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Ways to Differentiate - Student Characteristics and Process/Content/Product
This easy to read chart is based on the work of Carol Ann Tomlinson. The chart provides examples of how to meet the needs of learners based on student characteristics, including: readiness, interest, and learning profile. These characteristics correspond to strategies that can be used to differentiate the content, process, and final product.
A great resource for instructional coaches or teachers!
By: lilmaks
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ABC Behavior Chart | Behavior Analysis Chart | Antecedent Behavior Consequence
Colorful ABC behavior chart. Use this chart to understand what your student’s/client’s behavior is communicating. - The letter ‘A’ stands for ‘Antecedent’ and describes what happened before the behavior occurred. - The letter ‘B’ stands for ‘Behavior’ and describes the behavior that occurred. - The letter “C” stands for ‘Consequence’ and describes what happened immediately after the behavior. By tracking and analyzing these elements, you'll gain valuable insights into your student’s/client’s
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Classroom Community
Autism Adaptive Pain Chart and Communication Cards, I Feel Pain Visual
I Feel Pain visual communication cards and charts. This was created for Autistic individuals or non speaking patients. Use this as an accommodation during a medical exam. For best results in stressful pain situations, this could also be used in therapy using pretend play for practice. This file is for printing on 8.5”x11” paper. Charts are in 8.5”x11” format. ————- **WATERMARKS WILL BE REMOVED**
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Developmental Milestones Chart | Early Childhood & Pediatric Reference
This Developmental Milestones Chart is a clear, easy-to-read reference guide designed to support understanding of typical child development across early childhood. Perfect for teachers, parents, therapists, and early intervention providers, this resource helps identify age-appropriate developmental skills in a simple, organized format. Ideal for use in pediatric occupational therapy, preschool classrooms, daycare settings, and parent education, this chart provides a helpful overview of develo
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Behavior Chart
This product contains two different behavior charts (one for therapy sessions and the other for home). This is designed to be a clothespin behavior chart as a visual for the child to see consequences for difficult/inappropriate behaviors. I laminated both after I printed them. I also use these as a method to educate some parents/caregivers during therapy sessions to provide them with an alternative method for managing the child's behaviors at home.
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Home To School Promise Chart.
This chart is recommended for school aged children (PreK-6th grades). It is a motivational tool that can be used at home and at school.
The Home & School Promise Chart helps keep the lines of communication open between the classroom teacher and the students’ parents. Teachers and parents work together to reinforce/reward positive behaviors of the child in the home and school environment.
This chart can be very effective for improving behaviors, however it may take some time before you see resul
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Book of Life Consequence Chart (Landscape Orientation)
This lets you keep track of positive and negative behaviors and positive and negative consequences without trying to remember them! List the day, date, child, the event, the consequence - good or bad, and your initials when the consequence has been fulfilled. This chart is a great way to build character, teach cause and effect, and ownership for one's choices.
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Character Education
10 Day Meds Sticker Chart
This is a 10 day medicine sticker. Chart for kiddos who have a difficult time taking meds! I originally made this for my niece who was taking medicine for 10 days due to strep throat, once in the morning and once at night. She had a difficult time taking meds, so I made her this sticker chart as a visual aid of how many days she had left, and so she could earn a prize of her choice when it was complete!
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For All Subjects
Token Chart
Token Chart to be used during a work session. Laminate- add a Velcro dot to the "I am working for:" square- use classroom visuals as reinforcer choices for the student- Expo marker to check off each item of work to work for chosen reinforcer.
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Behaviour Chart
Chart to use based on Intervention Plans (weekly behaviour chart). Students, parents and teachers agree on what needs to improve (p.2) and then the teachers fill up the student's behaviour chart for everyday of the week. The parents sign the report and send it back to school. Booklet is made for 1 week, but p.3 & 4 can be copied as many times as needed based on the length of the IP.
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No Tears On The Bus.
This chart is recommended for school aged children (PreK-5th grades special day class students) who frequently cry on their morning and after school bus rides. Teachers and parents work together to manage the student’s behavior with the use of positive reinforcements.
Before using the chart, rewards and/or privileges should be established and agreed upon between the teacher, parents, and students. This includes rewards and/or privileges that can be earned at home and in school.
