Free Sample: Safe vs Dangerous Sorting

Free Safe vs Dangerous Items Sorting Activity with real photos for Autism and Special Education. Includes sorting mat, cards, matching & cut-and-paste.

This Free Sample – Safe vs Dangerous Items Sorting Activity is designed to help students identify which everyday items are safe and which are dangerous using clear, realistic photos. This resource is ideal for Autism, ABA, Early Years, SEN, and Special Education settings where visual learning and hands-on tasks support understanding.

This sample gives teachers a quick, ready-to-use overview of the full version and can be used for small groups, task boxes, centres, 1:1 sessions, morning work, or independent activities.

What’s Included in the Free Sample (A4 Format)

✔ Sorting Mat – 1 page
✔ 6 Sorting Cards – 3 Safe Items + 3 Dangerous Items
✔ Cut-and-Paste Worksheet – 1 page
✔ Matching Worksheet – 1 page

Total: 14 Pages
Real Photos • High-Resolution (300 DPI) • A4 Format

Skills This Resource Supports

• Safety awareness
• Visual discrimination
• Vocabulary development
• Fine-motor practice
• Independent work systems

How to Use in the Classroom

Teachers can print, laminate, and use these materials in:
• Task boxes / independent centres
• SEN workstations
• Morning tubs
• ABA therapy sessions
• Early learning environments
• Home programmes

Students sort real-life objects into Safe vs Dangerous, match identical images, and complete cut-and-paste worksheets for additional practice.

Perfect For

• Autism & ABA Programs
• SEN / Special Education
• Early Years & Key Stage 1
• Visual learners
• Safety lessons and life skills teaching

Like the Free Sample?

Upgrade to the Full Version, which includes:
✔ 30 Sorting Cards (15 Safe + 15 Dangerous)
✔ 6 Cut-and-Paste Worksheets
✔ 6 Matching Worksheets
✔ Teacher Instructions
✔ Cover & Terms of Use
✔ 26 total pages with real photo visuals