Graphs! Mix them up or work on questions leveled separately!
These task cards can be used during direct instruction, individual work, and in task boxes.
Appropriate for early learners of any age in special education!
This resource includes five sets of print task cards for a variety of levels. Print, laminate and cut to fit in a photo storage container!
Print Task Card Benefits:
Customize the resource by printing the level that is most appropriate for learners
Promote independent work
Promote fluency and knowledge
Promoting start and stop in task completion
Point to answers, circle with a marker, use mini erasers or use a clothes pin to clip the answer
Use at any time of day: Morning work, Independent work, Stations or Centers, and Down time
If you use these in your classroom, make sure to tag me Full SPED Ahead on Instagram or Facebook!
As always, please contact me with any questions!
Email:
[email protected]
Thank you again for your purchase and download!
Heather Cacioppo
These 130+ task cards work on reading and interpreting graphs. There are 5 sets included for Dot Graphs, Bar Graphs, Circle Graphs! Mix them up or work on questions leveled separately!
These task cards can be used during direct instruction, individual work, and in task boxes.
Appropriate for early learners of any age in special education!
This resource includes five sets of print task cards for a variety of levels. Print, laminate and cut to fit in a photo storage container!
Print Task Card Benefits:
Customize the resource by printing the level that is most appropriate for learners
Promote independent work
Promote fluency and knowledge
Promoting start and stop in task completion
Point to answers, circle with a marker, use mini erasers or use a clothes pin to clip the answer
Use at any time of day: Morning work, Independent work, Stations or Centers, and Down time
If you use these in your classroom, make sure to tag me Full SPED Ahead on Instagram or Facebook!
As always, please contact me with any questions!
Email:
[email protected]
Thank you again for your purchase and download!
Heather Cacioppo
In your special education classroom, are you working on reading and interpreting graphs and various data collection methods? Task cards are a great way for your students to work on their identification and fact fluency while reading math charts. These... more
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