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Hand Washing Self Monitoring
This tally sheet can be used to increase hand washing by teaching learners to monitor how many times they wash their hands a day. It can also be used to help learners who obsessively wash their hands too much and need to self monitor to decrease the amount of times they wash their days daily.
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Health
FREE Behavior Frequency Tracker
This resource is for your kiddo who has behaviors that occur frequently and you would like to decrease them. It would also work to track behaviors you would like to see increase. This tracker is well organized and will help you find baseline data that you can then formulate a goal from. You can also use it after you have implemented an intervention to see if any progress has been made, all in one place for multiple days. Some interventions I like to use for talking out are a game of Teacher vs.
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BIP At-A-Glance
No educator can implement a behavior plan they can't understand. Enter: the BIP At a Glance! It's the same idea as an IEP At a Glance, but specifically for Behavior Plans, PBSPs, and BIPs. Rather than providing colleagues with meaty, hard-to-read and even-harder-to-apply documents, fill in this BIP At a Glance template with the nitty gritty, need to know info from a student's behavior plan. Give it to paraprofessionals, administrators, colleagues, and parents, or even fill it out for yourself! W
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Social Emotional Learning
Reinforcer List
This is a simple, reinforcer checklist to help guide your preference assessments and reinforcers for learners. This is tailored to in-home ABA therapies, but can be a helpful tool for classroom teachers, parents, counselors, etc. Simply provide your learner with this checklist to have them identify what activities/items they like, or ask them using this as a template. Then, you will have a list of potential reinforcers to use to help increase adaptive behavior and decrease the undesirable behavi
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FREE Daily Weekly Monthly School & Parent Communication Log
Need a way to communicate with families, parents, co-teachers, regular education teachers, and special education teachers all at the same time? THIS IS A FREE VERSION of my School to Home Communication Logs resource! Looking for more options and an editable version? Check it out HERE!You will find templates that allow you to circle answers in either picture form, words only, or fill in the blank so students can complete materials themselves to increase independence! Use these reports to share
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SL.K.1b
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Parent Input Form for Initial, Annual, and Reevaluation IEPs
This document is extremely useful and easy when preparing for an IEP meeting. This document has all the essential pieces so that you can go into an IEP meeting prepared and know any parent concerns ahead of time. This document is an editable PDF where the font size decreases no matter how much the parent writes so you always have the information you need without it being cut off.
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Creating and Using Effective Behavior Charts Free Training Tips
Are you interested in learning how to create and use behavior charts successfully in your classroom? This free mini training is the perfect behavior management resource for you! This slideshow can also be used as a mini-training for staff such as paraprofessionals or assistant teachers. When using behavior charts with your students, there are a lot of careful considerations that could make or break your success with increasing positive behaviors! This 10 page slideshow contains tips such as prio
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School Psychology
Communication Observation Form for SLPs
Increase ease of note-taking during observations. Breaks down communicative functions and domains for both emerging and more proficient communicators. Includes: Two forms, customized to the level of the communicator.
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What's an IEP? Self-Determination & Self-Advocacy Through Teaching About IEPs
Ready to increase your students’ self-determination skills and build their skills as self-advocates? Teaching students about their own IEPs is a key step in them becoming self-advocates! The included "What's an IEP?" Student Guide is a great way to structure a conversation or lesson around what an IEP is and how it helps students succeed in school. With student-friendly language explaining IEPs, goals, services, and accommodations, students can learn about the IEP process and team. Then, s
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Free Electronics Access Checklist
Perfect for increasing and supporting independence in students and your own children. Perfect for homeschooling parents and teachers. Laminate or place in a picture frame for multiple uses. Download includes: 1 primary/secondary colored checklist 1 pastel primary/secondary colored checklist 1 black and white checklist
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Writing
Today in Speech Therapy | FREE Parent Communication Checklist Handout
Looking for a way to increase your communication with parents with minimal effort? This FREE half-page handout is a great resource to keep in your classroom and have ready to go - just circle the activity you did and check off the target for the day!! Then send it home with your student after each session! That's it! Now parents will know exactly what you did with their children! You can even have students fill it out themselves! It can be a great exit activity for the student to reflect
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I Am Ready to Work
"I am Ready to Work" visual checklist for increasing classroom readiness and independence This ready-to-print resource can be used to support student independence with transitions and organization. Picture symbols support students who are nonreaders or have difficulties with language comprehension. To prepare: -Laminate page 1 and place velcro over yellow squares -Laminate page two and cut out icons, using alternate velcro on these squares Suggestions for Use: Teacher arranges needed material i
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Morning Greetings
Start each day off on with a positive greeting and increase your students social interaction. Students can pick which greeting they would like to use with the greeter. It's an awesome way for students to get to know each other and start their day on a positive note!
