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Caregiver Resource- I Didn't Get My Way (Toddler Transitions)
💬 Without the Fuss Series: I Didn't Get My Way – Caregiver Coaching Print & Go Support families through everyday toddler challenges with these practical resources created for caregivers, early intervention providers, therapists, and daycare settings. The Without the Fuss series targets common routines and difficult transitions for toddlers and young children created by a pediatric occupational therapist and speech language pathologist. Each resource includes simple, caregiver friendly strateg
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Starting Solids Parent Handout for SLPs & Feeding Therapists | Infant Feeding
Support your families with confidence during one of the most important feeding milestones. This Starting Solids Parent Handout was created by a pediatric feeding therapist to help SLPs, OTs, and feeding specialists provide clear, evidence-based guidance to caregivers—without having to create materials from scratch. Perfect for early intervention and outpatient settings, this resource simplifies how you educate families on introducing solids, reducing overwhelm and improving carryover at home. ✔
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*Social Story* My Clothes Stay on at School
Thank you so much for visiting this Social Story! I truly appreciate your support. Social stories are a powerful antecedent intervention and proactive behavior support that help students understand expectations, build self-regulation skills, and make positive choices throughout the day. Behavior Tip: For best results, introduce social stories when students are calm, regulated, and receptive, rather than during or immediately after challenging behavior. Consistent, daily review is key—using this
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Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
Summer 1 to 1 Correspondence Fish with CVI worksheet and Craft Spec. Education
These One-to-One Correspondence Ocean Worksheets were created to support students with disabilities while building early math and communication skills in a fun, engaging, and visually supportive way. Students practice matching one fish to one box while strengthening counting, number recognition, visual attention, and fine motor skills. These worksheets were specifically designed with accessibility in mind. The high-contrast black background with bright yellow visuals helps support students with
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Not Subject Specific, Numbers, Other (Math)
Farm Theme Choice Board | SPED, ELA, Math, Autism, Behavior Management
These choice boards are perfect for special education, resource rooms, general education, and behavior support, and are designed to be flexible for a variety of classroom needs. 🐾 What’s Included: 4 total choice boards1 unique farmhouse designs4 different choice board layouts per designClean, student-friendly visualsReady-to-use and easy to implement🐾 Ways to Use This Resource: ✔️ Behavior incentives & reward systems✔️ Early finisher activities✔️ ELA centers✔️ Math centers✔️ Whole group or sm
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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
Handwashing Task Analysis Visual Support
Help students build independence and confidence with this Handwashing Task Analysis Visual! This resource breaks the handwashing process into clear, manageable steps using simple visuals and easy-to-follow language. Perfect for teaching daily living skills, hygiene routines, and independence in the classroom, therapy setting, or at home. Additionally, the routine is broken down into 8 simple steps which helps with data collection and programing (e.g., forward chaining, backwards chaining). Why
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Summer Swimming Activity 1 to 1 Correspondence - CVI- Special Education
This high-contrast swimmer counting activity is designed to support students learning one-to-one correspondence, counting, visual tracking, and fine motor skills. Students will read the number in each row and cut and paste the matching number of swimmers onto the bright yellow dots. The visual dots provide clear placement support for students who benefit from structured visual organization. This resource was created with students with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) and other visual or developm
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Autism Classroom Visuals: A Beginner’s Bundle
🧩 Product Description This Autism Visuals Starter Kit is a comprehensive, beginner-friendly bundle of visual supports designed to help students with autism understand routines, transitions, expectations, and communication throughout the day. This bundle includes First-Then and First-Then-Next boards, visual schedules, change alerts, wait visuals, finish-the-clock visuals, stop and expectation visuals, all-done strips, technology help visuals, feelings and needs boards, mini lanyard visuals,
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Getting Dressed Task Analysis Visual Support
Help students build independence and confidence with this Getting Dressed Task Analysis Visual! This resource breaks the process of getting dressed into clear, manageable steps using simple visuals and easy-to-follow language. Perfect for teaching daily living skills, hygiene routines, and independence in the classroom, therapy setting, or at home. Additionally, the routine is broken down into 8 simple steps which helps with data collection and programing (e.g., forward chaining, backwards chain
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Toothbrushing Task Analysis Visual Support
Help students build independence and confidence with this Toothbrushing Task Analysis Visual! This resource breaks the process of brushing your teeth into clear, manageable steps using simple visuals and easy-to-follow language. Perfect for teaching daily living skills, hygiene routines, and independence in the classroom, therapy setting, or at home. Additionally, the routine is broken down into 8 simple steps which helps with data collection and programing (e.g., forward chaining, backwards cha
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FREE Bedtime Routine Visual Strip for Autism and ABA Therapy
Bedtime Routine Visual (FREE Download!)Make evenings calmer and more predictable with this simple, child-friendly Bedtime Routine Visual Strip. Designed for toddlers, preschoolers, autistic learners, and kids who benefit from clear visual schedules, this freebie helps support smoother transitions and independence during nighttime routines. Includes 4 clear steps: Put on PJs Brush teeth Read book Go to bed This visual is perfect for: Home routines ABA sessions Speech therapy Special educa
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Skip Counting
Make learning math fun and hands-on with these engaging Skip Counting Visuals! Perfect for teaching children to count by 1's and to skip count by 2’s, 5’s, 10’s, and 25’s while building strong foundational math skills in an interactive and supportive way. These visuals help children strengthen number recognition, pattern identification, early multiplication concepts, and overall number sense through simple, structured activities. ✨ Includes two levels of learning: • Level 1 – Match & Place: Chi
