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Token Economy Templates
These are two basic penny board templates ready to print and use. They are sized to fit well on a mini clipboard with room for a velcro strip to hold pennies. I prefer the plastic clipboards because velcro and other adhesives stick better to them! The first one has 10 pennies and is recommended for students who are experienced with and motivated by token economies. The bottom one is a good selection for younger or newer students that are still learning. It only has 5 pennies and incorporates the
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COUNTING TO 20 DATA SHEETS
⭐ 2. COUNTING TO 20 DATA SHEETS — PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONSupport student growth in foundational math skills with this Counting to 20 Data Sheet, designed specifically for Special Education and early learners. This resource provides a structured way to track counting accuracy, prompting levels, and progress over time—making it ideal for IEP goals and math interventions. What’s Included✔ Counting to 20 Data Sheet (PDF) ✔ Editable Word version ✔ Prompt Key (counting-specific prompts) ✔ “Read Me Fi
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Basic Operations, Numbers, Other (Math)
1/4 Sheet Coloring Shapes
This is a single document with 1/4 sheet sections of coloring shapes. Sometimes children get overwhelmed and can't focus on coloring a whole complete coloring sheet. This document helps with focusing on one single object on a 1/4 sheet of paper. Cut the sheet into quarters before presenting to a student.
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Coloring Pages, Visual Arts, Writing
Bathroom and Hand-Washing Visuals and Posters | Special Education
Hand washing and bathroom visuals, posters, steps, routines, and rules! Perfect for decorating your school or classroom bathroom. Hand washing visuals can be hung behind the sink as well. Printable books and vocabulary visuals and labels are included as well! You can also use the images for sequencing activities. These visual bathroom and hand washing cards are great for young students and SWD! Step-by-step visual routines can help students process and remember important information. For single
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Also included in: Back to School Bundle - Rules, Jobs, Paperwork, Organization and MORE!
First Then Visual Schedule Motivation Boards with Task and Reward Cards
History and How to Use: This resource was originally made to help my students with Autism cope with undesirable tasks. I later decided it would be good to use with students that have behavioral problems or just every day activities. 2 Different First Then boards2 Different First, Next, Then BoardsMore than 100 Task/Reward CardsTo Use:· This strategy shows an expectation followed by something preferred (first work, then video game). · Boards show that one activity (usually a less preferred one)
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Visual Schedule Behavior Binders with Task and Reward Cards
History and How to Use: This resource was originally made to help my students with Autism to follow simple directions. Also works well with students on Tier 2 or tier 3 intervention To Make: · Print, cut out and laminate the visual cards you need. – put one side of Velcro on these pieces. · Print, laminate, and put Velcro on Happy hearts, stars or frogs. · Print multiple schedule pages (about 4 per student). Laminate and hole punch before putting in a binder. Put opposite Velcro on the outside
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Copyrighted Task & Reward Cards for First Then Visual Schedule Motivation Boards
First/Then cards with popular educational program logos. To use the full product please purchase it from the link below: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/First-Then-Visual-Schedule-Motivation-Boards-with-Task-and-Reward-Cards-4510892 Cards include the following programs: · iReady · Reading Eggs · Starfall · Epic! · myON · PBS Kids · American Reading company · Fastt Math · Prodigy · Success Maker · Think Central · Accelerated Reader · Read Naturally · Achieve 3000 · Study Island ·
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Behavior Visual Cue Cards
History and How to Use: This resource was originally made to help my students with Autism to follow simple directions. To Make: · Cut out and laminate the visual cue cards you need. · Hole punch the corner and put a book binder ring through it. · Make enough sets to give to special areas, assistants or any other adult the child will spend his/her time with. · You only need one “good job” cue card, but I have included multiple so you can have the child pick his/her favorite. To Use:· Use
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First Then Board, Visual Schedule with editable icons for Autism-Special Ed
Give your students clear expectations and motivating visual support with this First Then/Token Board System designed for autism, ABA therapy, and special education classrooms. Tt includes 10 printable First-Then Boards, 7 token style choices, and 30 motivator visual cards—perfect for behavior reinforcement, task completion, transitions, and classroom routines. This low-prep, ready-to-use visual support helps students understand what comes next, stay on task, and build independence. Ideal fo
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Visual Cue Cards - REAL Pictures for Behavior, Autism Resource Room Classroom
Visual cue cards are a great behavioral support for students that need frequent reminder. In particular, for students on the autism spectrum and students with oppositional defiant disorder, these visuals can help reduce auditory clutter and the struggle of following constant teacher verbal directives. Prep is simple - Just print out a color copy, cut out the individual pieces, laminate, hole-punch the top left corner, put all cards on a single binder ring, and attach to your lanyard or belt loo
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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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Visual Picture Portable Schedule for Autism and Special Education Resource Room
Using a visual schedule in the classroom will reduce negative behaviors and promote expected behaviors. In particular, using real photos in your visual schedule makes it much more concrete and understandable. If you're looking for a scheduling system that will have your students becoming much more independent, then this portable-visual schedule is for you. This scheduling set includes: Docking visuals and their moving visuals for 34 different learning spaces'Check Schedule' pictures to prompt
