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Potty Training Made Easy: Play-Based 3-Phase Guide for Toddlers and Young Kids

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Make potty training stress-free, playful, and structured with this 3-phase potty training guide! Designed by an occupational therapist, this resource breaks the process into clear, manageable steps: Phase 1 – Play & Preparation:Use fun, hands-on activities and pretend play to introduce the potty and build body awareness. Phase 2 – Bye Bye Diapers & Pull-Ups (Hello Potty or Toilet):A structured transition plan to help kids recognize cues, stay consistent, and gain confidence using the potty indep

PreK - 2nd

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NO PREP Pain Communication Tool (Request Board) Low Tech AAC Visual

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Teacher JT

When a person with autism is sick or in pain, they may find it very difficult to identify or express the way they are feeling. Within this packet is a "I Feel Pain or Sick" chart and a request board. The chart has major body areas identified, also highlighting some sicknesses. The request board has a listing of possible requests such as: medicine, ambulance, help, bandage, and water. A "Pain Scale" ranging from 1 - 5 in various shades identifying the severity of pain is also included. The images

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Parent Literacy Workshop: Complete 45-Minute Presentation Package

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The Collaborative Learning Lab

🌟 Parent Literacy Workshop: Complete 45-Minute Presentation PackageEmpower families to become their child's most important literacy partner with this ready-to-use parent workshop!What's Included:✅ 45-Minute PowerPoint Presentation (14 slides) ✅ Detailed Presenter Notes - Complete script with timing, talking points, facilitation tips, and answers to common questions ✅ Parent Take-Home Handout - Beautiful 2-page summary of all 6 strategies plus action plan template ✅ 15 Must-Read Book List -

K - 5th, Adult Education

Reading, Reading Strategies

Autism: My Body Hurts

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Creative CiCi

When a child with autism is sick or in pain, it is very hard for them to identify or express the way they are feeling. Within this packet is a "My Body Hurts" chart. The chart has a body with major body areas identified, such as: head, eyes, throat, arm, stomach, leg, ankle, toes and etc. The "My Body Hurts" also has an area on "My Body is Feeling..." and a listing of possible reasons such as: hot, cold, itchy, aches, bleeding, runny, better and etc. The "My Body Hurts" also has a "My pain le

PreK - 12th