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*FREEBIE* Train Schedule Templates | Executive Functioning Support | Editable
Thank you for your interest in our Train Schedule Templates! This freebie will engage and support your learners in the area of executive functioning. This variety of train schedule templates are completely editable and perfect for all your train loving students! Pair with colored folders to match each train car to increase organization! Customize as needed in Google! What's Included (editable in GOOGLE) 5 Train TemplatesPlease click to view Behavior Buddy Bundles below!Behavior Buddies | HOME
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Character Education
FREEBIE | Dollar Tree Task Box | Job Skills | Special Education | Vocational
CBI | Job Skills | Life Skills | Vocational Education| Special EducationEasy Prep Dollar Tree Vocational Task Box: DIY Pencil & Eraser Task BoxIncludes: Labels & Visual Instructions to create your own work task.More Task Box Kits can be found HEREFill the Sweetener Packets Task HERETask boxes are a great way to help students learn through hands-on activities. They can help with organization, independence and problem-solving skills. Benefits include: Improved organization: Task boxes can help chi
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*FREEBIE* Whole Body Listening Visual |Social Emotional Learning Support
Thank you for your interest in our Whole Body Listening Visual + Activity Slide! This freebie visual will engage and support your learners in the area of whole body listening. Help students increase listening skills during instruction and when listening to others. Post this visual in your learning space and have students complete THEIR OWN whole body listening activity! What's Included (editable in GOOGLE, POWERPOINT, PDF access): Visual (poster)Activity slide (Digital or print)Please click to
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FREE Animal-Themed Yoga Cards: Self-Regulation, Brain Breaks, Gross Motor
Are you interested in increasing the focus, concentration, working memory, body awareness, executive function, and self-regulation of your students? Would you like a quick and easy, no-plan, grab-and-go gross motor activity? Do you need to lead gross motor groups within a small space? You can use Animal movement posters hung on the wall of a classroom or sensory room. Hand-held cards can be pulled out for a quick brain break. 10 Sample cards from the Four Set Bundle:Classroom or Circle Time -
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Character Education
What am I doing self-checklist 1
This is an easy checklist for students who have difficulty monitoring their own behavior in class or struggle with anxiety and don't know how to manage their time. It is an easy way for teachers to cue students with positive reinforcement. Teachers would have to prompt students to check off the boxes in 5 minute increments.
There are 24 spaces to check off.
In order to EARN ten minutes of a Preferred Activity the student must Achieve 18 checks. (9 checks per 15 minutes)
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Sample Individualised Education Programme (IEP) ideas to enhance task focus
Creating Individualised Education Programmes (IEPs) for children with autism requires careful consideration of their unique needs and challenges. Addressing distractions from peer interactions in the classroom is a common concern, and our comprehensive resource offers valuable guidance. Our 'IEP Goals and Strategies for Addressing Peer Distractions' provides a ready-to-use framework to develop effective IEPs for children with autism. This resource offers a range of possible goals and evidence-ba
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{FREEBIE} Visual Recipe BOOM Cards™ | Making a PB&J Sandwich | Speech Therapy
Thank you for checking out my BOOM Cards™ for Making a PB&J Sandwich {FREEBIE}! You can use these recipe cards only on the Boom Learning website or app. Students will LOVE using the interactive ingredients & tools to make their very own recipe. It is the perfect way to incorporate “cooking” into sessions without using real tools or ingredients. Using these activities you will be able to target the following skill areas: Sequencing, Vocabulary, Grammar, Answering/Asking Questions, Following
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