• Tracing lines, shapes, letters, and numbers
• Copying pre-writing and writing forms
• Developing visual-motor control
• Building handwriting readiness

• Adjust the field size, response format, and prompts as needed
• Use during direct instruction, guided practice, independent work, centers, or small groups
• Laminate or place pages in sleeves for repeated dry-erase practice
• Record progress with the printable or editable data sheet

You do not need the ABLLS-R Protocol or Assessment Kit to use these task cards. However, they are designed to supplement ABLLS-R assessment results and can also be used independently for targeted skill practice.

• Special education teachers, BCBAs, SLPs, and clinicians
• Learners working on tracing lines, shapes, letters, and numbers and related goals
• Classrooms, clinics, homeschool settings, and therapy programs
• Educators seeking structured skill practice without administering the ABLLS-R