FREE Mini Eraser Task Boxes!
This month’s FREE task box visual direction cards include 3 different task boxes using mini erasers! I chose mini erasers because they are easy to find, often found at school for free or even the dollar store!
The idea behind my monthly free task boxes is to help you build a FULL task box library. A task box library with common classroom/household items. I have emailed 3 task boxes each month this school year to my email subscribers. If you are new to my site/email list, be sure to go back and search through the library for some other task box ideas!
Do you implement task boxes in the classroom? To read more about setting up a task box system in your classroom, click HERE. Task boxes are a great system to build independence in classroom or homeschool program. Every month I will be adding 3 FREE task box visual direction cards to my Free Resource Library for email subscribers. Sign up HERE to grab your freebies!
Pom Pom Task Boxes Included:
To set up these task boxes in your classroom, just print the three instruction visuals, laminate and store with the supplies. To see my favorite classroom supplies to do so, read more HERE.
First, create a simple put in task using mini erasers!
Secondly, using tweezers put mini erasers into a ice cube tray.
Lastly, sort mini erasers into a sorting tray.
Supplies Needed
Below are the supplies I used to create these three task boxes. Most of these items you can find around your classroom, dollar tree, target dollar sport or around the house. Mini erasers are SO fun and can be found everywhere! Choose a theme that your kids would love.
Do you want to set up these free popsicle task boxes in your classroom? Grab your FREE visual direction cards HERE. Are you interested in creating your own task box visual direction cards? You can purchase this template HERE!
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