Tishrei Yamim Tovim Sensory Sequencing
Item Number: GAYMN15-JF154
Date Submitted: 05/19/2015
This sensory sequencing learning center not only reinforces your student’s knowledge of the Yomin Tovim of the month of Tishrei, but also works as an individual assessment tool. This is a great way of giving children with sensory issues the opportunity to learn independently.
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Publisher: |
Walder Education |
Founding Director: |
Mrs. Rouhama Garelick |
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Illustration: |
David Sokoloff |
Color: |
Roizy Stobiecki |
Layout: |
Jenny Friedman |
Size: |
11''x17'' |
Language: |
English |
Language Style: |
NA |
Gender: |
Mixed |
Color: |
Color |
Grade(s): |
Pre-2nd |
Resource Type(s): |
Curriculum Material, Learning Center, Game |
Subject(s): |
Holidays and Shabbos, Yamim Noraim |
Goals and Objectives: |
The student will sort through the sensory bin to find the pictures of each Tishrei Yom Tov. Then, the student will sequence the pictures in the right order. The student will name each Yom Tov as he places the appropriate picture in the correct spot on the board. |
Skills Developed: |
The student will develop concentration; focus on task, fine motor, eye hand coordination, sensory – tactile discrimination, problem solving, sequencing, comparative skills, categorizing skills, oral language. |
Contents: |
1-11x17-Color*
1-11x17-Color |
Cardstock Gloss
Cardstock Gloss |
Laminated
Laminated |
(To view page sizes in PDF, hover over the bottom left corner of the page.) |
Page Scaling: |
None
*Laminated with file folder |
Notes: |
Some cutting and assembly may be required.
Laminated items will require trimming.
Items larger than 11x17 inches may require a large format printer. |
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Velcro Dots
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Scissors
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Tishrei Yamim Tovim Sensory Sequencing board template, Included
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Tishrei Yamim Tovim Sensory Sequencing pictures, Included
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File Folder (optional)
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Double Stick Tape, or Glue (optional)
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Lamination
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Clear plastic container with lid
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Beans, rice, sand or any other sensory material to fill the plastic container
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Tongs, Alligator Tweezers, or a Handy Scooper.