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Tooth-brushing Visual Task Analysis (Dino themed)
What does this resource include? Features 1 Dino-themed Visual Task Analysis (pdf) for Toothbrushing.Break down a (sometimes) nonpreferred task into simple steps for your learner!10-second intervals across five quadrants of the mouth featuring my hand-drawn illustrations.Quadrants of mouth: Front teeth, Top Right, Top Left, Bottom Right, Bottom LeftSteps of TA: Get out TB, Turn On Water, Put on Toothpaste, Brush, Spit, Rinse Toothbrush, Turn Off WaterWhat can I do with this resource? Increase yo
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Health
First Next Then Board with Visuals | Functional Daily Living Skills and Schedule
First Next Then Board with Visuals is a structured and visual support resource designed to help students understand routines, follow directions, and complete functional daily living activities with confidence. This resource is ideal for autism, special education, preschool, and early intervention settings. This First–Next–Then visual board uses real-life photographs to clearly show step-by-step actions, making routines predictable and easy to understand. Students learn what to do first, wha
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Classroom Community, For All Subjects, School Counseling
My Choices 2 Boards Autism AAC Visual Supports Nonverbal Special Education
My Choices 2 Boards Autism AAC Visual Supports Nonverbal Special Education Classroom Routine This My Choices 2 Boards set is a simple and engaging visual support designed to help students make choices, communicate wants and needs, and build independence across the school day. These boards are ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education settings who benefit from clear visual options. Each board provides structured, easy to understand choices th
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
*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
Brown Bear Adapted Book Visuals | AAC | Speech Therapy | Pictures |Special Ed
Do you love Brown Bear? This adapted book for Speech Therapy and SPED has easy picture supports that allows for immediate engagement with your young littler learners, students who are not yet reading, students who struggle with engagement, students with AAC devices, other language delays or struggle with attention. This book allows for increased attention throughout the entirety of the book. With CORE and FRINGE vocabulary throughout the story, students can point along to all of the picture
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Using My AAC At School Social Story Autism AAC Nonverbal Communication Sped
This Using My AAC At School social story is a clear, supportive visual resource designed to help students learn how to use their AAC device in real school situations. It is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, and children who use AAC devices or communication apps. This resource teaches functional communication in a simple and meaningful way by showing how to use AAC to share ideas, ask for help, talk to friends, and participate in daily classroom routines. The consistent visuals
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Character Education, Short Stories, 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)
Halloween Monster Midline Activity- 8 Different Mats for different skill levels!
Support motor planning, bilateral coordination, and brain-body integration with this set of Crossing Midline Activity Mats, a fun, effective, and progressively challenging tool designed by an occupational therapist! Perfect for therapists, teachers, or parents working with children who need to improve their midline crossing skills, proprioceptive awareness, motor planning, bilateral coordination, and visual-motor integration. Each mat encourages kids to reach across their body in structured, en
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For All Subjects
Also included in: Back to School Bundle for School Based OT's!