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What Do You See at the Beach | Interactive "I see" Sentence Strips
Make language learning interactive and engaging with this beach-themed “I See” sentence set! This hands-on resource is designed to support early language development, vocabulary building, matching skills, and expressive communication in a fun and motivating way. Simply add Velcro to the pages and color picture cards so children can interact with the activity while learning and practicing language skills. This resource includes 12 different beach-themed objects and comes with: A set of picture c
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Caregiver Resource- Without The Fuss Bundle (Toddler Transitions)
💬 Without the Fuss Series: Bundle – Caregiver Coaching Print & Go Includes: Brush Teeth, Shopping, Clean Up, Doctor's Visit, Ditch the Pacifier, I Didn't Get My Way, Dressing and Transitions Support families through everyday toddler challenges with these practical resources created for caregivers, early intervention providers, therapists, and daycare settings. The Without the Fuss series targets common routines and difficult transitions for toddlers and young children created by a pediatric
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VB-MAPP Intraverbal 13F | Time Concept WH Questions
Build essential time concept understanding with this VB-MAPP Intraverbal 13F resource targeting "when" questions! This engaging, low-prep activity is designed to support students working on time-related language skills within the Verbal Behavior Milestones Assessment and Placement Program (VB-MAPP). Perfect for Discrete Trial Training (DTT) sessions, this set includes 10 time-related WH-questions (e.g., "When does it get dark outside?"), paired with colorful visual supports and a correspo
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Also included in: VB-MAPP Intraverbal Level 3 BUNDLE | 20+ DTT Programs with WH Questions
Speech Language Therapy: Pop the Pig Communication Board
This Pop the Pig Communication Board is designed to support early communicators, AAC users, and students working on turn-taking, requesting, and commenting during gameplay. Perfect for use alongside the popular Pop the Pig game, this board provides visual supports for key vocabulary to help students actively participate and build functional communication skills in a fun, motivating context. Students can use the board to communicate phrases such as “my turn,” “your turn,” “pig,” “pop,” and “roll,
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VB-MAPP LRFFC 8A: Fill in 10 Items by Function
This VB-MAPP LRFFC 8A resource is designed to target the listener responding by feature, function, and class milestone: Fill in 10 items when given their function. Aligned with the Verbal Behavior-Milestones Assessment and Placement Program (VB-MAPP), this activity helps students practice identifying objects based on what they do (e.g., “You fly a…” → airplane). Perfect for special education teachers, BCBAs, speech therapists, occupational therapists, RBTs, and behavioral therapists, this
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Also included in: VB-MAPP LRFFC Level 2 Aligned Bundle
Yes/No for Daily Routines – Real Photo Flash Cards for ABA & Special Education
Support communication and daily living skills with real-life visuals!This resource includes 20 printable Yes/No flash cards featuring real photographs of people completing everyday routines. Each card asks a simple yes/no question (e.g., “Is he brushing his teeth?”, “Is she eating breakfast?”) to help students practise answering Yes or No while learning daily living vocabulary. What’s included: 20 full-color printable cards (real photos, 4 per page) Simple, clear yes/no questions for each im
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Function of Items Fill-In Visuals | ABLLS-R H9 | ABA & Autism Resource
Teach functional language, intraverbal responding, and item-function relationships with this engaging visual ABA resource aligned with ABLLS-R H9 targets! This resource helps learners answer questions about the function or purpose of common objects, places, and items using simple fill-in statements paired with visual supports. Learners practice identifying what objects are used for in a highly structured and visual format perfect for early language learners. Examples include: “You use a cup to…”
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Also included in: ABLLS-R H7-H14 Functional Language Bundle | ABA & Autism Visual Supports
Communication Starters + Feelings Chart for Preverbal, IEP, or ELL students
Picture Board - Conversation Starters for preverbal or ELL studentsThis resource was originally developed for a second grade student with an IEP who was learning English, but not yet talking to teachers or peers in English. He was speaking Spanish to teachers, but only a few staff knew the language. This boy was motivated to interact with his new friends, but he began putting his hands on them to attempt to communicate or join their play. Teaching him these key phrases with the pictures, alon
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Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning, Speaking & Listening
Sticker Chart Bundle | 10 Behavior & Reward Sticker Charts for Speech Therapy
Sticker Chart Bundle | 10 Printable Behavior & Reward Charts for Speech Therapy, ABA, and Classroom Management This download includes 10 themed sticker charts to motivate and engage students during therapy or classroom activities. Themes include: Among Us Barbie Disney Princess Hello Kitty Inside Out Lisa Frank (Alien) Mandalorian (Baby Yoda) Minecraft SpongeBob Toy Story✨ Each chart can be customized — simply decide how many stickers are needed before a student earns a prize. I personally us
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Editable Schedule Cards &Visuals for Autism or Special Education
Need some visual schedule pieces that are color coded and editable? Over 2,000 icons with the ability to be edited or versions with the description label already there. Also includes 14 color options to make all your color coding dreams come true! This product has multiple uses and is great to prep for back-to-school. You can use this for an entire day schedule, a few steps, a mini-schedule, a first-then board, or an AM and PM schedule. This product uses Smarty Symbols clip art but, you have th
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Also included in: Editable Visual Schedule Boards and Pieces for Special Education
PECS Visual Schedule and School Vocabulary | Special Education Resource
Support communication, independence, and routine with this PECS Visual Schedule, designed specifically for students with communication needs, including those with autism, speech delays, or in special education settings. This resource includes Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS)-style visuals and customizable schedule strips that help students understand and anticipate daily activities. Whether used in the classroom, therapy, or at home, this tool is perfect for building structured r
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Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
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