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Paraprofessional Training for a PPCD Classroom
PPCD Connection presents a complete power point presentation for training of high quality, caring staff. Includes examples of expectations, duties, and responsibilities.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
PreK - K
Paraprofessional Beginning of the Year
This is a PowerPoint presentation that helps to teach/reteach TA's/Paraprofessionals the expectations of them within the special education setting.
K - 4th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Sharing: Social Skills Training Set
Child with autism and developmental delays respond extremely well to stories about rules/expectations. Teaching children rules and expectations through social stories is highly effective and is done so in a positive manner. Included in this packet is everything you or a paraprofessional need to complete sharing lessons! You could do a whole unit or just a review with the materials included! I will be giving my paraprofessional's that I work with these in a pack, explain it and then follow up
PreK - 2nd
David Goes To School: AAC Picture Book Series
Description Welcome to our AAC Picture Book Series, a set of lesson plans, scripts, communication boards and ideas to support teachers, paraprofessionals and SLPs teaching communication while reading favorite early childhood books. Each activity set has these features: Simple 5-day literacy focused lesson planCommunication Board (16-location picture symbols)Photo Communication Board (6-location for students needing more concrete symbols)Quick Script Ideas and Data Collection Form (with suggested
PreK - 2nd
Reading
Lesson Plan Format - Special Education
Lesson plan format that allows for as much or as little detail as you want. Each student has their own column in order to elaborate on the expectation. Perfect for a paraprofessional to utilize with minimal support! This was created for an Early Childhood Special Education classroom (ECSE).
PreK - K
Daily behavior contract (parent reinforcement at home) teacher sign
🌟 Daily Behavior Check-In (Kid-Friendly Cartoon Style) | 3 Per Page Make behavior tracking simple, visual, and engaging with this kid-friendly daily behavior check-in sheet! Designed with cartoon-style icons and clear expectations, this tool helps students reflect on their behavior while giving teachers an easy way to track progress and communicate with families. Perfect for elementary classrooms, special education, behavior intervention plans (BIPs), and RTI/MTSS supports. 🎯 Best For: K
PreK - 3rd
For All Subjects
Classroom Visuals Lanyard Cue Cards | Special Education Visual Supports | Autism
Are you looking for quick, easy-to-use visual supports to improve classroom communication and behavior in your Special Education classroom? These Classroom Visual Lanyard Cue Cards are the perfect grab-and-go tool for teachers, paraprofessionals, and support staff working with students in PreK–3rd grade, especially in Autism, Special Education, inclusion, and early childhood classrooms. Designed to support students with communication delays, behavior challenges, and executive functioning nee
PreK - 3rd
Classroom Community, Vocabulary
Playing a Game: Social Skills Training Set
Child with autism and developmental delays respond extremely well to stories about rules/expectations. Teaching children rules and expectations through social stories is highly effective and is done so in a positive manner. Included in this packet is everything you or a paraprofessional need to teach and practice the rules of playing a game. You could do a whole unit or just a review with the materials included! I will be giving my paraprofessional's that I work with these in a pack, explain i
PreK - 2nd
Self-Monitoring Behavior Charts
Two different levels of self-monitoring behavior charts.
How to use:
I sit down with each student and we chose 4 behaviors to monitor throughout the day. They also chose the reinforcer they will be working towards if they earn the necessary points.
After each segment, a paraprofessional or myself review if they met this expectation. At the end of day, if they earned enough points then they get their reward!
One version has more visuals of expected behavior, yes/no, and of reinforcer. Second s
K - 5th
AAC Modeling Cheat Sheet | Free Preschool Special Ed Resource | Intervention Spe
Are you supporting AAC learners in a preschool special ed classroom and not sure how to fit modeling into your already packed day? This free one-page cheat sheet breaks AAC modeling down into plain language so every adult in the room can support communication all day long — not just during scheduled sessions. WHAT IS INCLUDED: - A simple explanation of what AAC modeling actually means - The 3 rules of AAC modeling every teacher needs to know - A classroom routine table showing WHEN to model
PreK
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
FREE Elementary Music Social Story to Ease Transitions - Editable
Do you need a way to ease transitions for your elementary music students with special needs? Going to Music, A Social Story helps struggling students anticipate social situations and respond appropriately. The editable story depicts a typical music classroom setting and models appropriate responses to help teach students how to respond and feel more comfortable. Social Stories are IndividualizedTypically, social stories are customized for each student. This resource was created in PowerPoint
K - 5th
Music
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