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Clip Up/Down Visual for Behaviors
Set a target behavior to increase and decrease. Review simple rules with the child and use a clothes pin or paper clip to clip them up when they demonstrate the appropriate behaviors and clip down when they do not follow the rules. When the child clips to the top, they will earn a specific reinforcer for a target duration.
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Blank Map Of the USA
Blank Black and White Map Of the USA. This is great for worksheets, quizzes, centers, or any project where you need a map.
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Geography, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Also included in: Everything in My Store All 500 WS Activities, Crafts, Posters & More
Straw Digital Resource
The use of a straw can increase the ability of the child to engage in play independently or with peers. Straws are visually stimulating and promote visual tracking, oculomotor skills, eye-hand coordination, sensory processing, oral motor skills, and so many more therapeutic benefits. Check out these 10 ways to utilize a straw at home or in the clinic today to support your home program needs!
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Also included in: Equipment Bundle "Ways to Use" Digital Resource
First/Then - St Patricks Day
This holiday-themed token economy is a great way to increase motivation and visually support our students/kids! Use this evidence-based tool in the home or school settings.
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Find your Learning Style! - Interpersonal Learner
This Interpersonal Learning Style chart is a wonderful way for students to explore more about themselves and figure out how they learn best! Every student is unique and everyone learns a little bit differently! Take the quiz or choose a style that resonates with you most and read through some strategies that have helped students with similar learning styles!
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For All Subjects
Also included in: How do I Learn Best?
Find your Learning Style! - Logical Learner
This Logical Learning Style chart is a wonderful way for students to explore more about themselves and figure out how they learn best! Every student is unique and everyone learns a little bit differently! Take the quiz or choose a style that resonates with you most and read through some strategies that have helped students with similar learning styles!
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For All Subjects
Also included in: How do I Learn Best?
Coping Skills Dopamine Menu
What is a Dopamine Menu?A dopamine menu is a counselor-designed tool that helps students choose healthy, accessible activities that boost mood, increase motivation, and support emotional regulation. Just like a food menu offers different options depending on hunger, a dopamine menu provides choices based on a student’s needs, energy level, and available time. This strategy is especially helpful for students who struggle with focus, low motivation, anxiety, or emotional overwhelm. Who Can Benefi
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Change Clothes Task Strip
Step-by-step visual task strip to describe how to change clothes. Great visual aid to reduce the number of adult cues needed and increase student independence!
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Also included in: Step by Step Task Cards
Race Car First-Then Choice Board Behavior Management Autism Support
Make transitions easier and expectations clearer with this Animal-Themed First–Then Board—a simple, effective visual support designed for ABA therapy, Special Education, preschool, and early childhood classrooms. This engaging animal theme helps increase motivation, reduce challenging behaviors, and support students who benefit from clear visual cues. A First–Then Board is a powerful behavior tool that shows a child what comes first and what happens next, helping them stay on task, complete n
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Princess Theme First-Then Choice Board Behavior Management Autism Support
Make transitions easier and expectations clearer with this Animal-Themed First–Then Board—a simple, effective visual support designed for ABA therapy, Special Education, preschool, and early childhood classrooms. This engaging animal theme helps increase motivation, reduce challenging behaviors, and support students who benefit from clear visual cues. A First–Then Board is a powerful behavior tool that shows a child what comes first and what happens next, helping them stay on task, complete n
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For All Subjects
Treasure Map First-Then Choice Board Behavior Management Autism Support
Make transitions easier and expectations clearer with this Animal-Themed First–Then Board—a simple, effective visual support designed for ABA therapy, Special Education, preschool, and early childhood classrooms. This engaging animal theme helps increase motivation, reduce challenging behaviors, and support students who benefit from clear visual cues. A First–Then Board is a powerful behavior tool that shows a child what comes first and what happens next, helping them stay on task, complete n
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For All Subjects
Animal Theme First-Then Choice Board Behavior Management Autism Support
Make transitions easier and expectations clearer with this Animal-Themed First–Then Board—a simple, effective visual support designed for ABA therapy, Special Education, preschool, and early childhood classrooms. This engaging animal theme helps increase motivation, reduce challenging behaviors, and support students who benefit from clear visual cues. A First–Then Board is a powerful behavior tool that shows a child what comes first and what happens next, helping them stay on task, complete n
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For All Subjects
The Power of Gratitude: Boost Happiness & Well-Being
Unlock the Power of Gratitude! Boost happiness, improve well-being, and inspire positivity in your classroom with this vibrant, research-backed infographic. Perfect for bulletin boards, wellness lessons, or social-emotional learning activities, this resource highlights the incredible benefits of gratitude—like increased happiness, reduced depression symptoms, better sleep, and even a healthier heart! Includes practical tips and reflection prompts to help students build a daily gratitude habit. A
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Classroom Community, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Teeth Brushing Visual
This Brushing My Teeth visual support breaks down the toothbrushing routine into clear, simple steps using real-life images. Designed to support independence and routine-building, this visual is ideal for children who benefit from structured, predictable sequences during daily hygiene tasks. The step-by-step format helps reduce confusion, increase compliance, and support successful transitions through the toothbrushing routine. This resource can be used as a visual schedule, task analysis, or p
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For All Subjects, Health
Working Memory Support Visual Poster Executive Function Strategies for ADHD
Support students who struggle to hold information in mind while working with this Working Memory Support visual resource, designed to strengthen executive functioning, reduce cognitive overload, and improve task follow-through in classroom and support settings. This resource clearly explains practical strategies teachers can use to help students remember information while they work, without increasing stress or frustration. The visual layout and concise explanations make complex cognitive stra
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Classroom Community, School Counseling
Task Completion Checklist Visual Poster for Executive Function ADHD Autism
Support students in finishing their work successfully with this Task Completion Checklist visual resource, designed to strengthen executive functioning, organization, and independent work skills in elementary classrooms, special education settings, and intervention programs. This step-by-step checklist guides students through the entire process of completing a task, from following directions to turning work in and reflecting on success. The clear structure and simple language help reduce overw
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Classroom Community, School Counseling
Token Economy -3/5/10-token options Under the Sea!
