Sasha from The Autism Helper shows 11 sorting file folders for autistic learners: five food folders (fruits vs. vegetables, breakfast vs. dinner), three clothing folders (season vs. closet location), and three animal folders (pets vs. zoo animals, fur vs. feathers). Each targets categorization, sequencing, and attribute recognition with minimal laminating needed.
Hi, this is Sasha from The Autism Helper, and this is a product preview of Advanced Sorting File Folder Activities for Food, Animals, and Clothing. So there's 11 file folders included in all—5 food, 3 clothing, and 3 animals—all with a variety of different attributes, features, and functions that you're sorting by. So first, you're sorting by fruits and vegetables. Next, sorting by breakfast and dinner. All of these has a variety of different types of skills, but also the layouts are a little bit different with each, which is nice. This one is sorting things you eat versus things you drink. Things in the fridge or things in the freezer, sorting foods by food groups. This one has 4 options to sort from. And then on to clothing: sorting clothing by season, sorting, sorting by closet or dresser for where clothes go, sorting clothing by things for your head versus things for your feet, sorting animals with fur, animals with feathers, sorting pets or zoo animals, Sorting Animals by Habitat. So 11 file folders included, all with quick and easy setup, and I condensed how many items are on a page so you can use as little laminating as possible.
