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Spontaneous Pretend Actions: An ABA Program to increase pretend play
Spontaneous Pretend Actions is an ABA program to teach students to imitates or spontaneously enact pretend/imaginary play actions. The goal is to increase repertoire of pretend actions for participating in pretend or imaginary play themes.WHAT IS INCLUDED:A complete instruction and materials sheet with easy to understand set-up instructions, comprehensive targets and mastery and generalization instructions.A FREE! data sheet❤️You will LOVE using our DTT and ABA autism early intervention programs
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Also included in: Comprehensive ABA Manual for Autism Early Intervention: Level 3 Bundle
Sentence Completion and Cloze Sentences - Speech Therapy Activity
Increase your client's expressive language skills by using Sentence Completion tasks and Cloze Sentences. This resource includes: Nursery rhymes with predictable fill-in-the-blank endings 20 Automatic Cloze sentences, each with an optional picture cueKey Tips:Each automatic cloze sentence is on a flashcard, so they can easily be printed, cut and laminated. Use the pictures as a field of 3 picture choices, or present the picture after saying the sentence out loud to teach your client the concep
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Close Reading
"Understanding Autism: A Learning Quiz for Educators"
"Discover how much you know about autism with this interactive quiz designed for teachers. Enhance your understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), learn practical strategies for the classroom, and support inclusive education. Perfect for educators seeking to improve their knowledge and teaching practices."This product has 26 PDF pages size of 8.5 × 8.5 inches.
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Character Education, Health, Social Emotional Learning
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FREE Same & Different Task Cards [ABLLS-R Aligned C55]
These task cards are aligned to the ABLLS-R task C55.Use these task cards to target identifying same and different. Each card prompts to find the same or different of a sample with two choices below. The difficulty of the task increases as the two choices look more similar. This set includes only clipart. Included in this resource:4 cards for same, 4 cards for different.You can print only "Find the same" task cards or only "Find different"If you like this product, you can check out the FULL VER
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Basic Principles, Vocabulary
Also included in: Same & Different visual Task Cards Bundle
WH Poster and Cards - Prek to 2nd
Early learners use visuals as reminders to support them in their efforts to ask or answer questions related to topics and extends to reading comprehension. Question Words focus on building student receptive and expressive language during class discussions. Word stems are: Who/What/When/Where/How/Why/Which An activity used during: whole groupsmall groupMake Durable: increase size to make individual posters printlaminatehang around roomGlance Inside: No Prep question poster and charts with questio
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English Language Arts, Vocabulary
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SL.K.1
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Increase Social Awareness by Identifying Feelings | Teens Included!
Children who struggle with social awareness often find it challenging to understand what others are feeling or why they might feel that way. These 58 diverse faces are a great starting point for conversations about the emotions these people might be experiencing, and the reasons behind those feelings. Encourage your students to share similar experiences and reflect on when they felt the same way. This 61-page PDF features 34 close-up photos of children's faces (under 10), 24 close-up photos of
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Social Emotional Learning
Parent Handout - Communication Skills and New Baby Sibling
This handout provides information about how to continue to expand your child's communication skills when they have a new baby sibling. Print out this handout to provide caregivers education about: How communication skills can be impacted by the birth of a new baby siblingWays to involve your child in the care of a new baby siblingHow to continue to increase your child's communication skills
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Specific Requesting: ABA program to increase self help vocabulary
Does your student get frustrated when trying to request particular things and they aren't understood? Specific Requesting is an ABA program to help children use adjectives and descriptors to explain what they want. This is a Level 3 program, so it assumes children have basic play and language skills**Level 3: learners with robust language, at a developmental age of 30-48 monthsWHAT IS INCLUDED:A complete instruction and materials sheet with easy to understand set-up instructions, comprehensive t
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Also included in: Comprehensive ABA Manual for Autism Early Intervention: Level 3 Bundle
Autistic Communication Support: Free Printable Infographic Parents & Educators
FREE - 5 Ways to Support Autistic Communication (Without Pressure)Looking for simple, neurodiversity-affirming ways to support autistic communication? This free printable infographic is designed for parents, educators, and therapists working with young autistic children. Inside, you’ll find 5 pressure-free strategies to encourage communication without demands, quizzes, or overwhelm. Each strategy is practical, easy to use in daily life, and helps children feel seen, safe, and connected. What’s
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Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
Polite or Rude Quiz Cards
To help those that have deficits in understanding polite and rude comments. Download the PDF and make your own flash cards to go over. Talk with your student about why each comment could be considered polite or rude.
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Who, What, & Where Question Cards
This set of what, who, and where question cards contains 2 sets of each question, with 3 questions per set (18 questions total). Each set contains the correct answers plus 3 other choices that can be used to increase the comprehension skills required. This activity can be used as visuals for earlier learners, containing easy-to-understand pictures for students who are not yet reading! The questions can also be used as a matching activity, in which students must match correct answers to the quest
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Self-Defence : A Quiz To Challenge Your Skills
Test your knowledge with our self-defense quiz, featuring essential techniques, strategies, awareness tips, and legal insights for effective personal protection. This product has 36 PDF pages in size of 8.5 x 11 inches.
