ABA by Alison

BCBA-created material! This visual can be used in settings like a classroom, an ABA or other type of clinic, in the home, the car, in public, and more. The moveable arrow piece can be used to identify the voice/noise volume which is desired OR to self-identify and reflect.

This BCBA-created material includes 5 printable Thanksgiving-related token boards to use with learners. There is a turkey whose feathers are tokens, an apple and pumpkin pie with slice tokens, a holiday dinner table with food dish tokens, and lastly letter tokens to spell out "I am THANKful". It is recommended to print, cut out the tokens and token board by cutting on the dotted line, laminate, then attach velcro. Enjoy!!

*SEE PREVIEW* Students can practice paying for fast food items by either matching 1:1 coins and dollar bills OR looking at the price tag and finding money that matches! This product comes with extra money to print and laminate and 12 activities. Great for a file folder task, binder work, or a cut & paste activity!

BCBA-created material! This task analysis visual should be posted in a child's bathroom to remind them of the steps necessary to complete their routine.

A Boardmaker-supported visual interview sheet for students to learn about a peer and compare their answers to their own. See preview!

*SEE PREVIEW* These can be printed, laminated, and cut for a file folder task or binder work. 10 items each, 1:1 correspondence, cars in a parking lot, setting the table, and vending machine.

*View preview to see the entire product!! These are the following slides included: -Breakfast ideas & recipes -Lunch ideas & recipes -Dinner ideas & recipes -Snacks ideas & recipes -Drinks (Alcohol & non-alcoholic: you can delete this slide for classroom use) -Necessary sleep, water, exercise, BMI info -Grocery pickup & delivery resources -Meal & fitness tracking resources -Mental health -At-home workouts (Zumba, yoga, pilates, kickboxing, stretching & HIIT)

Comes with 2 sorting charts differentiated at 2 levels & 20 Job icons to sort. Can be a task folder, a sorting into envelopes task, or a cut & paste activity.

6 conversations starters with visually supported icons from Boardmaker on a wheel with a spinner- to be printed, cut, and laminated

*SEE PREVIEW* Visual recipe with Boardmaker icons for chocolate chip cookies. Includes: visual ingredient list, visual recipe task analysis, comparison worksheet for microwave versus oven cookies

Covers synonyms, antonyms, parts of speech, articles, tenses, conventions, and more! This product was created to go with the FREE Baseball Review Game on my page. These cards are a crucial piece to the board game. They have a range of ELA concepts, as listed above, as well as an answer key with corresponding card numbers. These can also be used exclusively as flashcards for students who are interested in baseball and/or sports!

*SEE PREVIEW* Teach about a different career every day for as long as you'd like, then use this visually supported activity to review the job you discussed! This is great take-home communication for nonverbal students, as well!

Poster or sign for calm down space in classroom!!

*Open the preview to view all slides!* Here are 5 days of Black History Month content. Each day the lesson is 5-15 minutes long and focuses on an influential Black American from our country's history. There is a read aloud each day and a photo of the historical figure. This is week 1. I will be posting more weeks to continue this lesson throughout the month of February!! These lessons truly work for any grade and any level. How far you take the lesson is up to you. As an adult, I am learning f

*SEE PREVIEW* Students can cut & paste restaurant menu items onto their own personal menu!

This product was created to go with the FREE Baseball Review Game on my page. These cards are a crucial piece to the board game. They have a range of multiplication questions from 1s to 9s, as well as an answer key with corresponding card numbers. These can also be used exclusively as flashcards for students who are interested in baseball and/or sports!

Five differentiated versions of a clipboard activity for a sensory walk. Can be used for students with autism needing a break or some sensory input/escape from the classroom environment. This can also be used for younger general education grades learning about the five senses. This is a great way to get students out of their seats and exploring the school environment around them. Version 1: Students draw things they see, hear, feel, and smell around them. Version 2: Students list things they see

Great communication method for younger students, daycare, or special ed classrooms!

Great sign to welcome students of any age to the comfy space in the classroom to calm down.

Great to cover sensitive confidential student data in a classroom, while keeping clipboard or binder close by when needed.