Free Basic First Aid and Health Safety Task Cards Special Education

Description

This sample task card set work on basic first aid in determining if a person would need a bandaid or if they need to go to the hospital. This is perfect for a health and safety unit or a student identifying the size of the problem.

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 one set 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

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Thank you again for your purchase and download!

Heather Cacioppo

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