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Self-Monitoring Regulation Chart
This self-monitoring regulation chart can be used for students with behavioral struggles within the classroom setting. The chart will allow the student to choose a self-calming strategy he/she may use to help with self-regulation. This resource is editable so you can modify it to meet the needs of the individual student using it. It can be laminated and used over and over again.
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Feelings / Behavior Management Strategies with Visuals Bundle
I was writing up a list of ways to help a parent with her child, and my mom asked me to type it up so she (a teacher) could hand it to parents. So I wrote up the outline and figured I would paste into it some behavior resources I'd already created that were recommended in the outline. Then I thought, huh, there are some recommended resources in here that I haven't made yet - so I made some new ones. By that point, the few points I'd scribbled onto a paper originally were a fully fleshed out outl
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Editable Behavior Chart
Editable behavior chart with options to earn stars for specific behaviors to earn a chosen reward or earn stars for remaining seated for duration of time. Sheet of stars included that can be laminated. Can laminate chart and use with dry erase marker, velcro or magnets.
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Basic Reward Chart
This basic reward chart has helped several of my kinder students manage behaviors in the classroom. It is a tangible way for students to track their behavior and acts as a visual reminder for what they are working for.
This basic reward chart is exactly that- basic. Feel free to add other rewards that fit the needs of your student(s) and change the pennies to movie characters, shapes, or any other image that will motivate your little one.
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I Am Working For Chart | General or Special Education
Address behaviors with the 'I AM WORKING FOR' choice board. Create a visual reward system with guidelines and a ton of fun and intriguing rewards. Print out, laminate and use velcro to attach your students choices at the bottom. Students will choose what activity or reward they are working for and if they follow the rules in the designated period of time, then their reward that they chose will follow! Yes, it is just that easy!
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Weekly Sticker Chart
Sticker chart to earn prize based on classroom behavior chart colors red-purple. Feel free to edit as needed.
Clipart not mine and I make no profit.
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Behavior Chart
This is for tracking a student on compliance vs. noncompliance.
It allows you to mark if they listen after one direction, then one redirection. For older students, anything more than one redirection I marked as does not comply. Then there is also a section for argues(makes excuses, refuses etc.) When you print out the page, I left plenty of room to make notes about the offenses that took place. Great for collecting data on different students Also SUPER EASY!!
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Reward Chart
Reward charts for students on the autism spectrum. Great for keeping track of tokens or stars throughout the entire school day. There is a 12 star system and an 8 star system. Customizable to be able to add a picture to the back ground, change the rules, or add/remove stars. Great behavior management technique. For these I laminated stickers as their tokens/stars.
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Daily Communication Chart
Editable daily communications chart. This is a great tool for parents of special needs students, preschool students, or daycare students! There is a food and nap log, etc. as well as a place for parent/guardian signature.
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English Language Arts
Student Feedback Chart (GROW/GLOW)
This chart is a FREE student feedback tracker that can be easily kept up with. The student would take it to each class period where the teacher would fill out a GLOW (something the student is doing well or excelling at in class) and a GROW (something that the student needs to work a bit harder on). This is to keep the student motivated and not focus on only negatives. The teachers would also put the students number of tardies, their current grade, and a signature to ensure it was filled out by t
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General Strategies for Managing Challenging Behaviors at Home
General strategies for educators to share with their families, to help families manage difficult and challenging behaviors at home.
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Psychology
Cycles Progress Monitoring Chart
SLPs--use this progress monitoring chart to track your cycles approach for phonology with your students!
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IEP Writing Chart
Have all your information in one place when gathering information for a new IEP. This is an editable form and you will be able to input whatever assessment names you need when gathering data for a new IEP. I have found that it's very helpful to have this information on one sheet when writing new goals.
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Simple 7 Day Sticker Chart (used for potty training)
Simple seven-day sticker chart - 7X8 chart. Personally used as a potty training tool for toddler.
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Behavior Tracking Chart
This is a chart that can be used to track a child's progress participating appropriately in each part of the day. This is an editable form that can be used in the classroom, shared with parents, and used for IEP/504 documentation.
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ESE Evidence-based Strategies
Here's a quick reference guide to refer to when planning weekly lessons. Evidence-based learning strategies are proven to support student learning, especially those with special needs! It's easy to get off track with meeting benchmark demands, quarterly testing and meetings and IEPs. Keeping track of how to implement lessons helps me keep my lessons lively and students engaged. There are more strategies than I put into this one form, however, choosing a few each week will build consistancy.
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POWERPOINT Practical Strategies for Tackling Sensory Overload
A powerpoint with strategies on how to address sensory overload and sensitivities, based on my experiences teaching young children in the autism classroom. Please listen to this powerpoint video/podcast on youtube and subscribe to Mobile Teacher's Corner on Youtube and Facebook for the full benefit of my topic presentation. https://www.youtube.com/@mobileteacherscorner Leave any questions!
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Social Emotional Learning
Smile Behavior Chart
Track student behavior throughout the school day. This product uses the five token system for students earning incentives. This data sheet can be shared with both faculty and families.
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Behaviour Tracking Chart - Easy to Edit
A weekly behaviour chart broken down by days and sections of that day. Easy to edit to replace sections, rewards, etc.
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Social Emotional Learning
Use Your Words Weekly Behavior Chart
Sticker chart to earn prize based on using your words. Feel free to edit as needed.
Clipart not mine and I make no profit.
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ABC Chart Narrative Data Tracking
Got data to track. Tired of those old photo copied photo copies. Here is a perfect digital file to share with all team members to make data collecting a team effort.
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Social Emotional Learning
Intervention Chart with MAP colors
For all ESL/ENL or Intervention teachers, you can use this to keep track of interventions needed as you become aware of them. You can also also organize your students according to MAP colors:
Red >20% (A muted shade so that you can still see they type)
Yellow 21 - 40%
Orange 41 - 60%
Green 61 - 80%
Blue < 81%
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