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Contingency Behavior Maps: Decrease Problem Behavior and Increase Communication
This is a must have product for changing student’s behavior through contingency behavior mapping and ABC (Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence) data collection to determine the function of the student’s behavior. This product is simple to use and enforce for consistency and to ensure fidelity.
Students with autism will most likely have deficits in communication. Because of this lack in communication skills, they often have problem behaviors that can range from mild to severe. If the communica
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Interactive Sensory Toolbox for Attention & Self-Regulation
Interactive Sensory Toolbox for Attention & Self-Regulation This product can be used by Occupational Therapists, Home Educators, Early Childhood Educators and teachers, as a visual prompt to assist children with maintaining their attention and helping the self regulate their arousal and emotions. Many young children and children with special needs require assistance in regulating their attention, emotions and arousal. A toolbox of sensory strategies can assist a child in beginning to do this i
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FREE Home Routine Checklist - Increase Independence - 11 Options!
Hey TpT! Thanks for checking out my store! Here is a checklist to promote home independence after school. I created this for a student whose parent was expressing concerns of constantly needing to remind the child of their responsibilities and eating times. If they didn't remind the child, then they would even forget to eat! Benefits of a Home ChecklistIncrease IndependenceEnhance physical hygieneDevelop good routineDecrease stress in the morning Visual reminders of tasksLess resistance betwee
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Health
Visuals for Parents to Use at Home - featuring a boy character
A MUST HAVE TO INCREASE POSITIVE BEHAVIORS AND DECREASE NEGATIVE BEHAVIORS WITH KIDS WITH AUTISM! These home visuals are designed to help children, especially those with autism or developmental delays, navigate daily routines with confidence and independence. Featuring clear images and simple language, they support communication, transitions, behavior management, and emotional regulation. Perfect for parents and caregivers, these visuals create structure, reduce stress, and make everyday tasks l
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Social Emotional Learning
Visuals for Parents to Use at Home - featuring a girl character
A MUST HAVE TO INCREASE POSITIVE BEHAVIORS AND DECREASE NEGATIVE BEHAVIORS WITH KIDS WITH AUTISM! These home visuals are designed to help children, especially those with autism or developmental delays, navigate daily routines with confidence and independence. Featuring clear images and simple language, they support communication, transitions, behavior management, and emotional regulation. Perfect for parents and caregivers, these visuals create structure, reduce stress, and make everyday tasks l
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Social Emotional Learning
Funky fish first playdoh number mats
✨ Hands-on Number Learning | Playdough & Counters ✨ This multi-dimensional maths activity is designed to support young learners in developing a strong understanding of number, quantity, and formation through hands-on exploration. When the mats are laminated, they are ideal for use with playdough or counters, making them quick and easy to clean with a simple wipe. (If using a pen, please ensure it is a whiteboard marker.)At the top of each mat is a self-correcting control chart, allowing ch
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Handwriting, Numbers, Other (Math)
The Basic Behavior Booklet
The Basic Behavior Booklet teaches parents and educators alike about the science of behavior and how to use that science to help us decrease or increase certain behaviors. This also contains information that I have found useful in working with children with Autism, in particular. ***This book has a separate companion workbook, if you are interested
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School Psychology
Also included in: The Basic Behavior Booklet Bundle
Visual Schedule Resource for Autism and Special Education
Visual schedules allow children to be more independent and have decreased anxiety about unknown events. It also can increase flexibility, communication and language. This visual schedule product provides you with a large variety of unique symbols, as well as a selection of schedule boards to choose from. THIS PDF FILE CONTAINS: 4 types of visual schedule boards (first-then, first-next-then, daily schedule and weekly schedule)105 uniquely designed symbol icons
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Baseline Assessment
This Baseline Assessment Template is designed for BCBA/BCaBA students, ABA educators, and behavior professionals who need a structured system for collecting and documenting baseline data prior to intervention. It guides users through defining a target behavior, identifying whether it will increase or decrease, writing an operational definition, collecting baseline data, and developing a reinforcement plan. Included Target behavior identification Increase vs. decrease selection Operational d
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Health
Behavior Interventions Flowcharts Bundle
These documents are meant to simplify responses to behaviors for support staff and teachers. Included are interventions for: Off-task BehaviorElopementPhysical AggressionVerbal AggressionOn-task BehaviorSustained On-task BehaviorThe documents can be edited to fit the needs of your individual student(s). At the top of the flowcharts in the white hexagons, there are antecedent conditions that either increase (+) or decrease (-) the probability of a behavior occurring. The blue hexagon is the behav
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OT Parent Handout - Tactile Sensitivity: Dressing Strategies
This occupational therapy resource includes a parent and caregiver educational handout with strategies from an OT regarding increasing tolerance to dressing and clothing textures for children who have tactile sensitivity. The resource also includes a page with sensory strategies to perform prior to dressing in order to regulate the nervous system and decrease tactile sensitivity, which can lead to increased tolerance and comfort with dressing. PRINTABLES: click the following links to check out f
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Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Sensory Processing Resources Bundle - OT
Set of 12 Color Your Own Mandala Bookmarks, Summer Reading
A Set of 12 Color Your Own Mandala Bookmarks For best results, print on cardstock. Many benefits to coloring mandalas: Can decrease stress and anxiety Increase focus Used to meditate or self-reflect Encourage creativity and self-expression 3 pages with 4 bookmarks per page; bookmarks are 2” x 6” each Earn TPT credit toward a future TPT purchase by leaving a review! I value your feedback. Thank you. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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English Language Arts, Graphic Arts, Reading
John 3:30 Coloring Page
John 3:30 Coloring PageHelp children reflect on the powerful message of humility found in John 3:30: “He must increase, but I must decrease.”This meaningful Bible coloring page encourages kids to think about putting Jesus first in their lives while enjoying a creative activity. This printable coloring page is perfect for Sunday school, kids church, Christian classrooms, or homeschool Bible time. While coloring, children can read and become familiar with this important verse spoken by John t
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Coloring Pages
S.E.L.F. C.A.R.E.
