April Kesner

This feelings chart is a resourceful tool for identifying emotions in oneself and in others. Being able to identify how we feel and how others feel can help us navigate the day in the most effective and productive way. Emotions can be easier to understand if we can associate them with what they look like externally. Visuals give words meaning!

This is a simple First/Then that can help pair nonpreferred tasks with preferred tasks to increase motivation for work with positive reinforcement! Identify work tasks and reinforcement for your learner and then apply visuals to this board.

Use this choice board to promote autonomy in learners. Identify tasks to assign, personal needs, preferred items, reinforcing items, or requests and then apply visuals to this board.

This choice board helps give a sense of autonomy! Identify assignment tasks, preferred items, reinforcers, or potential environmental needs and apply visuals to this board.

1-10 simple number line

Discrimination Training: Color the shapes according to the color of the matching crayon.