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Teaching Students | Learning to Wait Program | ABA Program - SPANISH VERSION
The following Waiting Program has been developed with positive behaviour support principles, including the use of relational reinforcers (praise and commendation). This program encourages implementation with a gradual waiting time and the use of visual supports. This one page program provides step by step instructions to implement a "waiting" program. This program has been developed to be used for children under 13 years of age and clearly explains the process of increasing the time a child is
PreK - 6th
School Counseling, Spanish
It’s Hard to Wait - Social Narrative for Teaching Patience and Self-Regulation
Help your students understand why waiting is hard, and how to do it calmly, with this engaging “It’s Hard to Wait” Social Narrative. Perfect for autism classrooms, ABA programs, or social-emotional learning lessons, this simple one-page story with visual cues introduces the concept of waiting in a clear, visual, and supportive way. ⭐️ USE THIS RESOURCE TO... Teach the Concept of Waiting: Introduce the skill in a simple, relatable way before direct instruction or ABA protocols. Promote Emot
Not Specific
School Counseling, School Psychology
Hands to Self Visual Poster | Autism, ABA, Special Education Behavior Support
Support safe body behavior and reduce grabbing or inappropriate touching with this clear and effective Hands to Self Visual. Designed for autism, ABA, and special education classrooms, this visual teaches students what to do with their hands while also providing appropriate replacement behaviors. This resource goes beyond a simple reminder by showing students how to keep their hands safe and what to do when they need help or attention. Perfect for: Autism classrooms ABA therapy settings Spec
Not Specific
Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Hands to Self & Personal Space Bundle | Autism, ABA, Special Education
Sometimes We Have To Wait - Social Skills Behavior Stories - SEL
Rusty the Greyhound: Sometimes We Have To Wait - Social Skills Behavior Stories - SELThis is a fun behavior story about little birds who chirp so loudly that it hurts Rusty’s ears. Rusty uses his words to ask the birds to be quiet. He reassures them that their mommy will be back soon. This behavior story helps students remember how to use their words when things bother them. Now With Comprehension Questions and Boom Card Learning Included!As your students read or are read the story, there will
PreK - 2nd
Short Stories
Also included in: 3 Sessions Waiting Behavior Lessons (bundle)
Morning Departure PAS | 5-Step Picture Activity Schedule for Autism, ABA, SPED
Teach independence and morning routine readiness with this Morning Departure Picture Activity Schedule (PAS)!Perfect for Autism, ABA, and Special Education classrooms, this clear 5-step visual routine helps students learn how to get ready for the bus safely, calmly, and independently. This PAS is ideal for morning transitions at home, in Life Skills classrooms, and during arrival prep in specialized programs. Included Steps (5): 1️⃣ Put on jacket 2️⃣ Put on backpack 3️⃣ Get lunchbox 4️⃣ Wai
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Social Emotional Learning
Traffic Light Visual Aid for ASD - Stop, Wait, Go Visual Supports
This set is designed to provide a visual aid for children in classroom and therapy settings. These signs are especially helpful for children with language difficulties, ADHD and children on the Autism Spectrum. The traffic light system is a widely used intervention, implemented in many settings to assist with teaching safety skills, behavioural expectations and social expectations. Therefore, it is quite adaptable for a range of skills and teaching needs. Visuals can be essential when teaching
PreK - 6th
School Counseling
Rusty the Greyhound Waits For His Turn - Social Skills Behavior Story - SEL
Rusty the Greyhound Waits For His Turn - Social Skills Behavior Story - SELRusty Waits His Turn Behavior Story For Kids. There are 5 kids who want to play a game but only 4 kids can play at a time. What will Rusty do? Students will enjoy the colorful pictures and watching Rusty learn good choices. Now With Comprehension Questions and Boom Card Learning Included!As your students read or are read the story, there will be questions for them to answer. These questions will help to reinforce the conc
PreK - 2nd
Short Stories
Also included in: Rusty Learns to Play Games Behavior Story Bundle
Printable TAKING TURNS Game Activity "Pizza Party" Teaching to Wait Your Turn
Need an engaging activity for your work stations, centers, or ABA instruction? This no-prep TAKING TURNS Activity teaches children how to play a game and how to practice waiting their turn. This resource includes:game play directionsprintable game boardsgame pieces (just need to be cut out)printable dice customized for gameYour students will love the interactive nature of this activity! YOU will love the no-prep: just print and you are ready to go! This resource is PERFECT for: small group
PreK - 3rd
Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