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Also included in: Special Education Resource Room Autism Intervention Specialist Bundle
Toileting Visual Schedule
This product includes a ready to use visual schedule for toileting and handwashing as well as a template and schedule cards to create your own visual schedule using Smarty Symbols. This simple, ready to use visual schedule is designed for early learners and students with special needs. Simple templates and visuals were designed to help you to create your own visual schedule specific to your grade level, class, students and individual needs. This product includes 11 pages: 1 Ready to use toiletin
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Also included in: Visual Schedule Bundle
Visual Schedule
This product includes ready to use visual schedules and create your own templates for arrival and dismissal using Smarty Symbols. These simple, ready to use visual schedules are designed for early learners and students with special needs. Simple templates and additional visuals will help you to create your own visual schedule specific to your grade level, class, students and individual needs. This product includes 25 pages: 6 Ready to use arrival routines 6 Ready to use dismissal routines 2 Re
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Also included in: Visual Schedule Bundle
Behavior Cards and Visuals Supports
Includes First Then Board, Choice Cards, I'm working for Cards, I'm Making Good Choices Cards
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First Then Card:
First Then cards can be a helpful visual to use with children to help motivate them to complete a non preferred task and move to a more preferred task. Laminate the First Then page and add hook and loop to the middle of the rectangles. Then use the 18 cards on the following 3 pages to stick to the First Then board. or you can use your own pictures.
I’m making good
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Calm Down Behavior Visuals Supports For Special Education Autism
Use these calm down behavioral visual supports in your preschool or special education classroom to help teach your students different strategies and coping skills. Included in this resource:1.Visual Step by Step Calm Down Strip (Large and Small)2.Feelings Choice Board (Includes 6 Feelings- Large and Small)3.Set of Break Cards4.Deep Breathing Visuals (Large and Small)5.Counting to 10 Visuals (Large and Small)6.Choose An Activity Visuals (Large and Small)Directions: Print and laminate Visuals to
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Meal Time Visual Supports
Simple visual to help students during meal times. In my classroom, I cut out the visuals and attached them to a large piece of construction paper before laminating. For a smaller placemat you can also just print and laminate the page as is. A few common meal time words are also included, to assist students with requesting using the "I want..." portion of the mat. What you get:1 page meal time placemat 1 page common meal time vocabulary pieces Follow me on social media!Instagram @teaching.little
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Editable Canva Student Desk-Themed Template, Visual Project Slides for Science
Hello and thank you for considering this fully editable Canva template—designed to resemble the top of a student’s desk for a fun, creative look! This student-friendly project format is ideal for visual presentations, summaries, or digital portfolios across multiple content areas. ✅ What’s Included: 13 content slides 1 title slide + 1 conclusion slide Canva template link using PRO elements Fully customizable fonts, colors, and layouts Easily duplicate or delete slides to fit your lesson
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Astronomy, Earth Sciences, Science
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CCRA.SL.1
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Mask on & Use Visuals Portable Token Board
Do you have a student who doesn't wear a mask or needs help using visuals? -look no more -print and use -includes 2 token board and 2 reward card templates -quick way to support your child/student -visuals by smartysymbols.com
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Exit Tickets for Progress Monitoring in Special Ed- Basic Multiplication to 100
Are you looking for an efficient ⏲️ and effective way to track your students' progress on IEP goals for Basic Multiplication within 100? Introducing Special Education Exit Tickets for Progress Monitoring IEP Goals, a tailored system designed to streamline the process of tracking and documenting student progress on Individual Educational Plan (IEP) goals. These exit tickets provide a structured, consistent method for special education teachers to gather real-time data on student performance.
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Also included in: Special Education Exit Tickets for Progress Monitoring-Growing Bundle
Classroom icons/visuals
Included in this is: -Available/unavailable icon -Voice volume visual -First then (next) board -Cue cards/icons -Mini schedules -Token board with icons/tokens
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'Planned Waiting' Classroom Visuals
Communicate 'planned waiting' strategy with building staff using these classroom and lanyard visuals. Suggested Directions:Use daily for clear, concise communication with students' families.Included: Color & Black and white versions of 'Planned Waiting' classroom signs and lanyard visuals. Terms of Use:By purchasing and/or downloading this electronic file, you agree to the following terms. For personal use/single classroom use only. No part of this document may be distributed, posted on the in
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Communication/Visual Chart
Students with minimal verbal skills or who's language is different than the teacher's can use this to identify what they need or for the teacher to identify to the student what they need.
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Basic Cursive Job Chart
I created this because I needed a basic, cursive job chart. These cards are about half the size with black line boarder. I find the smaller chart takes up less wall space and doesn't become a "decorative" part of my classroom.
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