Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

Bathroom Routine Steps Visual with Boardmaker PCS | Autism & ABA

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Looking for a way to promote independence in the bathroom and use less verbal prompting with your students or clients? Trying to include more visuals through Boardmaker PCS into your daily routines? This product provides you with visuals with multiple variations to suit each child's needs. Sentence versions include: "I go to the bathroom by myself""I go to the potty by myself""I use the potty""I can use the potty"For each of these sentences, there are 4 picture variations including: Pants down

PreK - 4th

School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning, Vocabulary

Also included in: Bathroom Boardmaker PCS Visual Support BUNDLE

Learning Right & Left – Fun Hands-On Practice for Preschoolers!

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Vine Time Learning

🖐 Learning Right & Left – Fun Hands-On Practice for Preschoolers!Help your little learners master right and left with this engaging, hands-on activity! Perfect for preschool, pre-K, and kindergarten, this resource makes learning directions interactive, visual, and fun. ✨ Why teachers love it: ✔️ Builds directional awareness and body coordination ✔️ Supports early math, movement, and literacy skills ✔️ Simple, playful activities that keep preschoolers engaged ✔️ Perfect for circle time

PreK - 3rd

Coloring Pages, Graphic Arts, Other (Arts)

Clean Hands Social Story

Created by

Ms Cs Special Creations

Working with younger students who are potty training, but do not always keep their hands out of their private areas? This is a quick and easy social story to use so that you can work on keeping students and staff safe and healthy.

PreK - 3rd

Social Emotional Learning

Toileting Log

Created by

Ms Megan

This is a toileting log for a week. This download includes two pages. One with half hours starting at 8:30. The other is blank so you can write in your own times. If you would like other times typed in, you can contact me and that can be arranged.

PreK - 12th

Autism: My Body Hurts

Created by

Creative CiCi

When a child with autism is sick or in pain, it is very hard for them to identify or express the way they are feeling. Within this packet is a "My Body Hurts" chart. The chart has a body with major body areas identified, such as: head, eyes, throat, arm, stomach, leg, ankle, toes and etc. The "My Body Hurts" also has an area on "My Body is Feeling..." and a listing of possible reasons such as: hot, cold, itchy, aches, bleeding, runny, better and etc. The "My Body Hurts" also has a "My pain le

PreK - 12th