Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Listening Comprehension (VB-MAPP IV #13): "What did (character) (verb)"

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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

Accepting Alternatives ABA Program | Denied Access + Choice-Making Skills

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Teach & Track Resources

Help learners tolerate being told “no” and accept offered alternatives without engaging in maladaptive behavior with this structured, ABA-based program. Designed for use with students who have difficulty with denial or redirection, this Accepting Alternatives Program targets flexible responding and emotional regulation when access to preferred items or activities is denied. The program includes a step-by-step teaching procedure, clear prompting strategy, and a target hierarchy that graduall

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For All Subjects

Halloween PECS Picture Set – Costumes, Trick-or-Treating, Parties, & Candy

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The Gentle Behaviorist

Make Halloween fun and accessible with this set of 45 Halloween PECS images! Perfect for learners who benefit from visual supports, this resource helps children: Choose from a variety of Halloween costume optionsIndicate when they will be trick-or-treating or attending a Halloween partyExpress preferences for participating or not participating in activitiesCommunicate about common Halloween candiesThese PECS cards are designed to encourage communication, increase independence, and support seaso

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Two and Three Step Instructions

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Inside Out Autism

Two and Three Step Instructions – Receptive Language & Motor Imitation PracticeThis resource provides learners with structured practice following two- and three-step directions, targeting receptive language, sequencing, memory, and independence. By combining gross motor, fine motor, and object-based actions, learners build flexibility and functional responding. What’s Included: A wide range of actions organized by category: Gross Motor: waving, stomping, clapping, spinning, marching, sitting,

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Psychology, School Psychology