Greeting Others At School Social Story Autism AAC Visual Support Special Edu
This social story supports students in learning how to greet others at school in a clear, structured, and accessible way. It is designed for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education who benefit from visual supports and direct teaching of social communication skills. The story walks through common school arrival interactions such as seeing a teacher, noticing classmates, and using different ways to say hi including speech, AAC devices, waving, or smil
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Spelling
Using A Towel Social Story Autism AAC Visual Special Education Daily Living ADL
This social story teaches students how to use a towel during daily hygiene routines in a clear, simple, and supportive way. It is designed for autistic students, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and children in special education settings who benefit from visual supports and predictable routines. This resource helps build independence with self care, bathroom routines, and daily living skills while supporting communication and understanding. The language is easy to follow, the visuals are consisten
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Character Education, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
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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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Wearing My Backpack Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Education Class
This Wearing My Backpack Social Story is a simple, structured visual support designed to teach students how to safely and independently manage their backpack during the school day. It is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and those in special education settings who benefit from clear expectations and visual routines. This resource supports understanding of daily school routines by breaking down steps like putting on a backpack, wearing it correctly, and storing it in
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Character Education, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
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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Small VS Big Problems Social Story | SEL | Resilience, Self-Regulation, Solving
Help your students learn how to handle everyday challenges with this practical, printable SEL resource designed for primary-aged learners. This pack from the Let’s Build Resilience collection introduces the concept of small vs. big problems - a foundational skill in helping children respond to situations calmly and confidently. Using relatable examples, visual metaphors, and reflective prompts, students learn to assess the size of a problem and decide whether they can solve it independently or
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
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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Not Subject Specific, Numbers
Parent Training Workbook - Discrete Trial Training (Session 7)
Our Parent Training Workbook, session 7. Our Workbook sessions are intended for beginners who are new to ABA. Learners could be anyone from family members, to teachers, to those actively pursuing RBT or BCBA certification. Session 7 includes a "Knowledge" section, reviewing ABCs of behavior, introducing Prompting and Fading, analyzing what makes a Discrete Trial (DTT), introducing the Prompting Hierarchy with examples and descriptions of each prompting level, errorless learning, Prompt Fading, a
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Also included in: Parent Training Workbook - 8 Session Bundle (PPT included!)
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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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Reinforcement Menus
⭐ My Awesome Reinforcement Menu ⭐Engaging, Visual, & Kid-Approved!Make motivation FUN and functional with this bright, easy-to-use Reinforcement Menu; perfect for ABA therapy, classrooms, home routines, and social skills groups! This resource includes multiple visual reinforcement menus featuring highly motivating, age-appropriate options such as: FidgetsFloam & SlimeStickers & Pop-ItsStress balls & Play-DohTablet timeMusic or videosSqueezes & bubblesLegos & MagnetilesTrampoline timeMusic & outd
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Visual Arts
AAC and Early Intervention: Decision making and Addressing Myths
This handout is designed for speech-language pathologists to support caregiver education and shared decision-making around Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), particularly in the early intervention period. It provides a balanced, parent-friendly overview of AAC, highlighting its benefits for language development, communication, and participation while also addressing common myths and misconceptions that may contribute to caregiver hesitation or uncertainty about pursuing an AAC eva
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For All Subjects
WHO questions – WH-Question Guide | No Prep, No Print!
WHO questions – WH-Question Guide | No Prep, No Print!Looking for a comprehensive, easy-to-use digital tool to help your students master “Who” questions? This interactive no-prep resource is designed to meet your learners exactly where they are—with 5 differentiated levels that gradually build comprehension and expressive language skills. Perfect for SLPs, special education teachers, early interventionists, and classroom educators, this resource is ideal for use on a tablet, smartboard, or c
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Speaking & Listening
Sleep Hygiene Social Skills Bundle | Social Story | Activities | SEL skills
Helping Kids Understand Sleep, Body Clues, and Healthy Bedtime RoutinesSleep impacts behavior, focus, emotions, and learning—but many students don’t yet recognize how their bodies signal the need for rest. This Sleep Hygiene Social Skills Bundle uses kid-friendly language, visuals, and hands-on activities to teach students why sleep matters and how to build healthy nighttime routines—without shame or pressure. Perfect for elementary students, SEL instruction, SPED, school counseling, and
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Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Opposites Mats 12 Mats Social Skills Vocabulary Activity Autism AAC Nonverbal
This Opposites Mats resource includes 12 engaging, no prep visual question mats designed to teach early vocabulary, concepts, and receptive language skills. These mats are perfect for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and special education classrooms. Each page uses a simple question format such as “Which one is big?” or “Which one is wet?” to support comprehension, pointing, and communication. Students are given two clear visual choices and asked to identify the correct answe
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Character Education, Sight Words, Vocabulary
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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Not Subject Specific
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