Crossing the Street PAS | Community Safety Visual Routine | Autism, ABA, SPED
Teach students how to cross the street safely with this clear, 5-step Picture Activity Schedule (PAS). Designed for Autism, ABA, and Special Education, this visual routine supports independence, safety, and real-world functional skills for community outings and transition programs. Included Steps (5): 🚦 Press the Walk Button ⏳ Wait for the signal 👀 Look Left 👀 Look Right 🚶 Cross Safely Why This Resource? ✔️ Builds independence in community safety routines ✔️ Provides clear, predictable
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Social Emotional Learning
"I Can Social Story Mini-Bundle for Social Skills & Transitions | ABA & SEL
Social Interaction Skills Story Pack | Turn-Taking, Transitions & Waiting Support positive classroom behavior and social development with this engaging mini-bundle of three “I Can” social stories! These short, kid-friendly stories are perfect for teaching essential interaction skills like waiting, sharing, and transitioning between tasks—especially for young learners or students receiving ABA or SEL support. Each story uses clear visuals, simple language, and supportive structure to help child
PreK - 2nd
Not Subject Specific, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Play with Friends Visual Support
Let's Play With Friends! | Social Skills Visual Support | Asking to Play, Joining Play & Taking Turns | Autism, ABA, SEL, Preschool & Special Education Help children learn how to ask friends to play, join activities, and take turns with this engaging social skills visual support! This child-friendly resource teaches essential friendship and play skills through clear, step-by-step visuals, communication prompts, and positive social examples. Students learn how to appropriately join play, respond
PreK - 5th
Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Play Skills & Social Skills Visual Support Bundle
Let's Play With Friends! | Social Skills Visual Support |
Let's Play With Friends! | Social Skills Visual Support | Asking to Play, Joining Play & Taking Turns | Autism, ABA, SEL, Preschool & Special Education Help children learn how to ask friends to play, join activities, and take turns with this engaging social skills visual support! This child-friendly resource teaches essential friendship and play skills through clear, step-by-step visuals, communication prompts, and positive social examples. Students learn how to appropriately join play, respond
PreK - 5th
Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Play Skills & Social Skills Visual Support Bundle
Rusty Must Stand and Walk In Line - Social Skills Behavior Story - SEL
Rusty the Greyhound Must Stand and Walk In Line - Social Skills Behavior Story - SELRusty doesn’t want to wait in line to go outside, he wants to run faster than his friends and push people out of the way so that he can get there first. He quickly learns that this is dangerous and can lead to someone getting hurt. Not only that but when he can’t follow the rules of waiting in line, he has to start all over again - meaning that he has to wait even longer to go outside. Help Rusty to learn the rul
PreK - 2nd
Short Stories
Also included in: Following Directions Social Skills Behavior Story Bundle- SEL
What's in the Box? Wh-Questions (BOOMCARDS)
This is a Boom Card Lesson. You will need to create a user account with Boom Card Learning to utilize this activity. Visit www.boomlearning.com to create your free boom learning account. Description:What's in the box? Targets common Wh-questions targets for Early Intervention, ABA, Intensive teaching, Special Ed Great for students who can tact (name) objects but struggle with answering questions! How to use: - Each page contains a clue which teachers can read aloud to their students. - The s
PreK - K
Taking Turns Social Story
✨ Social Story: Taking Turns ✨ Help young learners build patience and social confidence with this engaging Taking Turns Social Story! Perfect for teaching essential social skills in a clear, supportive, and child-friendly way. 🧠 What’s Included:Simple, easy-to-understand languageRelatable scenarios for everyday situationsPositive behavior modelingVisual-friendly format (great for early learners & special education)💡 Perfect For:Preschool & early elementary studentsSpecial education classro
PreK - 1st
Social Emotional Learning
Turn Taking Games Bundle
Turn Taking Games Bundle:Find all of our turn-taking games in one place. This is the ultimate bundle for encouraging your students to have some fun whilst developing great behaviors to use in the classroom. Although it can be difficult to teach children how to take turns, they’ll learn effortlessly through playing games that require them to wait for their turn! Turn Taking Games are an important part of any kids learning to cooperatively play, share and work together. Our games are made to eithe
PreK - 3rd
Paying at the Store Social Story for Autism Teens | Life Skills for Special Ed
