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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
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
ABC Flashcards (4 per page)
Using a simple and straightforward design and color scheme, these ABC flashcards will lay the foundation for teaching your child how to read. I hand drew and digitized these flashcards to appeal to my own five children in a way that incorporates the letter name, letter sound, and easily identifiable word at the same time and in doing so taught all five children how to read at quite a young age. If you teach a child about letter names and sounds starting at a young age, with love and cuddles, an
PreK - 1st
Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Dragon Token Board
Token Board to assist student with compliance and increasing desired behaviors. Print pg. 1 and laminate. Cut icons (shields) and use velcro dots to attach to boxes on board. Add a strip of velcro at the bottom of the board. Student moves/earns a shield as he/she displays desired behavior. When student earns 4 then he/she earns reward.
PreK - 1st
Make A Snowflake
This is an great visual resource. It includes a photo of snowflakes made from Q-tips and invites children to recreate the designs or create their own. It’s a simple yet meaningful activity that strengthens fine motor skills, supports cognitive development through patterning and problem-solving, encourages language and communication as children describe shapes and share ideas, and nurtures creativity and social confidence as they work together.
PreK - 2nd
Visual Arts
A Simple Guide to Basic Sign Language
I love using simple sign language for my early language learners in order to build their communication skills! There are so many different resources out there and they all look different so I wanted a cohesive packet of simple signs that are perfect for introducing sign language to families. I've put together 16 different slides that offer a picture and description for how to produce the sign. Each picture and description is from babysignlanguage.com. For more sign language assistance, go visit
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American Sign Language
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