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VC/CCV Syllable Division VCC/CV| Monster Rule - Dyslexia-Friendly OG Instruction

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Give students a powerful strategy for decoding longer words with this explicit Orton-Gillingham Monster Syllable Division lesson. The Monster Rule (VCC/CV syllable division) teaches students how to break words apart when three consonants stand between vowels. This is a critical decoding skill for dyslexic learners who need clear, repeatable strategies to reduce guessing and increase accuracy when reading multisyllabic words. This lesson uses explicit instruction, clear visuals, and guided prac

1st - 4th

Reading, Reading Strategies, Spelling

Also included in: Syllable Division Lessons Rabbit & Monster Division Orton-Gillingham OG - SoR

Toileting Prompts/Visuals for Potty Training

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Speckled Frog Autism Resources

Speckled Frog ABA ResourcesBCBA created materials to help make your job a little easier!Toileting Prompts/VisualsComes with 8 different children to choose fromProvides an interactive visual Can choose to not make interactiveProvides a first-then-then visual promptThis Toileting Prompts/Visuals are a visual support designed to promote successful toileting and increase independence in the bathroom. Using clear, engaging visuals, this chart helps learners understand the steps for voiding, dressing,

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Also included in: Toileting Visuals and Social Stories Bundle

Calm Morning Routine Toolkit

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Compassionate Mindful ABA

This Calm Morning Routine Toolkit was designed by a Behavior Analyst to support children in following daily routines with greater ease using clear visual supports and simple, effective strategies. This resource helps reduce morning stress while promoting independence and positive behavior. What This Toolkit Supports:Builds independence with clear, step-by-step routines Uses visual supports to increase understanding and follow-through Reduces resistance and power struggles Creates predictable st

K - 5th

Social Emotional Learning

Also included in: Calm Morning & Bedtime Routine Toolkit

On the bus

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SofeleeV

This resource teaches: Keeping a safe body on the bus Wearing a seatbelt Using a quiet voice Staying seated Walking safely to and from the bus Understanding the role of the bus driver Following bus expectations and routines The combination of cartoon visuals and real-life matching pictures helps students: Generalize skills across settings Better understand expectations Increase comprehension and retention Improve safety awareness Reduce anxiety during transportation routine

K - 3rd

Character Education, Reading, Social Emotional Learning

Physical Therapy Early Intervention Infant/Baby| Templates Activities Milestones

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TamThePediPT

This folder contains the key elements to kickstart your Early Intervention, Toddler, or Outpatient Physical Therapy evaluations and treatments. Included in this bundle are: 👣 Developmental Play Guides based on milestones achieved and what is coming next📝 Template and Guides for Infant/Baby PT Evaluations, including medical/family history and detailed gross motor milestones👶 2 Milestone charts: Birth-2years and Toddler/PreschoolThis bundle will help decrease missed information, keep consisten

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Communication Temptations parent/staff training handout-SPED, autism, Early int.

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SpedAdvisor

Great handout for Early Intervention Communication Temptations Handout, Speech Therapy, Special Education. 2 pg. pdf with download. Please share far and wide. Arrange situations that will facilitate students' need to make requests. This two page parent or staff training handout includes 7 easy to-do ways to provide communication temptations. Using communication temptations is a great way to increase expressive communication in young children and children who have autism or related disabilitie

Adult Education, Higher Education

Reward Chart- Party Animals

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Christine Beverin SLP

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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Sing With Me Song Visuals: 5 Little Leprechauns for St. Patrick's Day- Kiboomers

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