Chips Stocking- A Work Task for Vocational Prep in Autism Units & LIFE Skills

Vocational Training with this Chips Stocking Activity is the perfect addition to your work system or vocational prep class… and it allows your students to work on functional life skills and pre vocational skills that they can actually apply to a real job.

Exactly what you need to work on vocational training for students in Autism Units or LIFE Skills!

What You’ll Get:
12 Different Chip Types
Formatted 4 to a Page giving you 48 Printable Bags of Chips
Also formatted 42/page for smaller portable tasks
4 Different File Folder Activities
1 Errorless “Put On” File Folder Activity
20 Printable Order Cards with Visual Supports
8 Blank Order Cards with Visual Supports for you to Customize!
Printable Written Labels for all Chip Types
4 Different Inventory Forms with and without Visual Supports
PLUS Data Sheet and Signage

This Chips Stocking Station is the perfect addition to your work system or vocational prep class… and it allows your students to work on meaningful skills they can actually apply to a real job. Students can put in, sort, match, assemble, or count as part of this fabulous activity. #TeacherWin! Check out the PREVIEW to see it all up close.

P.S. LOVE the old branded version more? No worries. You have complete access to the old printable file with this resource completely FREE. See the link at the end of this product.

Who Benefits from this Product
If you are a teacher who is working in an Autism Unit with Special Education students you will love this activity since it is easily differentiated! This activity comes with multiple setup options to meet the needs of your students from basic to more advanced. This is such a great activity for your students to not only practice categorizing (visually discriminating), but also practice a true vocational skill!

If you have students who are reluctant to work or lack work stamina, you will love this activity! It is highly engaging for students… they will ask YOU to work! Plus, presenting this activity in a standing station will build stamina as students prepare for the real world.

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This resource was created by Ayodele Jones © 2017. All rights reserved by author. The materials in this unit were distributed and intended for single use only. The purchaser may reproduce copies for students in your classroom for classroom use only. You may not share with other teachers in your building, district, or otherwise. Redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on the internet is strictly prohibited. Violations are subject to penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Additional licenses can be purchased for multi-use at a discount. Please contact the author at ajones@noodlenook.net.