Does your learner have a hard time staying on-task? A token economy may be just what you need! Token economies are an evidence-based tool that can help motivate your child or student by allowing them to come in contact with reinforcement immediately after a preferred behavior or skill is exhibited. They are a great way to teach on-task behavior, increase independence and teach acceptance of delayed reinforcement. This token system allows the student to earn tokens which they can later exchange t
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For All Subjects
Study Habits Checklist Visual Poster for Executive Function Organization
Help students build strong, consistent, and low-stress study routines with this Study Habits Checklist visual resource, designed to support executive functioning, organization, and independent learning in elementary and upper elementary classrooms. This clear and student-friendly checklist breaks studying into simple, manageable steps that students can follow before, during, and after independent work. The visual layout and concise language make it especially effective for students who struggl
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Classroom Community, School Counseling
Common Food Items - 8 Flashcards
Children learn in different ways. Some children need to see real images of things, not cartoons. Some of these items may not resonate with all of you but I hope most food items are helpful in teaching your students to identify them or at least able to point to them. These cards have helped several students on the spectrum, children with autism. Non-verbal students have been able to point to a card of food to identify what they want to eat. These cards have helped increase communication with aut
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Behavior Tracking Sheet for self-assessment
Students can complete this behavior tracker to show how well they were able to: Follow directions Participate Have a positive attitude Stay on task Complete work I added room for the teacher to write in how many (if any) prompts are acceptable to follow directions and stay on task. I also left room for a percentage of work that should be completed. I know often my special education students struggle to complete assignments due to lack of focus, etc. So I might put that one student needs to compl
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School Counseling
Also included in: Special Education Data and Organization Survival Kit
My Sensory Breaks Chart
This chart can be used to help your student, child, young adult, or adult tune into the needs of their brain/body, select a strategy, and track the results. They will first check in with their battery level (low, just right, or too high), decide whether they need to power up or power down, choose a strategy to either power up or power down, re-check their battery level, and then see if they met their goal. The goal is to increase independence with self-check ins at school and in the home, review
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Social Emotional Learning
Dot Dudes Clip Art Bundle | Feelings, Helpers & Following Directions | SEL
The Dot Dudes that started it all — and nearly a decade later, still going strong. This bundle brings together three of the original Dot Dudes clip art sets: classroom helpers, following directions, and feelings characters. Together they give you 92 high-resolution PNG images that work across worksheets, presentations, bulletin boards, digital resources, and more. This bundle includes THREE Dot Dudes clip art sets: Dot Dudes Helpers & Classroom Clip Art | Movers & Shakers | SELDot Dudes Followi
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Character Education, For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
I Feel and I Need Communication Board - Emotional Regulation - Coping Strategies
Are you looking for ways to helps understand what your students need? Check out this I feel board and I want board. Here is a communication board to help students identify their emotions and what they may need to help themselves. The goal is for them to learn self-soothing and coping strategies for different feelings. Who would benefit from this activity?Students with ASD / AutismNon verbal students who doesn't have a communication board or device yetStudents who get upset but are learning ho
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American Sign Language
Working Memory vs Processing Speed: Identify & Manage Learning Bottlenecks
Struggling to understand why some students forget instructions or fall behind despite effort? This resource helps you pinpoint the root cause whether it’s working memory limits or slow processing speed and provides practical, actionable strategies. ✔ Identify bottlenecks: Learn to recognize when memory or speed is the main challenge. ✔ Manage overload: Step-by-step guidance for handling information floods, mental fog, and multi-step tasks. ✔ React effectively: Tips to support slow pro
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Classroom Community, School Counseling
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