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Class Bathroom Potty Log - Special Education and/or Early Childhood - Freebie!
This is a clean, simple, and straight forward way for classroom staff and aides to record bathrooming data throughout the school day for special education classes, or early childhood students, who are continuing to work on potty training in a school setting. Simply print, fill in each student's name, make copies for as many days as needed, and post in the bathroom. Staff can quickly circle "went" or "tried" on the potty, and "wet" or "BM" if the student had an accident and required changing. T
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ABA/RBT Concept Quiz Powerpoint
This ABA concept quiz is great for behavior therapists and registered behavior technicians and includes concepts typically used when working in applied behavior analysis. Great tool to help learn and practice ABA Techniques. Also great as a fun game for RBT training meetings and conferences!
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Psychology
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Peekaboo Picture Identificaton
No More Table Time Tears and Tantrums! Please enjoy this free PowerPoint presentation for a fun way to build language skills!! This free sample, is an example of a language development program for an individual that enjoys Peekaboo, frogs and cars. Using personal interests of the person you are working with will naturally increase engagement. Benefits: ✗ Supports Generalization ✗ Built-in Reinforcements ✗ Geared towards individuals interest to promote engagement ✗ Great Alternative to Table Time
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Reading, Vocabulary
Haircut Social Story
This powerpoint is used as a social story to prime learners for upcoming haircuts! The goal of this is to decrease challenging behaviors as well as anxiety for the learner.
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
FREE Weekly/Daily Assignment Checklist Editable
This checklist is helpful for students who are notorious for not turning in assignments or not completing assignments. The student will be accountable for checking off the list when they have completed an assignment in each subject. At the end of the day, if the student completes all assignments, they may earn a small prize. At the end of the week, if the student completes all assignments, they may earn a bigger prize. You can edit the subjects. What else do you have?Click HERE to go back to my
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