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Physical Education
Also included in: General Knowledge & Quiz Pack | Social Skills, Emotions, and More
Speech Sounds: Initial S Sound: Sammy's Silly Socks: Story and Game
For students struggling with speech delays, initial "S" sound. Cut and assemble 27 page story (half size), Story written in rebus style format for "s" sounds. Play the "Silly Sock Game". Written and designed for the young learner. If you like this you may also like:⭐ "M" and "N" Sound Endings Story & Game⭐ Language Delays Game of Categoriesboard game with cardsbuild vocabulary, increase auditory comprehensionbuilding blocks for higher level skillsContents by PageCover Text:pg 2 - mini-booklet
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Speaking & Listening
Speech Delays for Sounds M & N Word Endings / Silly Story & Game /
This product addresses speech delays and word endings for sounds "m" & "n". Silly Story featuring Sally helps students practice. Spinner game and score card included. If you like this you may also like: Speech Sounds: Initial "S" Sound: Silly Story and GameLanguage Delays Game of Categoriesboard game with cardsbuild vocabulary, increase auditory comprehensionbuilding blocks for higher level skillsCreated and designed in collaboration with Speech Pathologist Katie LC. * * * * * * * * * * * * *
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Speaking & Listening
I Love Myself Because… – Self-Esteem Activity for Kids | Confidence & Positive A
🌈 DescriptionBuild confidence and self-worth with this uplifting I Love Myself Because… self-esteem activity! Students reflect on their unique strengths, qualities, and accomplishments by completing the sentence “I love myself because…” This simple yet powerful exercise helps children practice positive self-talk, boost self-esteem, and develop a growth mindset. Perfect for counseling sessions, classroom SEL lessons, or small group discussions, this printable worksheet encourages mindfulness,
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Early Intervention: Teaching Parents How to Increase Participation Through Books
Will help early intervention providers teach caregivers how to increase their child's participation during book reading. An example handout and a handout that can be customized is included.
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Also included in: Early Intervention: Teach Caregivers How to Use Books Handout Bundle
Serve and Return Infographic Handout
One page Infographic handout about the strategy called Serve and Return. Infographic includes the 5 steps necessary for successful implementation of the strategy that increases social engagement of children. This handout is great to share with parents, caregivers, daycare providers, or early childhood staff.
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Reinforcement and Punishment AT-A-GLANCE Reference poster (ABA, Behavior)
Whether you're in ABA, you're a teacher, or you're a parent, this at-a-glance poster can give you quick access to the basics of reinforcement and punishment. Discipline is really just shaping people, and we need it as adults too. We get a speeding ticket to hopefully decrease the occurrence of speedingwe have a night out after a long week to reward our work ethicwe block our ex's number so we aren't tempted to text them (:P), and so onWe also practice reinforcement and punishment when we train
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Increase Communication at lunchtime
Increase communication with visual aide reminders for staff and teacher. I want lunch please. Open milk please. I want straw please. I want napkin please. All done. Prepositions are purposefully left out to focus on increase one-word phrases to 3 or 4 word sentences.
Specifically designed for students with ASD who struggle verbalizing requests.
The larger poster contains 4 phrases and comes in the legal size paper. All other 5 posters are 8 x 11 and can be laminated for durability.
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Speaking & Listening
Shopping Board Game With fruit and Vegetable cards
One of my first boards with cards for speech sounds or to introduce new vocabulary. You could also use these boards with mini items such as the Coles minis or mini erasers. Put the items in the middle and each child takes in turns to pick up an item to put into their shopping bag. You could use items with the same target sound or different items to increase vocabulary. The cards can be used on any of my board games as they are all the same size. ** Updated to include fruit and vegetable cards**
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Vocabulary
Monkey Token Boards
Increase student engagement and positive behaviour with this fun visual reward system! Have them complete the "I am working for..." phrase with a reinforcer of their choice and boost their motivation to earn tokens for specific behaviours. It's also a great tool for students to visually track their progress towards their reward. This download includes 3 digital token boards and 10 moveable tokens in Google Slides. It also includes a PDF with 3 printable token boards and 10 tokens. If you'd like
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Tact - Advanced Action Verbs (real pictures) 36 pictures total
ABA & Speech Therapy ResourceIncrease your learner’s language skills with Real Pictures of Advanced Action Verbs! This resource features real-life images depicting a variety of actions, perfect for: 1) Tacting (Labeling) Actions – Teach learners to identify and name actions in real-world contexts. 2) Intraverbals – Use the images to prompt responses to questions like “What is he/she/they doing?” 3) Receptive & Expressive Language – Strengthen communication skills in both ABA and speech th
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Farm Animals - Expand MLU
Help increase expressive language with common farm animals and phrases in an interactive coloring book! Thanks for checking out my NEW resources!
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Coloring Pages, Handwriting, Not Subject Specific
Exit Ticket
This formative assessment is quick and easy to use. The exit ticket is simply a question that is posed to all students prior to class ending. Students write their answer on this half sheet of paper and hand it in as "they exit," or in my case at the end of the lesson. This formative assessment technique engages all students and provides evidence of student learning. It can also help plan instruction. Teachers gain understanding of who knows what and if certain topics need additional instructio
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