Is this task box really free?

Yes, it costs nothing. Enter your email and it downloads right away. Your email lets the link reach you and joins the educators list for occasional resources, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Is it a whole box or a few cards from each?

One whole box. It is Rinse First? exactly as it prints in the paid pack: all twelve cards, the mat, the rule card and the key. A teacher can run a real work bin before deciding about the other three.

How do I get the pages?

Add your email on this page. The sample opens immediately, a copy is emailed to you, and it lands in your My Resources library so you can reprint it.

What is in the full pack?

Four boxes: Recycle, Trash, or Compost?, Rinse First?, Where Does It Go?, Flatten and Prep Sequence, each with its own cards, mat, rule card and key, plus the Our bins page for your program's colors, the data sheet, the portfolio cover, three levels and two IEP goals, in US Letter and A4.

Can I use the sample with more than one student?

Yes. Print the data sheet once per student; the cards and the mat are reusable as many times as you need for your own students.

Rinse First? free sample cover: one whole task box from the Recycling Sorting Task Boxes

The two-column rinse-first mat with photo cards sorted onto it

Rinse First? Recycling Prep Sorting Cards: Task Box Sample

A free, no-prep sample of the Recycling Sorting Task Boxes: one whole work bin, Rinse First?, twelve photo cards sorted to yes or no, with its mat, rule card, teacher key and data sheet. Enter your email and download it instantly.

Free

This free sample is one whole work bin from the Recycling Sorting Task Boxes, not a slice of several: Rinse First?, twelve photo cards of things that come out of a kitchen, sorted to two columns, yes it gets rinsed or no because it is paper, with the empty, rinse, dry rule card and its teacher key. Print it, laminate it, cut it, and a student can run it tomorrow exactly as the paid boxes run.

What is included

Twelve rinse-first photo cards
The two-column yes or no mat
The rule card and the teacher key, with the zone letters for the card backs
The data sheet page, so the box can be scored the same way the paid boxes are
US Letter print-ready PDF, everything single-sided

Formats, license and delivery

Formats: A single print-ready PDF in US Letter.
License: Licensed for personal and single-classroom use by the purchaser. For another classroom or teacher, please add a license for each.
Delivery: The download unlocks the moment you enter your email, and the link is emailed to you. The sample also stays in your My Resources library, reachable anytime through a magic link sent to your email.
Questions: This sample is a free download. If a file will not open, email info@spectrumunlocked.com and Spectrum Unlocked will make it right.

Questions from teachers

Is this task box really free?: Yes, it costs nothing. Enter your email and it downloads right away. Your email lets the link reach you and joins the educators list for occasional resources, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
Is it a whole box or a few cards from each?: One whole box. It is Rinse First? exactly as it prints in the paid pack: all twelve cards, the mat, the rule card and the key. A teacher can run a real work bin before deciding about the other three.
How do I get the pages?: Add your email on this page. The sample opens immediately, a copy is emailed to you, and it lands in your My Resources library so you can reprint it.
What is in the full pack?: Four boxes: Recycle, Trash, or Compost?, Rinse First?, Where Does It Go?, Flatten and Prep Sequence, each with its own cards, mat, rule card and key, plus the Our bins page for your program's colors, the data sheet, the portfolio cover, three levels and two IEP goals, in US Letter and A4.
Can I use the sample with more than one student?: Yes. Print the data sheet once per student; the cards and the mat are reusable as many times as you need for your own students.

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This sample is a slice of Recycling Sorting Task Boxes for Teens: Recycle, Trash or Compost Work Bins for Special Education. Get the full pack for everything included.

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Recycling Sorting Task Boxes for Teens: Recycle, Trash or Compost Work Bins for Special Education

Four recycling task boxes for teens and young adults in special education: sort 30 photo cards into three bins on a mat printed two-sided for programs with and without compost, decide which of twelve containers get rinsed first, match 16 items to bin targets that print a word and an icon, and put the four flatten-and-prep steps in order. Photo cards, mats, rule cards, teacher keys with an Our program says column, a data sheet and two IEP goals. Instant download.

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