Teach students to identify, sort, and reflect on appropriate vs. inappropriate behaviors with this complete, classroom-ready bundle! Featuring 280+ behavior cards across 3 engaging formats — task cards, sorting cards, and Boom Cards — this resource builds social skills, emotional regulation, and decision-making for students with Autism, ADHD, and special needs. No-prep. Print-and-go.

Why This Resource?

Struggling with blurred behavior boundaries in your classroom or therapy sessions? This bundle gives students a clear, consistent, multi-format system for understanding what behaviors are appropriate — and why.

• Covers 280+ real-life scenarios. From classroom routines to peer interactions, students encounter behaviors they actually face every day — making learning feel relevant and stick.
• 3 formats, one consistent framework. Task cards, sorting cards, and Boom Cards all reinforce the same vocabulary so students generalize skills across settings.
• Reduces daily redirections. When students have visual language and repeated practice for behavior expectations, teachers spend less time correcting and more time teaching.
• Hands-on and interactive. Sorting, clipping, clicking, and categorizing activities engage students who struggle with traditional worksheets — especially learners with Autism and ADHD.
• Built-in data collection. Tracking sheets and self-grading Boom Cards make it easy to monitor IEP goals and document progress without extra prep.
• Works in every setting. Classroom, therapy room, teletherapy, home — this bundle adapts to wherever your students are.
• No prior training needed. Clear lesson guides and instructions included for teachers, therapists, and parents. Just print, assign, or click and go.

What's Included?

This bundle combines 4 complete, ready-to-use resources:

Resource 1 — Appropriate vs. Inappropriate Behaviors Task Cards (PDF + Google Slides)

• 80 task cards — each with a behavior scenario, illustration, and Appropriate / Inappropriate labels
• 80 sorting cards — behavior picture + sentence for hands-on categorization
• Black-and-white versions for printing, coloring, or take-home use
• Sorting headings for group and individual activities
• Lesson plan, teaching planner, and tracking charts
• Google Slides format for virtual and hybrid classrooms

Resource 2 — Classroom Appropriate vs. Inappropriate Behavior Cards — In the Classroom

• 60 task cards with classroom-specific behavior scenarios and ✓/✗ visual labels
• 60 sorting cards with Expected vs. Unexpected Behavior format
• Black-and-white versions for flexible use
• Sorting mats for hands-on categorizing activities
• Lesson guide and tracking charts for progress monitoring
• Reward chart and certificate of achievement

Resource 3 — Appropriate Behavior Sorting Cards + Expected vs. Unexpected Behavior Sort

• 80 behavior sorting cards — pictures + behavior labels for independent sorting
• 60 Expected vs. Unexpected sorting cards with GO/STOP visual system
• 18 sorting mat headings for flexible categorization activities
• 4 sorting mats and 12 visual aids
• 6 coloring worksheets for reflection activities
• Lesson plan, parent guide, and ABA therapy guide
• Reward chart and tracking sheets for data collection

Resource 4 — Appropriate vs. Inappropriate Behavior BOOM CARDS (Digital Interactive)

• 80 interactive Boom Cards — students identify appropriate or inappropriate behavior on each card
• Auto-correct feedback — immediate right/wrong response to support independent learning
• Self-grading — Boom Learning automatically tracks student performance and progress
• Perfect for teletherapy, digital learning centers, and at-home practice
• No prep — assign and play instantly on any device

Resource 5 — Appropriate vs. Inappropriate Behavior Sorting Cards

• 40 Appropriate Behavior Cards – Examples of good choices and respectful actions.
• 40 Inappropriate Behavior Cards – Scenarios of inappropriate behaviors for discussion.
• 4 Sorting Mats – Interactive activities to categorize behaviors.
• 12 Visual Aids – Reinforce understanding of good vs. bad choices.
• 6 Coloring Worksheets – Fun activities to reflect on behaviors.
• Lesson Plan for Teachers – Ready-to-use guidance for classroom implementation.
• Parent Guide – Easy-to-follow instructions for at-home use.
• Step-by-Step ABA Therapy Guide – Structured support for therapists.

Resource 6 — Appropriate vs. Inappropriate Etable Behavior Tracker

• Daily Behavior Chart – Track behaviors throughout the day
• Weekly Behavior Chart – Monitor progress on a weekly basis
• 5 Monthly Behavior Charts – Choose to track 1, 3, 4, 5, or 6 behaviors at a time
• Yearly Behavior Chart – Ideal for tracking long-term behaviors and progress
• 30-Day Behavior Challenge Chart – A structured challenge to encourage positive habits
• 100-Day Behavior Challenge Chart – Perfect for long-term goal setting and behavior reinforcement

Resource 7 — Classroom Expected vs Unexpected social stories

• 30 Social Stories – Two per theme (one Expected and one Unexpected version)
• 15 Themes / Rules – Including Raising Hand, Staying Seated, Inside Voice, Personal Space, Taking Turns, Emotional Awareness, Taking Breaks, Listening Skills, Sharing, Hands to Self, Making Mistakes, Flexibility, Asking for Help, Following Schedules, Kindness.
• Color + Black and White Versions – Flexible for printing or digital display
• Simple Visuals + Clear Language – Designed for early learners and students with diverse learning needs
• Digital (Google Slide) and PDF Formats – Ready for immediate use in class, therapy, or at home. Both file formats are not editable.
• Reflection Worksheet – Test students' thinking and understanding
• 2 posters with Classroom rules – Visual reminders for the themes studied in the social stories
• Certificate of good behavior – Celebrate success
• Behavior Tracker – Monitor progress
• Lesson Guide – Easy-to-follow instructions for teachers, therapists, and parents.

Who Is This For?

• Special Education Teachers Use across whole-class lessons, small groups, or individual behavior interventions.
• Speech-Language Pathologists Target social communication and behavior recognition goals in structured therapy sessions.
• ABA Therapists & Behavior Specialists Implement hands-on, visually supported activities for behavioral therapy and generalization.
• School Counselors Facilitate meaningful conversations about expectations, choices, and self-awareness.
• Parents & Caregivers Reinforce behavior expectations at home with no training required.
• Homeschool Families Build structured behavior and SEL lessons into daily routines.

How Can This Resource Be Used?

• Behavior sorting centers during SEL rotations or independent work time
• Small group lessons — sort, discuss, and role-play behavior scenarios
• Whole-class instruction to set and review classroom expectations
• 1:1 sessions for counseling, speech therapy, or ABA goal work
• Morning meeting or circle time warm-up for daily behavior focus
• Teletherapy and virtual learning (Boom Cards + Google Slides)
• IEP goal tracking with built-in data collection sheets
• Take-home practice — send B&W cards home for parent reinforcement
• Reward and motivate with included charts and certificates

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