Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Clip Up/Down Visual for Behaviors
Set a target behavior to increase and decrease. Review simple rules with the child and use a clothes pin or paper clip to clip them up when they demonstrate the appropriate behaviors and clip down when they do not follow the rules. When the child clips to the top, they will earn a specific reinforcer for a target duration.
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Visual Schedule Autism, Token Boards, First Then Board, Break Cards, Voice Level
Twenty-four autism visuals that can be used to support your special education students during any setting or subject. Using visual aids, particularly with students with autism is a best practice and can increase independence, decrease transition difficulties, increase positive behaviors, provide clear expectations and increase motivation among others! We cannot eliminate the visual stimuli our students experience, but we can limit the auditory clutter by using visual supports. Each visual inc
K - 3rd
Visual Schedule Autism, Classroom Rules, Choice Boards, First Then, Break Cards
Add schedules, visuals, rules and communication supports to your special education classroom with this mega bundle of autism visual aids. Using visuals, particularly with students with autism is a best practice and can have the following benefits:increase independencedecrease transition difficultiesincrease positive behaviorsprovide clear expectationsincrease motivationmany more!We cannot eliminate the visual stimuli our students experience, but we can limit the auditory clutter by using these v
K - 3rd
Tips for Increasing your Preschooler's Expressive Language
Boost your child’s communication skills with this easy-to-read, one-page handout filled with practical strategies to encourage expressive language development. ✅ Simple, everyday techniques to help your child use more words and longer sentences ✅ Play-based strategies to make language learning fun and natural ✅ Easy ways to encourage conversation during daily routines like meals, bath time, and playtime ✅ Quick and effective tips designed for busy parents This handout provides straight-to-
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Social Emotional Learning
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
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
Morning Routine Visual Schedule Bundle
The purpose of these visual schedules is to increase independent life skills. For parents, it may mean a smoother and less busy morning. It can also be used by therapists. It can be laminated and used with tokens (e.g., image of child's favorite character, smiley face) or check marks so that along with functioning as a visual prompt, it also functions as (1) a self-monitoring system and (2) a token board if a reinforcer is provided for completion of steps. Three schedules are included: one gende
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Gender Neutral Morning Routine Visual Schedule
The purpose of this visual schedule is to increase independent life skills. For parents, it may mean a smoother and less busy morning. It can also be used by therapists. It can be laminated and used with tokens (e.g., image of child's favorite character, smiley face) or check marks so that along with functioning as a visual prompt, it also functions as (1) a self-monitoring system and (2) a token board if a reinforcer is provided for completion of steps.
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Also included in: Morning Routine Visual Schedule Bundle
For Girl- Morning Routine Visual Schedule
The purpose of this visual schedule is to increase independent life skills. For parents, it may mean a smoother and less busy morning. It can also be used by therapists. It can be laminated and used with tokens (e.g., image of child's favorite character, smiley face) or check marks so that along with functioning as a visual prompt, it also functions as (1) a self-monitoring system and (2) a token board if a reinforcer is provided for completion of steps.
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Also included in: Morning Routine Visual Schedule Bundle
For Boy- Morning Routine Visual Schedule
The purpose of this visual schedule is to increase independent life skills. For parents, it may mean a smoother and less busy morning. It can also be used by therapists. It can be laminated and used with tokens (e.g., image of child's favorite character, smiley face) or check marks so that along with functioning as a visual prompt, it also functions as (1) a self-monitoring system and (2) a token board if a reinforcer is provided for completion of steps.
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Also included in: Morning Routine Visual Schedule Bundle
Decreasing Undesired Throwing Behaviors
This parent friendly handout helps caregivers understand why undesired throwing occurs and what they can do to decrease this behavior moving forward.
