Promoting independence in all students is one important part of education. It can be difficult for educators to identify meaningful tasks that students with severe disabilities can complete with full independence. By incorporating visual supports into a student's independent work, the teacher is providing the student with an opportunity to practice previously mastered skills while promoting independence, task completion, and increasing response chain length. Teachers can utilize a base of readily available materials in order to individualize a student's independent work based on their individualized education plan. This article provides a variety of tasks to be used for independent work that use readily available items in schools, grocery stores, and craft stores. Tasks range in difficulty to meet the needs of a variety of students; corresponding Common Core State Standards are provided. Fine motor skills are incorporated into every task. Photographs of actual tasks are included. (Contains 9 figures.)