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Early Mand Training Protocol with Vocal and PECS/Sign - Teacher/Parent Friendly
This mand training (aka teaching functional requesting) protocol is an easy to follow, step-by-step guide on how to increase request opportunities using a combination of vocal prompting and supplementary PECS/Sign language supports. The target audience of this infographic is caregivers, teachers, and even new therapists who work with a learner whose vocal repertoire is just emerging. The guide teaches how to utilize motivating operations, prompts and prompt fading, different communication modali
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Editable task analysis for kitchen cleaning w/ challenging behaviors
Task analysis for increasing independence with cleaning routine and tracking challenging behaviors.
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Editable task analysis for toileting
Task analysis to help increase and track independence with toileting.
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Brenda the Baking Baboon - Adaptive Book
What are f using Adapted Books? • Increased Literacy Skills • BoostsConfidence • Builds Communication Skills • Vocabulary Development • Building play skills What targets can be accessed using Adapted Books? • Tacting • Receptive ID • Identical and/or Non-Identical Matching • Intraverbals/WH Ouestions
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** Occupational Therapy Explained: Informational Handout, What is OT? **
OTs are an integral part of the therapy team, focusing on increasing the participation of those we work with in their desired and required activities needed for living a fulfilling and independent life. Occupational therapy covers a wide range of skills - and that’s why we love it so much! This quick, one-page resource was created to be an easy explanation for caregivers, teachers and parents. Please note, as with all of our resources, this download does not substitute skilled medical interventi
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Basic AAC Communication Sheet for Toddlers and Children with ASD
Easy to Use and Teach Low Tech Communication Tool to improve child’s communication skills to express wants & needs as well as increasing independence. These communication cards include: everyday activitiescommon requestsfoodsfeelingspain scalediverse imagesand much more!This is a great tool for parents, teachers, OT/SLP, and many more!
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Speaking & Listening
Incidental Teaching | ABA Parent Educator Handout for Building Language Throu
Bring meaningful language opportunities into your daily routines with this easy-to-use Incidental Teaching handout! Designed for parents, educators, and ABA professionals, this resource provides step-by-step guidance for embedding spontaneous communication practice into everyday activities using natural interests and play. Based on evidence-based practices, this strategy helps children increase spontaneous language by creating teachable moments throughout the day — without needing formal lesso
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For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
Strategies for Prompting and Support (Hearing Needs) Paraprofessional SPED HI
For your consideration is a great prompting guide to share with staff who work with students with hearing needs. It outlines supportive phrasing, cueing, and directives in order to increase self-advocacy and auditory comprehension/processing. More specifically, it gives examples of exact phrasing to use and what type of language to avoid. A great resource to utilize in order to support students with diverse hearing needs.
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Providing Choices | ABA Parent Training Handout
Choices are powerful! This ABA-informed parent training handout teaches caregivers, educators, and therapists how to effectively use choice-making strategies to reduce power struggles, increase compliance, and support communication and independence. Designed by a BCBA, this resource breaks down how, when, and why to offer choices in a way that feels empowering—not overwhelming—for learners of all ages. ✅ What’s Included: ✔️ Clear explanations of why offering choices works ✔️ Step-by-
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Family Consumer Sciences, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Volume/Voice Level Chart
A voice/volume chart with visuals to help your student or child match their volume to the setting because it is okay to be loud and excited sometimes! Cut out an laminate to increase life-span!