Help your students build confidence and independence with this teen-friendly social story all about Paying at the Store! Designed for autistic teens and students with special needs, this resource teaches essential life skills like planning purchases, waiting in line, interacting with cashiers, and using money or a card to pay. Perfect for middle and high school special education classrooms, life skills programs, ABA therapy, and transition planning. This 11-page social story includes: ✔️
6th - 12th
Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Social Story Cards for Taking Turns | Social Skills Visuals for Classroom
Help your students develop essential social skills with these Taking Turns Social Story Cards. This visual resource is designed to support young learners in understanding what it means to wait, share, and take turns in a variety of social situations. These cards use clear, simple language to reinforce positive behavior and are perfect for teaching expectations in a way that is developmentally appropriate and easy to understand. This resource is ideal for preschool, kindergarten, elementary stud
Not Specific
Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Rusty the Greyhound Waits For His Turn Coloring Book -Behavior Story - SEL
Rusty the Greyhound Waits For His Turn Coloring Book - Social Skills Behavior Story - SELYou get the full color version with boom cards AND a coloring book version in black and white, 4 pages per piece of paper for the kids to color in as you are reading the story to them.Rusty Waits His Turn Behavior Story For Kids. There are 5 kids who want to play a game but only 4 kids can play at a time. What will Rusty do? Students will enjoy the colorful pictures and watching Rusty learn good choices. Now
PreK - 2nd
Short Stories
Decision Tree Reflection Sheets - Great for PBIS and ABA-style Behavior Programs
This is four versions of the decision tree reflection sheets I use in my classroom. Of all of the reflection sheets I use I find these to be the most effective. Instead of having the student reflect on what they did wrong, these sheets have the student create a set of options they can choose from and analyze the possible consequences for each set of options. This can be done while the student is currently considering making a negative choice (for instance, I have had students complete a sheet wh
6th - 12th
Character Education
Technology & Devices KWL Chart | ESL Functional English Visual for Autism, ABA
Teach functional English and modern technology vocabulary with this Technology & Devices KWL Chart! Adapted for ESL learners at WIDA Entering/Emerging levels, this interactive Know / Want to Know / Learned chart uses Boardmaker-style icons so students can sort visuals, build digital literacy, and discuss common devices used in everyday life. Icons Included (16 visuals): Computer Laptop Tablet Cell Phone Keyboard Mouse Monitor Printer Camera Headphones Television Remote Game Contr
Not Specific
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Writing
Also included in: ESL KWL Charts Bundle | 17 Functional Vocabulary Topics for Autism, ABA
Kitchen & Cooking KWL Chart | ESL Functional English Visual for Autism, ABA
Teach real-world English and daily living vocabulary with this Kitchen & Cooking KWL Chart! Adapted for ESL learners at WIDA Entering/Emerging levels, this interactive Know / Want to Know / Learned chart uses Boardmaker-style icons to help students build vocabulary and comprehension through visual sorting and discussion. Icons Included (16 visuals): Kitchen Stove Refrigerator Microwave Sink Pan Pot Spoon Fork Knife Plate Bowl Cutting Board Mixing Cooking Eating Why This Resour
Not Specific
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Writing
Also included in: ESL KWL Charts Bundle | 17 Functional Vocabulary Topics for Autism, ABA
Pets & Animals KWL Chart | ESL Functional English Visual for Autism, ABA, SPED
Teach functional English and animal vocabulary with this Pets & Animals KWL Chart! Adapted for ESL learners at WIDA Entering/Emerging levels, this interactive Know / Want to Know / Learned chart uses Boardmaker-style icons so students can sort visuals, build language, and discuss familiar animals and pets. Icons Included (16 visuals): Dog Cat Fish Bird Rabbit Hamster Turtle Horse Cow Pig Sheep Chicken Duck Zoo Farm Pet Why This Resource? ✔️ Focuses on real-world and familiar a
Not Specific
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Writing
Also included in: ESL KWL Charts Bundle | 17 Functional Vocabulary Topics for Autism, ABA
Social stories about emotions Social emotional learning activities autism Escape
Help students learn emotional expression, task refusal skills, and appropriate communication with this set of social stories about emotions, refusal social stories, and staying on task visuals—perfect for social emotional learning activities autism and behavior support. This resource teaches replacement behaviors, models appropriate vs inappropriate behaviors, and gives learners clear, safe scripts for expressing “I don’t want to” without escalating. Great for special education, ABA, counse
PreK - 1st
Character Education, Social Emotional Learning, Speaking & Listening
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L.K.1b
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