Grades K–1
Errorless: Color the Animals
An errorless page: all six pictures are animals, so every choice is right. Color them and name them.
Special education printable · Errorless and adapted work
Food or Not Food? Sort
A cut-and-glue picture sort with twelve pictures: six foods and six things you cannot eat.
- Grade level
- Grades K–2
- Time
- About 15 minutes
- Answer key
- Yes, page 2 of the PDF
- Kids practice
- Matching, Sorting, Visual discrimination, Working independently
What kids do
“Cut out the pictures. Glue each one under Food or Not Food.”
Words on this sheet
FoodNot Foodbananapencilcarrotballcarcookieappleeggpizzashirtbook
Teacher tip
Pre-cut the cards for students who are not cutting yet, so the lesson stays about sorting. Save the cutting for a fine motor session.
How to use it
- Let the student point, use a dauber or place a sticker if holding a pencil is hard.
- End on a success, then offer one harder item.
- Laminate it or slide it into a sheet protector so it lasts all year and wipes clean.
Watch for
Tasks that stay errorless forever. Move to two choices once the routine is steady.
Talk about it
- What is this a picture of?
- What helped you do that by yourself?
Take it further
Ask the student to find one more thing in the room that belongs in each group.
US Letter, prints well in black and white. Free for home and classroom use: print as many copies as you need.
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Color the One That Matches
Five rows: look at the picture in the box and color the same one from three choices.
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