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Preview of Big Emotions, Small Solutions: A Parent Workbook for Supporting Children’s Emoti

Big Emotions, Small Solutions: A Parent Workbook for Supporting Children’s Emoti

Big Emotions, Small Solutions: A Parent Workbook for Supporting Children’s Emotional Regulation & Problem Solving Help your child learn how to understand big feelings, calm their body, and solve everyday problems with confidence. Big Emotions, Small Solutions is a practical, parent-friendly workbook designed to help families teach children the essential skills of emotional awareness, self-regulation, and problem-solving at home. Created by a licensed school social worker, this resource breaks do
Preview of Build-the-Letter Alphabet Workbook | ABC Crafts | Letter Construction Activities

Build-the-Letter Alphabet Workbook | ABC Crafts | Letter Construction Activities

Help students build letter recognition and fine motor skills with this Build-the-Letter Alphabet Workbook — 26 hands-on alphabet crafts perfect for special education, autism support, preschool, and kindergarten classrooms! Students cut, glue, and construct each uppercase letter A-Z — learning through doing! Each of the 26 letter crafts includes: • Cut and glue letter construction activity • Uppercase letter building with picture support • Fine motor skill practice throughout Perfect for: • Sp
Preview of Parent Training Complete Bundle: Reducing Challenging Behavior

Parent Training Complete Bundle: Reducing Challenging Behavior

Stop spending your weekends creating parent handouts. This is the only manual you will ever need.Whether you are a BCBA, Therapist, or a Parent looking for a breakthrough, this 120-page "One-Stop Shop" provides a gold-standard, flow-based roadmap to transform maladaptive behaviors into meaningful connections. What makes this the "Gold Standard"? This is not just a PDF of tips. It is a Step-By-Step Program that bridges the gap between clinical ABA concepts and real-life parenting. From toddlers
Preview of Interactive Alphabet Letter/Sound book

Interactive Alphabet Letter/Sound book

Created by
SpeechyKrissy
Low prep Interactive Alphabet A-Z Letter/Sound Book! To prep: 1- Laminate pages 1-15 2- Cut each page in half down the middle EXCEPT for page 14 3- Cut out letters on page 15 4- Add velcro sticky's on the back of the cut out letters, the letters on page 14, and under each letter in the book to match 4- Hole punch the left side of all pages and add rings or bind them together Use as an interactive hands on flip book or use as a cut and paste activity if you want something quicker! Great for l
Preview of DIGITAL/INTERACTIVE Receptive Language Activity - 20 common items, array of 4

DIGITAL/INTERACTIVE Receptive Language Activity - 20 common items, array of 4

Preview Link (directs you to a playable preview):https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-Q4arJwomYATDfzJY6?ref=tpt DescriptionHelp early learners build listening comprehension and follow one-step directions with these 20 printable receptive language flashcards! Prompts like “Touch the frog”, “Find the pizza”, and “Show me the car” support the development of listener responding, auditory processing, and basic instruction following—perfect for early intervention, ABA therapy, speech sessions, and s
Preview of Category Sort Activity

Category Sort Activity

Make learning fun and engaging with this hands-on Category Sort Activity! Students will practice identifying and sorting items into meaningful groups, building essential language and cognitive skills along the way. This resource includes 11 engaging categories: Farm Animals School Supplies Drinks Desserts FoodBallsFurnitureClothingZoo AnimalsSea AnimalsCarsEach category features clear, colorful visuals that support learners of all levels—perfect for early learners, special education, and ABA set
Preview of The Noticing Book

The Noticing Book

Created by
Marie Crutcher
Capture what you see. Notice patterns over time. Walk into conferences prepared — without dashboards, tracking systems, or data collection. You already notice everything. But where does it go? • Sticky notes in pockets • Half-written Google Docs • Note fragments • Spreadsheet experiments that don’t last • Conference summaries written the night before You see patterns forming in children every day. The problem isn’t noticing. The problem is holding onto what you notice long enough for it to becom
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