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Backyard Science: Butterflies vs. Moths, Homeschool printable, Nature Handout
Somethings aren't learned in the classroom...they're learned from the outdoors! With this in mind, I would like to start new, 1-2 page leaflets to learn bullet point form comparisons to learn about plants and animals that you may encounter in your very own backyard! This printable compares and contrasts Butterflies and moths and has a photo of each on the top of the page to help kids identify these incredible creatures! The next page is a quiz for kids to use what they learned on the compare and
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Biology, Science
Filling the Language Bucket: A Practical Guide to Language Development
Children learn language through repeated exposure, modelling, and meaningful interaction over time. Before children can use language independently, they need opportunities to take language in — without pressure. This practical guide introduces the Language Bucket to help adults understand how everyday language choices can either increase language demand or support communication, regulation, and learning. Rather than removing questions altogether, this resource shows how turning some questio
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For All Subjects
50 Silly Sounds · Digital Album for Caregivers · Enhance Imitation Skills · EI
Parent and Caregiver-Friendly 'Silly Sounds' album, using real pictures + a simple label. This digital album can be sent to parents via photo-sharing app of your choice to help them to focus on presenting SILLY SOUNDS. The goal is to help inspire parents to use silly sounds with their child, and increase the child's engagement and imitation skills! After ‘practice’ with this album, hopefully the parents will be able incorporate more silly sounds into their daily routines, book reading, and p
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Easy Energy quiz
🌟 Quiz Description – Energy Around Us This quiz helps students learn about different types of energy and how we use them every day. Students will: Identify energy in motion (kinetic) and stored energy (potential) Learn about renewable and nonrenewable energy sources Recognize tools and natural features that give us energy, like turbines, solar cells, volcanoes, and geyser Practice conserving energy and understanding its importance The quiz is made to be fun and easy, using simple words a
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General Science, Physical Science
Coping Skill: Look for the Colors – Mindfulness & Grounding Worksheet
Look for the Colors – Mindfulness & Grounding WorksheetHelp students practice mindfulness and grounding with this simple, engaging activity! The “Look for the Colors” worksheet guides students to focus on each color of the rainbow and find 5 items in that color around the room. This activity encourages observation, attention to the present moment, and sensory awareness, making it a perfect tool for reducing stress, increasing focus, and supporting emotional regulation. Ideal for classrooms, ther
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Calming Bedtime Activities for Children
Help children learn how to calm their bodies and emotions with this easy-to-use Calming Activities Handout for Kids by Monica Plack, occupational therapist. This downloadable resource is perfect for therapists, teachers, and parents supporting children with big feelings, sensory needs, or self-regulation challenges. Included is a visual picture choice board that allows children to independently select calming strategies that work best for them. Using visuals increases engagement, communication
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Character Education, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
50 *More* Silly Sounds · ‘A Noisy’ Digital Photo Album for Caregivers · Vol 2
50 *More* Silly Sounds · ‘A Noisy’ Digital Photo Album for Parents/Caregivers · Vol 2 The second edition of a Parent and Caregiver-Friendly 'Silly Sounds' album, using real pictures + a simple label. This digital album can be sent to parents via photo-sharing app of your choice to help them to focus on presenting SILLY SOUNDS. The goal is to help inspire parents + caregivers to use silly sounds with the child, and increase the child's engagement and imitation skills! After ‘practice’ with this
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Brown Bear Adapted Book Visuals | AAC | Speech Therapy | Pictures |Special Ed
Do you love Brown Bear? This adapted book for Speech Therapy and SPED has easy picture supports that allows for immediate engagement with your young littler learners, students who are not yet reading, students who struggle with engagement, students with AAC devices, other language delays or struggle with attention. This book allows for increased attention throughout the entirety of the book. With CORE and FRINGE vocabulary throughout the story, students can point along to all of the picture
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Three Drawer Independent Work System with Choice Board- Special Education
Three Drawer Independent Work System with Choice Board | Special Education Work Task System | Autism Classroom RoutineBuild independence, structure, and motivation in your classroom with this Three Drawer Independent Work System with an attached “I Want to Work For…” choice board. This visual work system helps students understand expectations, complete tasks independently, and work toward preferred rewards — perfect for special education and structured learning environments. This system supports
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Not Subject Specific, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Speech and Language Developmental Milestones 0-3 years
This eye-catching poster provides information on the Speech and Language Milestones of children aged between 0-3 years. Information in the poster has been adapted from the American Speech-Language- Hearing Association (ASHA) recommendations and milestones. This poster can be useful to give to parents or to place in schools/preschools, doctor surgeries etc.
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Strategies to increase language development
Parent friendly handout describing different strategies they can do at home to support their child's language development.
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Fine Motor Control: Lego Build Activty
For this activity students with develop their visual-spatial abilities, as well as their fine motor control.
The child will look at one of the tower handouts and then use their lego pieces to recreate their own version. They can then ask a teacher, parent or peer to check their work. If they are incorrect they should be prompted to compare their finished product with the sample page and attempt to correct their copy.
Furthermore, it is important that before each new tower is attempted tha
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Parent Communication Questionnaire for Special Education
Building strong parent-teacher communication is essential in any classroom—but it's absolutely critical in special education. These editable Parent Communication Forms were designed by a special education teacher to help you gather meaningful, relevant input from families at the beginning of the year, before IEP meetings, during parent conferences, new incoming students etc. This resource helps create a true collaborative team around the student, allowing you to align IEP goals, classroom sup
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