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Supporting Play Routines: Ways to Increase and Decrease Challenge
Visual for adults supporting play routines in children, such as parents, SLPAs, daycare staff, educational assistants, and more. The information provided describes how to increase or decrease challenge for children learning about play routines and when this may be appropriate.
PreK - 1st
Social Emotional Learning
15 minute Behavior Observation Feedback Form
This is a form I use to monitor student behavior in 15 minute intervals when I go do an observation for a student that has Attention Deficit disorder related behaviors. The form can be modified to check for different behaviors. After I monitor the student I typically pull out the student to my office and discuss what I observed using positive reinforcement and sometimes tangible rewards to encourage correct behaviors. The goal is to increase the amount of time and see a corresponding decrease
4th - 7th
School Counseling
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Parent Input and Reminder Form for IEP Meetings
Want to increase parent attendance AND parent participation in your IEP meetings? Then this is the printable for you! This simple form allows you to remind your parents of the date and time of their upcoming IEP meeting, and also allows them to jot down some notes about their student's strengths, interests and weaknesses. Your parents won't feel so put on the spot when they're sitting at the conference table, and your gentle reminder will make sure they get there on time. Just fill in the st
PreK - 5th
Autism Parent Handouts - Increasing Focus of Students with Autism
Tips for parents for increasing student focus during online and virtual learning for students with autism and other special education or focusing needs. 9 ways to increase student focus are suggested on this one page document. The same file is presented in different formats to fit whatever style you would like to send the document. File contains: a PDF of both pages (elementary version and a secondary version-differ in a few pictures only) JPEG of elementary pageJPEG of secondary pagePDF of
PreK - 12th
Catch Them Being Good
“Catch Them Being Good” behavior chart is an excellent way to track and increase pro-social and adaptive behaviors.
The document can be printed and utilized on a daily basis and sent home to parents, kept on file or it can be laminated for ongoing use.
The chart tracks the following pro-social behaviors
• Acts of Politeness
• Participation
• Space protector refers to maintaining and not invading the personal space of others
• Raising Hand
• Acts of Helpfulness
• Following Direction
PreK - 6th
Supporting Children through the Holidays - Article by Allie Sheehan, MA, BCBA |
"While everyone wants to think of the holiday season as Merry and Bright, the holidays are often a large source of stress for families. The holidays often come with routine changes, extended time at home, and an increase in social scenarios. All of which may lead to unexpected behavior." Read along as Allie Sheehan, MA, BCBA, LBA talks about supports for children during the holiday season.
PreK - 12th
Social Emotional Learning
BASIC Think Sheet
Fabulous resource for all teachers! Use this BASIC THINK SHEET at any grade-level to help students as they process through different situations throughout your day at school. This sheet will help your students take responsibility for their actions and increase communication with your students' parents!
PreK - 8th
School Counseling
Monthly Self Reflection for the SLP
This monthly self-reflection for the SLP allows the students to write the goals they've worked on and the activities they've completed in the speech room! Student mark their own progress using thumbs up graphics, which is great for grades K, 1, 2. Useful for ongoing, monthly parent communication with a designated note section for the Speech Language Pathologist to add a comment about the student's progress. This product is classroom tested, utilized in my speech room each month, child friendly
K - 3rd
First/Then Charts: Color-coded
Color-Coded First/Then Visual Charts :Helps students know what is expected.Used to decrease problem behaviors for non-preferred activity to a preferred activity.Can be used to teach a new skill, manage challenging behaviors, or support a simple visual schedule.
PreK - 12th
EDITABLE Behavior Contract for Lower Elementary Grades FREE!!
I use this behavior contract with my students who need just a little bit more motivation. It is very effective if used consistently and with parent involvement. I usually have the students work towards a personal goal/reward to motivate them to follow the tasks listed on their contract (i.e.lunch with teacher, extra iPad time, etc.)
I truly hope this product works for the needs of your class!
** If you do not have the fonts downloaded on your computer, you can download them from Hello Fonts
PreK - 2nd
Change of Clothing Parent Letter | Free Back To School
This is a set of FREE pages that you can send home to parents to request a complete change of clothing in the event of accidents and spills. Also included are mini sheets to send home with the student on the day of the accident requesting specific clothing to be cleaned and returned. I send this letter home the first week of school with an attached zipper bag (I buy mine at the dollar store for $1). Be sure to follow my store to get the following: - notified of sales and free items. Also get
PreK - 1st
DTTC Hierarchy Flow Chart - Childhood Apraxia of Speech
NEW 2026 Version!!! Do you treat children with CAS? Are you familiar with DTTC - Dynamic Tactile Temporal Cueing? If not, you should be! DTTC provides a research-based approach to treat severe childhood apraxia of speech and the training is FREE and SLPs get free CEUs!!! I have created this flow chart to help you with a visual for the steps in DTTC. Dr. Edythe Strand's DTTC program and information are free on the web! DTTC-Dynamic Tactile Temporal Cueing is a treatment approach for Childhood A
PreK - 12th
FREE Upcoming IEP Parent Input Form for Special Education Classrooms
This is the parent input form I personally use in my classroom to help prepare for IEP meetings. I send it home a few weeks before the meeting to gather valuable parent insight on their child’s progress, strengths, and areas of need. Before the meeting, I print a copy and bring it with me to hand to the parents. It helps them feel heard, reminds them of what they wanted to share, and supports more meaningful collaboration during the IEP process. What’s Included: 1 Parent Input Form for IEP Prep
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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