Description
These feature function class fall activities build receptive vocabulary beyond naming items. Students identify items by feature (characteristics and adjectives), function and class (category), using a fall theme of apples and pumpkins.
The set combines print-and-go and reusable materials for early learners, ABA programs, discrete trials and speech therapy. It was designed for running trials with more than one student and for adding variety, so students stay engaged while learning these skills.
Curriculum Cross-Listing
Please see the preview for a cross listing of these materials with specific items from common curricula and assessments, including the STAR: Strategies for Teaching Based on Autism Research; the ABLLS-R: Assessment of Basic Language and Learning-Revised; the VB-MAPP: Verbal Behavior-Milestones Assessment and Placement Planning; and the PEAK: Promoting the Emergence of Advance Knowledge.
What’s included
You can use these materials in several ways, depending on how you assemble them.
- 1 file folder for matching associated items (for example, nail to hammer)
- 1 set of sorting activities by class, with a model and up to 5 categories
- 1 set of sorting activities by class, without a model and up to 7 categories, for use with Velcro or as clothespin cards
- 5 print-and-go sheets where students color parts by associated items
- 5 print-and-go sheets where students color by category pictures
- 5 print-and-go color by feature, function and class sheets for direct instruction
- 10 black and white print-and-go sheets where students use bingo markers or stickers to find multiple items with a given feature, function or class
- 10 color sheets, reusable with chips or coins, to cover multiple items by feature, function or class (similar to the black and white sheets, with items rearranged or substituted)
© Christine Reeve
This product is copyrighted to Autism Classroom Resources-Christine Reeve for use in one classroom. They may not be copied for additional classes without purchasing extra licenses.


