Sasha from theautismhelper.com shows Level 0.5 Leveled Daily Homework, a 185-page printable system for foundational learners. Each weekday has its own page with a consistent pattern: Monday matching and coloring, Tuesday letter tracing, Wednesday fine-motor work, Thursday shape matching, Friday number copying. Activities move from dotted outlines to independent drawing.
Hi, this is Sasha from theautismhelper.com, and this is a product preview of my leveled homework, Level 0.5. So I had tons and tons of requests for a homework option that had more space for writing or less writing, and that was, you know, well suited for our more foundational level learners. So I'm super, super excited about this. I love how it turned out, and I love that again, it's homework for the entire year, planned, ready to go, and all you gotta do is photocopy and be done and check it off your list. So there's an intro letter to parents, a very brief anchor chart if you need that. And this is gonna be the structure. So I'm gonna go through and show you what each week looks like, and then we'll scan through the other options. Instead of it being one page double-sided that has Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday like the other homework sets, since these students are gonna need a little bit more space, each page has its own day to kind of give those fine motor skills a little bit of extra practice and a little bit more room. So Monday, um, the structure each day follows the same pattern. So Mondays are usually the same, Tuesdays the same, Wednesdays, etc., with the content changing. I found that this structure is really helpful to students because they get used to the kind of layout of the activity and they know what to do. They just have to respond to the content on there. So Monday there's a matching activity and then 3 coloring, which is where this anchor chart comes into play. Um, 3 coloring activities. Tuesday is circling the matches with this format, tracing the letters. Wednesday is a fine motor trace and tracing numbers. Thursday is focused on shapes and matching letters. Friday is focused on numbers and then this kind of graduated copying the picture, so starting with the complete shape the dotted line, and then maybe fading to doing it yourself. So the structure follows the same order throughout the days of the week, just the exact content will change. And there is enough for the entire school year, so you can print this and have it ready to go, make packets to send home for the week, the month, etc. The Wednesday fine motor ones are really my favorite. I super love those, and I love these tracing inside the letters and numbers as well. So some really great skills practiced here, and again, giving that extra space and and kind of just less clutter and more, more space for our students to really focus on these skills that need this. So a lot of different variety of activities, but all still within that same structure, which can be really helpful. I also love these kind of graduated tracing where we're getting less and less prompting as we're going through the stages. So all the way through onto week— 185 pages in here. So on to week 36. So there's 36 weeks worth of homework. Again, print, go, be done, and check homework off your list.
