Exponential Function Graph Activity

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Preference Assessment Interview for Children Paper and Electronic Versions

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This is a simple to use preference assessment interview available in both paper and excel version. It focuses on general activities and items available to students at a young age. It comes with a nice summary sheet to view the information collected to assist you when completing preference assessments with the child. The excel file will fill out the summary sheet for you! Keywords: Preference Assessment, Interview, ABA, Assessment, FBA, Functional Behavior Assessment, Excel Sheets, Reinforcement

PreK - 3rd

Basic Principles, Psychology

The Door Who Chose Its Own Path – A Story About Freedom, Courage, and Self-Direc

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The Cozy Family

The Door Who Chose Its Own Path – A Story About Freedom, Courage, and Self-DirectionInspire your students to think independently and make confident choices with this original SEL story, The Door Who Chose Its Own Path. Through the charming tale of Dory the Door, children learn the value of courage, independence, and believing in themselves. Perfect for Grades 3–6, this printable resource includes: ✅ Full illustrated story ✅ Reflection and discussion questions ✅ Creative art and writing activit

3rd - 6th

Close Reading, Informational Text, Literature

Weekly Toilet Training Data Collection Sheet - Great for ABA

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Nick Knacks for the Knapsack

Toilet Training Data Collection Sheet This Weekly Toilet Training Data Collection Sheet allows a teacher, parent, or other provider to monitor the toileting of a child or student. The chart monitors if a student is dry, wet, produced urine, and if the student produced a bowel movement. The chart also monitors the percentage of dry and wet days. See picture preview for better understanding! Great for ABA!

PreK - 7th

School Psychology

The Little Leaf Who Didn’t Want to Fall

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The Cozy Family

Help your students embrace change with this gentle and inspiring story! The Little Leaf Who Didn’t Want to Fall teaches children that change can be beautiful — even when it feels scary. This original story is perfect for lessons on seasons, emotions, courage, and growth mindset. Young learners will connect with Lila the leaf as she learns to let go and discover the beauty of transformation. Perfect for: 🍂 Grades 1–3 🍂 SEL (Social-Emotional Learning) 🍂 Reading comprehension & creative writ

1st - 3rd

Close Reading, Library Skills, Reading