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Tabla de Funciones de Comunicación / Functions of Communication Table
Este es una tabla que se usa para describir las maneras en que una persona con problemas del habla y lenguaje comunica. Haz una marca en cada celda de la tabla que describe como la persona comunica. Se puede hacer una marca en más de una columna. Por ejemplo, para un niño/a que utiliza señas, imágenes, y un iPad para comentar, haz una marca en las columnas en señas, imágenes, y comunicador electrónico en la fila de comentar. Hay una versión traducida en inglés en la segunda página, no es necesar
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First / Then Task Chart
First then charts can be extremely useful for students who struggle with a variety of executive functions such as task initiation and remembering multi-step directions. They can also provide motivation. I typically stick these in a clear communicator, but they can also be laminated and used with dry erase markers.
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Social Emotional Learning
Phonological Awareness Hotsheet Resource Page for Families
Help your families support their child's reading at home with these informational sheets. I have had many families ask for resources to understand the basics of the Science of Reading, especially in order to help their child who isn't ready to practice reading books yet. I created these 2 sheets for families who needed easy activities at home to build their child's phonological awareness, and to also help build their understanding of how their child is learning to read. Using these sheets to in
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Reading
ABC Data Guide + Fillable Data Sheets
ABC data collection is an easy, effective, and flexible method for assessing challenging behaviors and identifying potential interventions. This guide will introduce you to the basics of ABC data collection and includes four form-fillable datasheets to use with your own students, clients, or children. This guide is appropriate for teachers, specialists, and parents alike!
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Parent FAQ Pamphlet for the IEP Process/Timeline
Beginning the IEP Process can be nerve-wracking and overwhelming for parents. This editable pamphlet can be printed out and given as a resource for parents with students needing extra support services. It lays out the basic timeline and process, frequently asked questions, what to expect, and *some* parental rights. This is just a great resource to start the IEP process. It shows effort and heart, and can spark an invaluable conversation with parents. **Please note that this is an editable docu
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Social Emotional Learning
ABA Parent Training- Family Resource - Potty Training
Potty Training with Confidence: An ABA-Informed Guide for All Children, Including Those with ASDEmbark on the potty training journey with confidence using this comprehensive and thoughtfully structured guide! Meticulously designed for parents, caregivers, and instructors, this resource provides a clear understanding of effective potty training strategies, particularly beneficial for children, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). A key element for success is understanding and i
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For All Subjects, School Psychology
Also included in: Parent Training Resource Bundle
ABA Parent Training- Family Resource - Functional Communication Training
Unlock Effective Communication: Your Comprehensive Parent Guide to Functional Communication Training (FCT)Empower your child to communicate their wants and needs effectively with this detailed and practical guide to Functional Communication Training (FCT)! This essential resource provides parents and caregivers with a clear understanding of FCT and actionable steps to implement it at home. Learn how to replace challenging behaviors like crying or yelling with positive and functional communicat
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School Psychology, Speaking & Listening
Also included in: Parent Training Resource Bundle
Feelings / Behavior Management Strategies with Visuals Bundle
I was writing up a list of ways to help a parent with her child, and my mom asked me to type it up so she (a teacher) could hand it to parents. So I wrote up the outline and figured I would paste into it some behavior resources I'd already created that were recommended in the outline. Then I thought, huh, there are some recommended resources in here that I haven't made yet - so I made some new ones. By that point, the few points I'd scribbled onto a paper originally were a fully fleshed out outl
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