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Animal Walks ~ Yoga Cards: Self-Regulation, Brain Breaks-Classroom or Circle #1
Animal Walks for Increasing Energy & Interest. 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 brain break activity that can be done while students are at their desks or in a circle? Do you need to lead gross motor groups within a small space? All the cards in this set can be done without leaving your students leaving their spot. You can u
PreK - 2nd
Character Education
Calm Down- Animal-Theme Yoga Cards: Self-Regulation, Brain Breaks, Core Strength
Animal Walks for Focus & Transitions: Tools to Calm Down -Set #4. 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. I
PreK - 2nd
Character Education
Tattling Task card Bundle- Digital, Printable with ActiveInspire
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Students often struggling with knowing when they are tattling vs. reporting a problem. Students love to tell on other students and have a hard time distinguishing between a true problem and a tattle. These task cards help students determine what plan of action they should take for a given situation. By practicing what to do it will become part of their muscle memory. When they get into a situation where they want to tattle they will have the skills needed to decide what they should
1st - 12th
Character Education
Good Choice Bad Choices Sort Making Good vs Bad Choices PreK & Kindergarten
First week of school activities to teach students about Good Choices and Bad Choices with these 45 interactive DIGITAL BOOM CARDS. PreK, kindergarten, and first grade students to practice and learn about expected vs. unexpected behaviors, school rules, differences in good choices and bad choices, and the importance of rules and behaviors to keep students safe at school, home, and in the community. This Good Choice Bad Choices resources uses visuals for students to learn about:playground rules/
PreK - 1st
Character Education, Classroom Community, School Counseling
CCSS
CCRA.SL.2
Visual Cue Cards Lanyards BUS RIDE Behavior Visual Support Non Verbal Communicat
Looking for visual cue cards that support non-verbal communication and are perfectly lanyard sized? These Bus Ride Visual Cue Cards help reinforce routines using simple, friendly visuals that students can easily understand — without needing to say a word. Each card uses easy language and kid-friendly cartoon drawings. You’ll see a variety of illustrated children so each student can spot someone who feels familiar — helping every learner feel seen and supported. What’s Included: 27 lanyard-siz
PreK - 2nd
Character Education, For All Subjects, School Psychology
Also included in: Visual Cue Cards for Lanyards BUNDLE Behavior Visual Support Non Verbal
Sports Cars TOKEN BOARD + PUZZLE Positive Behavior Reward Charts FIRST THEN
Visual Behavioral Support for Concrete Thinkers. Looking for a fun, visual, and concrete way to support behavior goals or reinforce positive choices? This set of TRADITIONAL Token Boards + Printable PUZZLE Token Boards are perfect for students who benefit from clear, concrete reinforcement. This visual system breaks goals into manageable steps students can see and understand.Each puzzle board includes either 6 or 8 puzzle pieces that build into a high-interest image (see our TPT store for ava
PreK - 3rd
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Staying on Task Visuals Activities Social Stories Autism Comprehension Worksheet
Independent work time can feel challenging for students who are still learning what “staying on task” means at school. This unit teaches the exact skills students need during work time: sit in their seat, keep a calm body, ignore distractions, look at their work, raise a hand for help, and finish before getting up. Students learn through visuals, modeling, and hands-on practice that supports attention, focus, and work completion. The detective game and file folder tasks help students rec
K - 2nd
Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
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