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Behavior chart-off-task/disruptive behavior
This behavior incentive chart was created for a student who is severely off task, his baseline data is 10% of the time on task. So far it has worked wonders in increasing time on task and decreasing outbursts.
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School Psychology
Short History of Fingerprinting and Quiz
History and quiz for the Scout Merit Badge for Fingerprinting part 1.
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Classroom Community, Forensics, Other (ELA)
Student Interest & Preference Questionnaire Bundle | Preschool – School Age | IE
Unlock the secret to student motivation!Are you looking for a better way to understand what makes your students tick? This student Preference Questionnaire Bundle is designed to gather vital information from the people who know the student best: parents and general education teachers. Whether you are prepping for an IEP meeting, developing a behavior plan, or simply trying to increase classroom engagement, these forms provide the data you need to succeed. What’s Included?This bundle features
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Pixar Up Movie Quiz- Mental Health Theme
This is an in depth processing quiz surrounding themes of mental health, emotions, and actions in the movie Up. The goal of this quiz is to incite discussions identifying the surrounding themes of what the characters are experiencing, and why.
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Character Education, Literature, Psychology
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RL.11-12.2
, RL.11-12.3
, RL.11-12.4
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Early Intervention Marketing Image and Text Copy
Editable text with image. Image includes a place to add your company name/logo. For use on Instagram, Google My Business, Facebook and more. This product is used to increase awareness of EI services via telehealth for private practices.
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Avoir et être au présent - French quiz
A quick way to assess your students on the verbs "être" and "avoir" at the present tense.
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French, World Languages
Behavior script: decreasing repetitive statements
behavior script that is editable in word. can be used for a child that engages in vocal stereotypy or repetitive statements. provides an example and reactive strategies
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Social Emotional Learning
Behavior Monitoring with IEP goal suggestion
Increase expected behaviors by using the attached data collection form and suggested IEP goal. Encourage students to identify their problem, determine the size of the problem, demonstrate an appropriate response and return to the expected task. Monitor with the
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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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Fidelity Checklist
ABA fidelity checklist that is geared towards increasing treatment fidelity within home and clinic sessions. Enough space is provided for 3 supervision sessions and a comments section at the bottom.
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For All Subjects
Race Track Daily Behavior Points Sheet (with 3 earning periods)
This product is downloadable as a word document and can be edited for your individual student that will be using this.
This points sheet is set up to be used throughout the school day and easily aligns with the flow of a student's schedule. The points sheet allows for 3 earning periods and would best be used with a student who needs multiple behavior reminders during the day. The initial points requirement is set at 50% of the total points possible. Once the points sheet intervention has been
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Daily Behavior Points Sheet Game Board (with 3 earning periods)
This product is downloadable as a word document and can be edited for your individual student that will be using this.
This points sheet is set up to be used throughout the school day and easily aligns with the flow of a student's schedule. The points sheet allows for 3 earning periods and would best be used with a student who needs multiple behavior reminders during the day. The initial points requirement is set at 50% of the total points possible. Once the points sheet intervention has been
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Guided Imagery Exercises: Great for warm -ps or independent projects!
I have developed several guided imagery exercises that help students create unique artworks by increasing engagement and guiding them with instructions or cues. Sometimes we have short tutorial videos, and sometimes I do a guided imagery exercise with them. It is such a great process for them!
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Creative Writing, Short Stories, Visual Arts
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ABA Program Tolerate Wait [Editable]
This skill acquisition template focuses on teaching an individual to tolerate waiting starting in small increments and increasing the amount of time as targets are met. It includes sections for client information, program objectives, error correction procedure, teaching procedures, data collection methods, reinforcement plans, and strategies for generalization and maintenance. The template promotes collaboration among team members, ensuring a systematic and individualized approach to skill devel
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar Adapted Book
Here you will find an adapted book of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar". Instructions: Print, laminate, cut, and add velcro to each iconIn "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" board book, add velcro to each page according to the icons in the document. I also recommend adding a piece of tape to the page first before you add the velcro in order to not cause any damage to the book. When reading the book, you may provide the icons to your child and instruct them to find the correct icon to add to each page. B
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ACES Discussion Sheet
The ACEs Discussion Sheet is a guided conversation tool used by human services providers, counselors, family support workers, and supervisors to help individuals understand and reflect on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and how those experiences may affect their current well-being, parenting, and emotional health. ACEs include difficult or traumatic experiences during childhood such as abuse, neglect, household instability, or exposure to violence. These experiences can influence emotiona
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Psychology
Brown Bear Adapted Book
Here you will find an adapted book of "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?". Instructions: Print, laminate, cut, and add velcro to each iconIn the "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" board book, add velcro to each page according to the icons in the document. I also recommend adding a piece of tape to the page first before you add the velcro in order to not cause any damage to the book.When reading the book, you may provide the icons to your child and instruct them to find the correct
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Short Stories
Student Behaviour Data Sheet
This is a partial interval data sheet with reinforcers designed to record individual student problem behaviour. It is intended to decrease the amount of time needed to record data so that teachers can focus their attention on the students.
It can be easily edited to fit individual student behaviours and requires little instruction for new or substitute teachers. (There is a box at the bottom of the page explaining what to do)
The second page gives an example of target behaviour with the firs
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Listening Comprehension (VB-MAPP IV #13): "What did (character) (verb)"
Aligned with VB-MAPP IV (Intraverbal) Milestone 13, this resource provides instructional notes 64 total flashcards targeting the following skills—each with increasing passage complexity: 1) Answers “What did (character) (verb)?” after one-sentence passage 2) Answers “What did (character) (verb)?” after two-sentence passage 3) Answers “What did (character) (verb)?” after three-sentence passage 4) Answers “What did (character A or character B) (verb)?" after being read a 15+ word passageNote:
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Reading Strategies
Blank Visual Schedule Cards - Editable
These blank picture cards can be used to help structure therapy sessions or class activities. Visual schedule pictures allow learners to receive visual supports to increase their understanding of set expectations and to identify expectations. Visual schedule boards and picture cards are also available to download.
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Also included in: Visual Schedules
FREQUENTLY USED SAT WORDS #24
The 24th/26 worksheets designed to familiarize students with frequently used vocabulary on the SAT. Each two-page illustrated worksheet features ten words with definitions, exercises and activities, and a short quiz with answer key. These versatile mini-lessons are perfect for DISTANCE LEARNING and for early SAT preparation. Excellent challenge for younger advanced students.
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Vocabulary
FREQUENTLY USED SAT WORDS #12
The 12th of 26 worksheets designed to familiarize students with frequently used vocabulary on the SAT. Each two-page illustrated worksheet features ten words with definitions, exercises and activities, plus a short quiz with answer key. These versatile mini-lessons are perfect for early SAT preparation or for use with younger advanced students.
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Vocabulary
FREQUENTLY USED SAT WORDS #10
The 10th of 26 worksheets designed to familiarize students with frequently used vocabulary on the SAT. Each two-page illustrated worksheet features ten words with definitions, exercises and activities, plus a short quiz with answer key. These versatile mini-lessons are perfect for early SAT preparation or for use with younger advanced students.
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Vocabulary
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