ALEXANDRIA GARDNER

Emotions can be hard to explain sometimes, and not always a pleasant thing to have to do. This emption book takes away some of the struggles of describing and identifying the emotions students may be feeling, while also pairing them with fun, familiar characters.

Here's a bundle of fun tools that may help your kiddos with their emotions and behaviors.

Sometimes emotions are hard to understand and explain. Here is a board developed to help students identify their emotions and ways that they can respond in a fun way. Thank you for your support.

Token boards are a great way to motivate and reinforce others without given constant access to reinforcers. Sometimes switching up a token board can help keep it motivating and exciting. Here are 10 different token boards to use throughout the school year. Each token board has two options, 5 tokens or 10 tokens. I hope you enjoy!

Sometimes kids need a little help remembering ways that they can calm down. Coping skill cards are a great tool to provide appropriate choices for how to respond when emotions get to be a little too hard to handle.

There are several different types of differential reinforcement. This infographic breaks each one down and provides an example for better understanding.

The field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) has terminology that is not always easy to understand if you are not familiar with it. Here is a helpful break down of the different types of measurement used within the field.

Super cute dog token board with different earning levels. Choose between four, five, and six tokens for your kiddo to earn.

Errorless vs Error Correction teaching visual support for RBTs and Behavior Technicians.

This fun Pokémon token board is designed to be small enough to fit in a child's pocket, to carry on a lanyard, or to place on the inside of a binder without taking up too much space. I hope you enjoy!

There are some obvious differences between a single case research design and a group design. But, there are also some not so obvious differences between the two. Here is a visual to hopefully help remember SOME of the differences when considering which design type to use.