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AFLS Master Grid (Basic Skills, Home, School and Community)
AFLS Master Grid (Basic Skills, Home, School and Community) - Excel Grid. Color Code up to 4 times on one grid.
Smarter Strategies: Curriculum for Building Elementary Executive Function Skills
Messy backpacks, unfinished homework, trouble starting tasks—sound familiar? The challenge is, most EF resources are geared toward older kids, not elementary students when early habits matter most. That’s why I created Smarter Strategies—a ready-to-use course for educational therapists, learning specialists, and tutors who work one-on-one with kids. You’ll get 12 step-by-step lessons, complete with student facing slides, activities, and strategy sheets—plus game recommendations, tools, and teach
2nd - 8th
School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Executive Functioning Slideshow - by educational psychologist, ADHD support
Slideshow (in PDF to preserve formatting) about executive functioning - what it is, why it is important and strategies to support. Links to sources. Support is organised by skill e.g. transitioning, planning and organising, working memory, social emotional skills, self control, focus and attention. I am an educational psychologist and this was created to help inform teachers and parents and empower them to support their students with ADHD and trauma. 15 slides.
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Biology, Psychology, School Psychology
Behavior, Brain Basics and Flipping Your Lid Printables
Teach students (and parents) about the brain and behavior with Dr. Dan Siegel’s “Hand Model of the Brain.”This visual and simple resource explains: The survival brain, emotional brain, and thinking brainWhat happens when we flip our lid under stressWhy top-down strategies (logic, lectures, consequences) often don’t work when a child is overwhelmedHow bottom-up strategies (connection, co-regulation, calming, sensory support) help bring the thinking brain back onlinePerfect for lessons on self-reg
PreK - 5th
School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
ICWA Basics 101
ICWA Presentation
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Criminal Justice - Law, Native Americans, School Psychology
ABA Function-Based BIP Toolkit | Evidence-Based Strategies for All 4 Functions
The most complete function-based behavior intervention planning resource available for ABA practitioners. Everything you need to write a thorough, evidence-based BIP — organized by function, with step-by-step implementation guidance for every strategy. This toolkit doesn't just list interventions. It explains the mechanism behind each strategy, gives you implementation steps you can hand directly to RBTs, cites the peer-reviewed evidence base, and includes the data sheets and parent guides to ma
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School Counseling, School Psychology
Executive Function Skills | OT Quick Reference
Understand how executive function impacts learning and behavior. This quick reference explains attention, organization, and self-regulation skills in a simple, practical way. Perfect for: • Teachers • Parents • Intervention teams Includes: ✔ Key skill breakdown ✔ Common challenges ✔ Practical insights 👉 Clear and actionable 👉 Easy to understand
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Handwriting, Social Emotional Learning
Executive Functioning Powerpoint for Professional or Parent Education
Contents - What is executive functioning - Domains of executive functioning - Anatomy of the brain - What challenges your child may experience - Activities and strategies to implement at home - Where can I find further resources?
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Hearing and Amplification Basics Checklist for DHH Students
An informal checklist to evaluate your student's independence with his/her hearing amplification in the school setting. A great tool to track student progress, write IEP goals, and for communication with parents.
This is one of four checklists developed for use in the game Self-Advocacy 101, A Teacher's Tool for School-Aged
DHH Students (also available on TPT).
K - 12th, Higher Education
Child's Play Math Unit 33: Tables of Partitions Without the Rods
This time we try the previous examples without the rods.
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Math
Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 33 - 36
IEP (PR-07) Training Presentation
This is a basic walk-through of each section of the IEP that includes links and resources throughout. Add your name, adapt the resources and links as needed for your presentation and go! The presentation starts at the beginning page (child and parent information) and takes the audience through Section 15. The IEP in the presentation comes from the Ohio Department of Education. Change the link if needed to adapt to your state. Provide your audience with copies of the IEP and you are all set.
Art of Advocacy
This is a short introduction to basics of parent advocacy.
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Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
Child's Play Math Unit 17: Brackets
Brackets or parentheses form a useful function in math. There’s no reason why children shouldn’t know about them as and when they are needed. One thing they do is help sort out exactly what is going on.
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Math
Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 17 - 20
The Learning to Read Path - A Parent’s Guide to Supporting Early Readers
Learning to read begins with understanding the basics. The ABC Format gives parents a clear, steady foundation for supporting early readers. It breaks down what matters most in the learning-to-read stage and explains it in a way that feels simple, supportive, and doable. This guide helps you understand the building blocks of reading. What comes first. What comes next. And how each piece fits together. No pressure. No rushing. Just a clear path forward. Inside this guide, you’ll find: • Explained
PreK - K
Reading, Reading Strategies
Professional Development Training: Working Memory Techniques for ADHD Students
Working memory is part of our executive function and if often referred to as our “mental workspace” where information is stored and used for a short time i.e. a few seconds. It’s that place where we store a phone number, an address, an email address, etc. If a student is not able to retain the information needed to solve the problem, then the student is unable to complete the task and, of course, does not feel good about it at all. What is language processing? Several parts of language are very
For All Subjects
Autism Awareness Introduction - A Brief Information Powerpoint
A Brief Information Powerpoint that highlights some basic information about autism. Be the leader in your building. Provide Professional Development and Autism Awareness in your school. The powerpoint can be played as a slideshow to hear the volume and narration. This product can be used for Staff Development on a large scale or a small scale. Two sets are included: one with a plain background and one with a yellow background. *****************************************************************
Higher Education
Quick Teacher Guide to Student Accommodations
This short document provides you with over 30 quick and easy strategies to support all students including those with learning disorders, ADHD, executive function challenges and ASD.
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Small Group/ Intervention Organizer
Allow yourself to save some time, and make sure that you are covering what you need to by staying organized with this small group organizer. This bundle has a wide variety of tables, and graphic organizers to ensure that you are planning your small group time, tracking progress, and meeting standards!
Let me know what you think!
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School-Based OT Goal Bank (15 Pages) | PreK-5 IEP SMART Goals PDF
Save time writing clear, measurable goals with this School-Based Occupational Therapy (OT) Goal Bank for PreK–5th grade. Use these sample goals to support common school-based needs like attention, self-regulation, executive functioning, and sensory processing. ✅ What’s Included 📄 15-page PDF OT School-Based Goal Bank🧠 Sample goals organized by skill area (as shown in the preview), including:AttentionSelf-RegulationExecutive FunctioningSensory Processing📝 Intro/overview pages + resource/dis
PreK - 5th
For All Subjects
Improving Your Classroom With Procedures and Expectations
This is essentially a first year teacher's guide to classroom management but it can be used for varying levels of experience. This guide provides invaluable advice and offers step by step expectations for implementing basic procedures for challenging students.
K - 3rd
Listening on the First Ask
This is a PowerPoint Presentation I present to teachers or parents on how to help them increase student compliance. The presentation details a Reverse Time-Out, Planned Ignoring, Specific Praise, and an explanation of the functions of behavior and why students misbehave. Great for a Professional Development presentation.
PreK - 7th
IFSP Goal Bank for High Tech AAC | Early Intervention SLPs
Writing AAC goals is hard enough. Writing them in front of a parent, on the spot, in an IFSP meeting? That's a whole different level of pressure. What's included: ✔ 44 ready-to-use AAC goals organized by routine, not communication function ✔ 11 routines covering the real moments of a child's day ✔ Every goal written with "using [his/her/their] AAC device" already in it ✔ A 3-question reflective framework to write goals with families, not for them ✔ Color + B&W versions included ✔ APA refere
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Not Subject Specific
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