Amanda Maust

Bundle includes: Task strips for a PM Routine to increase independence with dismissal routine Task strips for vocational routines during a Jobs & Purchasing lesson Icons for both, as well as the Boardmaker files to allow for editing.

If your classroom incorporates Independent Work Stations, this will provide your student with the visual support they need to complete their tasks. Includes a pull-off task strip, numbers 1-5 plus a teacher check icon for the strip, and numbers 1-5 to be attached to the task bin or folder for them to match to. Also includes icons for choices they can choose to work for that may be added to the task strip. PDF as well as Boardmaker file for editing

If your student has a goal to work on downtime skills, this will offer a visual schedule for their leisure activities. Also includes a choice board to allow them to make their schedule themselves. How it worked in my classroom (High school students with autism), was the half hour block would be broken down into one mobile activity, one stationary, and one free choice. Includes the Boardmaker files for editing.

Game mat to provide visual references for how to play the game Candy Land. Great for early learners as well as students working on social skills and turn taking. Includes icons that you can velcro onto the game mat to keep track of turn order, as well as a board you can laminate and write names on to keep track of who is using each color.

Instructions with visual supports for the game In A Pickle, great for students with goals working on social skills. Also includes a game mat to use as a template for game play.