It may take some
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Family Action Plan or Joint Action Plan Worksheet
Families can embed new strategies into their daily routines with greater ease when their service providers give written or visual cues. Print these Family Action Plans or Joint Action Plans (same forms, different headers) on bright paper and encourage your families to post the plan in a central location in the home. Fill out at the end of your sessions with the caregiver to ensure understanding and joint agreement of the plan.
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Behavior Intervention Log
Stay organized and keep track of your intervention strategies with this easy to track behavior log. This will help you gain more insight on whats working and be well prepared for any possible IEP's. It's also a great tool to have handy for parent teacher conferences.
Log what intervention strategy you are using, the date you've started and how the student is responding to the strategy.
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Executive Functioning
What is Executive Functioning (EF) and what are the basic coping strategies? This guide will help with understanding those coping skills.
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Gifted and Talented High Ability Parent Communication Handouts Faith Based
Equip families of gifted and talented students with faith-centered encouragement and strategies through this bundle of parent handouts, designed especially for Christian parents raising high ability learners. These black-and-white friendly resources integrate both practical strategies and biblical wisdom, making them perfect for parent-teacher conferences, family nights, church-based parent groups, or gifted program workshops. Gifted children often display asynchronous development, emotion
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For All Subjects, Religion, School Counseling
Checklist for a Neuroplastic Fantastic Session
A checklist to get the most out of your therapy session with 10 different strategies and a focus on neuroplasticity to help kids grow their brains and develop the skills they're working hard to achieve!
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Essential Tips For Nurturing Children With ASD
Essential Tips For Nurturing Children With ASD" provides a vital resource for both parents and teachers, offering practical strategies and insights tailored to support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). For parents, the guide provides a deeper understanding of ASD characteristics alongside actionable advice on creating supportive home environments, fostering communication skills, managing behaviors, and accessing advocacy resources. Similarly, teachers benefit from insights into indiv
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Paraprofessional/TA Training
This training was created to be presented to support staff, paraprofessionals and teacher assistants. The training outlines, and provides strategies to promote SUPPORTIVE behavioral interventions when working with struggling learners. My support staff LOVED working through this presentation and have championed many of the skills and strategies it offered.
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Differentiation for the Science Classroom
This document is a practical resource for educators aimed at tailoring instruction to meet diverse student needs. The document outlines various strategies and activities that allow teachers to adjust content, process, and products based on individual learning styles, interests, and readiness levels.
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Feeding Success in Children: A Collaborative Approach- OTs/RDs
This four-page handout provides a concise, practical guide for supporting pediatric feeding through a multidisciplinary approach. It covers key factors that affect feeding, strategies from occupational therapy and dietetics, and ways families and professionals can work together to promote safe, efficient, and nutritionally adequate eating. The handout includes tips on positioning, oral-motor support, sensory strategies, meal planning, and caregiver coaching, offering actionable guidance for both
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Torticollis and Tummy Time Educational Materials
For Early Intervention Therapists and Parents for treatment and education of torticollis. Includes stretches for both left sided and right sided presentations. Includes positioning strategies and actual images of stretching exercises. These exercises and activities should be conducted only under the guidance of a therapist or physician. New Updates:Now includes educational information about torticollis and about tummy time, exercise positioning activities with pictures, and exercise logs to trac
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Sensory Observation and Sensory Modulation Worksheet
As an occupational therapist (OTs) it is important to understand the sensory needs of each student especially when creating a sensory diet/sensory intervention plan. This worksheet is a chart that one can use to document sensory observations and how the student modulates the input. Sensory modulation refers to the brains ability to process and organize incoming sensory information. Taking note of these observations is important for helping our students regulate sensory input for optimal functio
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NO PREP Pain Communication Tool (Request Board) Low Tech AAC Visual
When a person with autism is sick or in pain, they may find it very difficult to identify or express the way they are feeling. Within this packet is a "I Feel Pain or Sick" chart and a request board. The chart has major body areas identified, also highlighting some sicknesses. The request board has a listing of possible requests such as: medicine, ambulance, help, bandage, and water. A "Pain Scale" ranging from 1 - 5 in various shades identifying the severity of pain is also included. The images
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Parent Skill Competency Assessment
Parent Skills Competency Assessment The Parent Skills Competency Assessment is an ABA-based caregiver assessment tool designed to help identify parent strengths, training needs, and priority intervention areas. This resource can be used during intake, parent training sessions, treatment planning, reauthorization periods, and ongoing progress monitoring. Skills are organized from foundational behavior-support strategies to more advanced ABA implementation and crisis-management skills, making this
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