Description
Introduce TEMPORAL CONCEPTS (before/after, first/next, etc.) and SEQUENCING (simple 2-step sequences) in repetitive, consistent activities with action pictures that are engaging and appropriate for all ages.
TARGET WITH QUESTIONS:
What happened before? What happened after?
What happened first? What happened second/next/last?
What happened in the beginning? What happened in the end?
INCLUDES
48 pictures (24 pairs) in color and black and white versions.
Permanent Assembly
1. Laminate sequence mat
2. Cut & laminate the big cards
3. Place velcro on the back of the picture cards and on the before/after squares on the mat
4. Student places the before and after picture in the correct order on the mat
Quick Assembly/Homework Pages
1. Cut out the 12 pictures found on each page
2. Give the student one set of before/after cards
3. Student places pictures in the correct order on the page
⭐ RELATED PRODUCTS ⭐
Temporal Concepts
Nursery Rhymes & Fair Tales Sequencing
3-6 Step Sequencing
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REVIEWS:
“This is an easy to use/create resource for working on temporal directions. It provided lots of practise opportunities with great quality pictures – Kept my student very engaged.”
“It is so hard to find activities to work directly on before/after sequential concepts! These picture cards are so great, along with the organizers.”
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Monina Cordero –
Been looking for a 2-step set that I can download as overseas shipping can get complicated during lockdown. These cards are exactly what I needed. Illustrations are of high quality and scenes are clearly depicted. Instructions included. Thanks, Allison!
B.
Retired special educator, homeschool mama
Manila, Philippines
Caitlin –
I’ve used this with a few lower life skills students and it was such a great tool to help them process sequential tasks!
Nawal –
This is soooo great for generalisation of the before and after concepts!