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Toilet Training Printables for Students with Autism | Bathroom | Potty Training
Toilet Training / Bathroom / Potty Training / Toileting (Special Education, Pre-K & Early Elementary). To help with toilet training in autism, the topics for this pack include: LEARNING ABOUT THE BATHROOM, THE ROUTINE, AFTER YOU GO, and APPROPRIATE BEHAVIORS. When you think or potty training and autism, for some people, this is a tougth task. Sometimes, you have to pre-teach! Teach much needed toileting skills before or while helping students to learn to use, ask for and behave in the bathro
PreK - 6th
Also included in: Autism Classroom's 34 Weeks of Activities BUNDLE for Centers
Getting Ready for Shower- Visual Schedule (Special Education, ASD, ABA)
This resource is great on its own to hang up in your home to help your child or student know the steps of getting ready for the shower. This is a great schedule/visual to help increase independence with daily living skills.
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Toileting Log
This is a toileting log for a week. This download includes two pages. One with half hours starting at 8:30. The other is blank so you can write in your own times. If you would like other times typed in, you can contact me and that can be arranged.
PreK - 12th
Autism: My Body Hurts
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
Toy Bin Labels, Editable Toy Storage, Class Organization, Class Supply Labels
Organize classroom toys with these easy to print labels! Print out as many labels as you need to organize your play area or classroom supplies. This is the perfect starting point in creating an organized toy system or toy rotation in your home or classroom. Labels can be printed using Avery labels #8163 OR on regular paper. WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE via PDF: -160 toy labels including arts and crafts supplies. -Relevant toy pictures so even the smallest of littles know what is inside. -Formatted wit
PreK - 5th
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