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Character Education
Student Self Tracking IEP Goals Tracking Sheet
Have students track their own IEP goal progress!Use this to increase student and parent engagement in IEP meetings and with their progress towards their goals! -Use for IEP Meetings-Use for parent teacher conferences-Send home with progress reports
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Monthly Reading Log Freebie | Daily Reading homework Tracker
Did you know reading 10-20 minutes a day can greatly increase a child's literacy skills? This FREE monthly reading log can help you and your students track their daily reading. This could be used as homework, in class or for fun. Help encourage and engage your students to read each night by using this fun reading log where they get to color in a book each time they read a set amount of minutes. Send these home over the summer to avoid that summer slide or even use it with your own child at home
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Other (ELA), Reading
Today in Speech Therapy | FREE Parent Communication Checklist Handout in SPANISH
Hoy en la terapia del habla/lenguajeLooking for a way to increase your communication with parents with minimal effort? This FREE half-page handout is a great resource to keep in your classroom and have ready to go - just circle the activity you did and check off the target for the day!! Then send it home with your student after each session! That's it! Now parents will know exactly what you did with their children! You can even have students fill it out themselves! It can be a great exit activ
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Spanish
Pacing Boards Free
These pacing boards are perfect for helping children with motor planning issues or difficulty increasing sentence length. Laminate them, and you can write on them with a wipe off marker and use them over and over again. Includes two, three, four and five syllable/word pacing boards. Looking for products for Childhood Apraxia of Speech?Eat! VC Apraxia Boom Cards™Get Up! CVC VC Apraxia Boom Cards™Thank you for supporting my store. Click HERE to follow me, and be the first to know when I upl
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Speaking & Listening
Swag Tags (Brag Tags)
Are you looking for a way to encourage your students or for a tool to help increase positive behavior in your classroom? These cute and fun "Swag Tags" are a wonderful way to celebrate student growth, goal achievement, student behavior and many other student achievements! This product includes a "how to use this product" page as well as four "swag tags" (pink, green, gold and blue). Enjoy!
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Weekly Homework Agenda
Weekly homework agenda. Use to help your students, and their parents, keep track of nightly/weekly homework, upcoming quizzes/tests, etc. Promote independence, responsibility, and accountability.
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Arithmetic, General Science, Other (ELA)
Student Weekly Planner Sheets
These Elementary Student Weekly Planner Pages are a must have for all elementary teachers! It's a perfect, simple, and helpful tool to keep your students organized with their homework and activities. They learn to take responsibility for their assignments and learn a valuable life skill. The Elementary Student Weekly Planner Pages are easy to use. Download and print the planner pages out and set up a folder or notebook for each student. Students easily record assignments for daily reference.Easi
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ABC Data & Parent Communication Log
This behavior data collection document should be used to document student behavior during specific times when they struggle to behave appropriately. The detailed description page increases accurate reporting by providing definitions and examples for anyone who monitors student behavior. By using this product, teachers are able to organize behavioral data and parent communication logs in one place, as well as determine the function of the behavior so they can plan an effective intervention to sup
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Autism Classroom Visuals for Staff
Included are 7 posters to place in your classroom as visual reminders for adults on how to best serve students in a special education setting with neurodiversity and acceptance in mind. Posters include: -Strategies for Increasing Student Engagement -Independent Work Reminders -Respectful Communication Reminders -Schedule Reminders -Prompting Hierarchy -Ways to Engage With Students During Leisure Activities -General Classroom Dos and Don'ts
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AR (Accelerated Reader) Quiz Report
A quiz report for AR (Accelerated Reader) quizzes. This printable can be used when a student takes an AR quiz to report how the student did on the quiz and progress towards AR goals. Great to use in general and special education settings. Can be used as a way to share progress from a special education setting with the general education teacher. Can also be used to send home so that parents can be kept in the loop about how their student is progressing with reading and AR goals. Two reports per
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English Language Arts, Reading
Hearing Aid/Cochlear Implant Reward Sticker Chart
A simple visual chart can go a long way in motivating a student to wear their hearing device! These weekly sticker charts can be individualized for each child in order to increase wear time of devices such as hearing aids and cochlear implants. The weekly sticker chart breaks up each day into three check-ins to help build consistency for wearing equipment throughout the day. This is a great tool to use in all environments– home, school, daycare, etc.
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