We all know that self-care is critical, particularity when working in a job as critical as teaching. Some noteworthy benefits of self-care include:
Increased physical health
Increased mental health and well-being
Increased joy and decreased stress
Better ability to perform tasks and reach goals
Better ability to care for those who rely on you
This S.E.L.F. C.A.R.E. model will help you to determine and plan out your personalized methods for self-care. Take a look! You'll be glad you did
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For All Subjects, School Counseling
Let's Plan a Fundraiser! (Financial Math Project)
This 6-page, real-world financial math project guides students through the process of planning a fundraiser from start to finish while applying essential math skills. Students analyze costs, pricing, profit, percent increase, and sales projections in a meaningful, engaging way. The project is organized into 5 clearly structured parts, making it easy to teach over multiple days or assign as a cumulative project. Each section builds on the previous one, reinforcing financial literacy and critic
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Financial Literacy, Money Math, Numbers
Parent Training Workbook - Pivotal Response Treatment (Session 4)
Our Parent Training Workbook, session 4. Our Workbook sessions are intended for beginners who are new to ABA. Learners could be anyone from family members, to teachers, to those actively pursuing RBT or BCBA certification. Session 4 includes a "Knowledge" section, introducing Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT) and how to increase language with examples and descriptions; reminders and tips, comparisons and differences between PRT and Incidental or Naturalistic Teaching; a quiz to identify PRT compo
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Also included in: Parent Training Workbook - 8 Session Bundle (PPT included!)
ASD/SPED Visuals to Make Transitions Easier and Teach Emotional Coping Skills
This Visual for Transitions can help children with ASD learn emotional coping skills for when their day changes. This Visual is a two page resource to help children with Autism (ASD) or other developmental disabilities to prepare for transitions from a preferred activity to a non-preferred activity. It is aimed to increase communication and self-advocacy, as well as decreasing anxiety of the unknown. Related Resources • ASD Back to School Social Skills Bundle• Emotion Match Bundle• Food Cho
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Social Emotional Learning
Interactive Morning Routine Visual Schedule
Interactive Visual Schedule for Morning Routine This product can be used by parents as a visual schedule to assist children with transitions, task completion, attention and reducing anxiety. Many young children and children with special needs prefer things to stay the same, especially their routines. The use of visual supports, specifically visual timetables and schedules, can decrease anxiety and increase understanding in children. Why use a timetable or schedule? When children prefer routin
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Interactive Activity Schedule for Sunday School or Church
Interactive Activity Schedule for Sunday School or Church
This product can be used by Sunday Schools and Churches as a visual schedule to assist children with transitions, task completion, attention and reducing anxiety.
Many young children and children with special needs prefer things to stay the same, especially their routines. The use of visual supports, specifically visual timetables and schedules, can decrease anxiety and increase understanding in children.
Why use a timetable or sched
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Religion
Interactive Activity Visual Schedule for Occupational Therapists & Educators
Interactive Activity Schedule for Occupational Therapists & Educators
This product can be used by Occupational Therapists, Home Educators, Early Childhood Educators and other therapists, as a visual schedule to assist children with transitions, task completion, attention and reducing anxiety.
Many young children and children with special needs prefer things to stay the same, especially their routines. The use of visual supports, specifically visual timetables and schedules, can decrease anxie
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Healthy Eating Habits | Save My Sanity Kit for Parents
The transition to distance learning has been difficult for many families. Your children are home all day, and the routine and structure that your school provides is hard to replicate. I created this kit with YOU in mind. By now, I’m sure you are growing tired of hearing, “But, I’m starving!” all day long. What if I told you that with a few simple rules and visual supports, you could turn their behavior around. This edition of the Save My Sanity Kit focuses on increasing healthy eating habit
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Health
Kid's Water Tracker
Kid’s Water Tracker in minimal color, printer-friendly! This kid's water tracker sheet includes a fill-in-the-raindrop sheet for the appropriate age. Sheet 1: 4 raindrops for 4 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 1-3-years-old) Sheet 2: 5 raindrops for 5 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 4-8-years-old) Sheet 3: 8 raindrops for 8 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 9 years old and up) This is perfect for any child that needs to track their fluid intake to decrease constipa
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Dyslexia: Lower Anxiety with Step-by-Step Parent Resource!
This is a wonderful resource that can be offered to parents who have a child with dyslexia or other learning difference such as ADHD, auditory processing disorder, dysgraphia, dyspraxia, visual processing disorder, dyscalculia, anxiety and other learning differences. This PDF workbook is a series of questions along with insight and information that I gained over the last 17 years of raising my dyslexic children. Children and teens with dyslexia and other learning differences tend to have higher
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Increase Team Energy & Productivity | Workforce Energy Toolkit
Today’s workplace moves fast, and teams often struggle with unclear priorities, unproductive meetings, and communication breakdowns. The Workforce Energy Toolkit provides practical tools that help leaders and teams focus their energy where it matters most. This printable and customizable toolkit includes structured templates designed to improve clarity, strengthen collaboration, and create more productive conversations across teams. Instead of reinventing the wheel every time you run a meeti
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