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Materials designed to be visually clear, without distractions, and motivating to students with autism.
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A visual schedule system for students with Autism. The zip file includes 6 charts. On the chart, place two or more pictures of activities that th...
A file folder game for reading number words 1 - 20.
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A file folder game in which students match the colors of butterfly wings.
A file folder game for addition facts.
A chart for visual learners that shows the passage of time until a transition takes place. Many times, it makes the transition between activities...
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A file folder game for matching shapes.
A file folder game for one-digit addition facts.
Make reading flash cards fun with “The Sight Word Train.” Students build a train of flashcards by reading the words on the train cars and put...
A folder game in which students match shapes to the corresponding shape and shape word.
A token economy in which students earn "car" points on a point chart. Point charts are often more motivating if they feature the interests of you...
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A token economy in which students earn "train" points on a point chart. Point charts are often more motivating if they feature the interests of y...
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A printable file folder game in which a student matches a number of stars to the numeral.
A token economy in which students earn "star" points on a point chart. Point charts are often more motivating if they feature the interests of yo...
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A pattern matching folder game with a butterfly theme.
This work...
A chart for visual learners that shows the passage of time until a transition takes place. Many times, it makes the transition between activities...
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A set of activities to teach opposite adjectives to students with autism or limited communication.
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A set of activities to teach opposite adjectives to students with autism or limited communication.
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A folder game in which students match shapes to the corresponding shape and shape word in Spanish.
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spedyoung
Thanks so much!
May 31, 2013
monpsy
This is a wonderful toolkit, thank you!
May 26, 2013
ignacioandkelly
I love this train set!
May 8, 2013
heidisinclair
Thanks! Cannot wait to use this with my student!
May 5, 2013
etricketts
Although my children are older than most of the social stories, I always find something that is relevant to our family. Thank you!
April 7, 2013
jstrollo
Have been subscribing to this newsletter for 2 years now. Always timely and functional. Power Point presentations are very useful in the classroom.
March 5, 2013
Nicole Caldwell (TpT Seller)
Thank you! So glad the newsletter has been useful for you.
March 7, 2013 
mthrone12
Great for centers
February 25, 2013
cn441161
Very nice concise toolkit but I would have liked to see a little bit more added to it such as a little more behavior resources and possible classroom workstation set-up samples and how to manage individual work stations.
February 9, 2013
Nicole Caldwell (TpT Seller)
Thanks for your feedback! There are examples of individual work tasks in the toolkit, but I appreciate your suggestion for adding workstation set-up examples. I agree that this would be a good addition. I have some of these, so I'll work on an updated version that includes this. There are quite a few behavior resources in the toolkit, including Transition Warnings, Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA), Functional Communication Training, Social Narratives, and Providing Choices, so I'd love to know what else you think would be helpful to include. Thanks again for your feedback!
February 11, 2013
Ramzi
Very good magazine
January 31, 2013
miburningham
This was nice for the Spanish version - but not as nice as some other options.
December 17, 2012
miburningham
OK. Not my favorite however.
December 17, 2012
miburningham
Thank you, I purchased it for the Spanish version.
December 17, 2012
mrashap
Love this!
December 5, 2012
nevi36
Thanks love it
November 12, 2012
hajuras
This will be a wonderful tool to have in my autism class!
July 17, 2012
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
I have worked in classrooms as well as home-based intervention programs for children with Autism from grades Pre-K through 12th. I am currently working on a PhD in Educational Psychology with a focus on Autism.
MY TEACHING STYLE
My training is primarily in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), but my teaching is also influenced by Montessori and structured teaching methods for students with Autism, such as TEACCH.
HONORS/AWARDS/SHINING TEACHER MOMENT
Project STARS: Systematic Training for Autism Researchers and School Personnel (2009); Outstanding Teaching Fellow in Educational Psychology (2013)
MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
Master's Degree in Special Education with an emphasis on Autism and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA); Currently working toward a PhD in Educational Psychology with a focus on Autism.
ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
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