PreK
Social Emotional Learning
OT Designed Dinosaur Breathing Exercise Chart - Emotional Regulation (Printable)
Created by a paediatric occupational therapist, this visual recourse teaches children how to use their breath to regulate emotions in a fun and engaging way. This dinosaur-inspired design helps to keep kids interested while building real-life calming skills they can use anytime. Help children feel calm, focused and in control with this simple, dinosaur-themed breathing poster/ chart. What this helps with: - Emotional regulation - Managing big feelings (such as anxiety, frustration, overwhelm) -
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
First/Then Board for Toothbrushing in ABA
This First/Then Board can be used for your toothbrushing programming for your Early Learner to help with visual and behavioral support. First/Then Boards use the Premack Principle in ABA therapy to help with motivation and increasing desired behaviors. This resource includes 18 different picture icons/PECS with common reinforcers to provide a variety of choices. For more Toothbrushing or Life Skill Resources --> click here! Check out my FULL EARLY LEARNER CURRICULUM with 500+ pages of goa
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Also included in: Toothbrushing Bundle for ABA
First/Then Board for Potty Training in ABA
This First/Then Board can be used for your potty training programming for your Early Learner to help with visual and behavioral support. First/Then Boards use the Premack Principle in ABA therapy to help with motivation and increasing desired behaviors. This resource includes 18 different picture icons/PECS with common reinforcers to provide a variety of choices. For more Potty Training Resources --> click here! Check out my FULL EARLY LEARNER CURRICULUM with 500+ pages of goals, targets
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Also included in: Potty Training Bundle for ABA
Yes/No Visual Aid for Communication (Answering Questions & Making Choices)
This is a visual aid that can be used for communication and to encourage comprehension of 'yes' and 'no' for questions and choice making. It can be used in any educational, therapeutic, daycare, or home setting to decrease frustration and enhance understanding.
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Token Boards for Toothbrushing
These differentiated token boards can be used for your toothbrushing programming for your Early Learner to help with visual and behavioral support. Token Boards are widely used in ABA therapy as well as in special education classrooms to increase motivation and focus on a positive reinforcement approach. This resource includes 8 different picture icons/PECS featuring REAL photos with common reinforcers to provide a variety of choices & 3 different token boards to differentiate between learner
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Also included in: Toothbrushing Bundle for ABA
Token Boards for Potty Training
These differentiated token boards can be used for your potty training programming for your Early Learner to help with visual and behavioral support. Token Boards are widely used in ABA therapy as well as in special education classrooms to increase motivation and focus on a positive reinforcement approach. This resource includes 8 different picture icons/PECS featuring REAL photos with common reinforcers to provide a variety of choices & 3 different token boards to differentiate between learne
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Also included in: Potty Training Bundle for ABA
EDITABLE The Neurodiverse Toddler Daily Routine + Emotional Regulation Toolkit
Create calm, consistent days with this Neurodiverse Toddler Routine & Emotional Regulation Toolkit — designed especially for children with autism, ADHD, or sensory sensitivities. This gentle visual system helps your child understand daily routines, identify emotions, and regulate independently — all while reducing meltdowns and increasing confidence. Includes: ✅ Daily Visual Routine Chart (editable) ✅ Emotion Chart with visual faces ✅ Calming Choice Toolkit ✅ First/Then Visual Board ✅ Sensory Br
PreK - 5th
Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Task Analysis for Toothbrushing
This task analysis can be used for your toothbrushing programming for your Early Learner to help with visual and behavioral support. Task Analyses are widely used in ABA therapy as well as in special education classrooms to help learners follow a routine, increase motivation and focus on a positive reinforcement approach. This resource includes 6 different steps for the full toothbrush routine & VISUAL + TEXTUAL prompts to help a variety of learners. For more Life Skills Resources --> clic
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Also included in: Toothbrushing Bundle for ABA
Task Analysis for Potty Training
This task analysis can be used for your potty training programming for your Early Learner to help with visual and behavioral support. Task Analyses are widely used in ABA therapy as well as in special education classrooms to help learners follow a routine, increase motivation and focus on a positive reinforcement approach. This resource includes 6 different steps for the full bathroom routine & VISUAL + TEXTUAL prompts to help a variety of learners. For more Potty Training Resources --> c
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Also included in: Potty Training Bundle for ABA
Alphabet Coloring Worksheet
“Alphabet Coloring” activities are very important in early childhood education because they help children learn letters in a creative and relaxing way. Coloring alphabet pages improves letter recognition, fine motor skills, concentration, creativity, and hand-eye coordination. Decorative alphabet designs also encourage children to become more familiar with letter shapes while enjoying artistic expression. These activities can increase interest in literacy and make learning the alphabet more fun
K - 3rd
Alphabet, Balanced Literacy, Coloring Pages
Reward Chart- Party Animals
Help your child stay on track by using this reward chart. They can visually track their progress toward a goal by earning a star for each desired behavior or completion of an activity. Choose either the 3 or 5 star version, based on how long your child can work before requiring a reward. You can help your child increase their attention span by starting with the 3 star chart and working up to the 5 star chart. Once your child gets all three or five stars, they can earn something extra special! *
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