AutismBehaviorandTeachingTools

2 x 2 Digit Multiplication Bookmark Visual Aid These 2 digit by 2 digit multiplication visual aids were carefully designed for visual learners. These step by step visual aids have been successfully used with children on the autism spectrum, as well as, "typical" learners. -Color coded dots help students identify proper location of numbers for each step -Easy to read graphics and fonts -Broken down into simple steps -Minimal amount of words In addition, a "check off" column assists students wi

The Improper Fraction to Mixed Numbers Poster or Visual Aid assists students with remembering the steps to convert improper fractions to mixed numbers by using division. It may be printed as a poster or shrunk to 50% for a desk or homework aid. With improper fractions, division is the action!

This visual aid teaches the step by step process of multiplying 3 digits x 1 digit. It may be used as desk or homework guide or as a poster.

This is simple chart that shows students to translate word problems into algebraic expressions. It includes terms for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing.

This includes a visual aid and practice worksheet length and width of squares and rectangles.

This blank practice sheet allows students to practice four division problems with remainders. A graph format assists students with staying lined up. In addition, a visual aid at the top of the page gives students step by step division instructions with pictures.

The How to Graph Inequalities on a Number Line is an 8 1/2 x 11, one page document. It may be printed as is or shrunk down as a visual desk aid, or sent with homework. It is clear, concise and easy to read and understand. I use it successfully when teaching my own students.

This is a visual aid that includes key words to help determine what process to use in order to solve a word problem.

This handout is a great tool for teaching students how to add fractions with common denominators. It also illustrates how fractions with like numerators and denominators become a whole number. It is color coded to assist with understanding. It may be used as a handout, enlarged as a poster or sent home as a reference when doing homework. If you like this visual aid, please check out my additional fraction visual aids including changing a mixed number to an improper fraction, changing an imprope

This visual aid gives students step by step instructions for how to subtract money across zeros. It may be laminated and kept at desk, used as a study guide or used a classroom poster.

This quiz asks students to label parts of a polygon, as well as, name different types of polygons.

This visual aid/poster names different types of polygons. It also illustrates sides, vertices and angles. It may be used as a poster or as a desk visual aid.

This is a step by step visual for changing improper fractions to mixed numbers. It is a great visual that can be kept at student's desk while working or studying or may be given out with homework assignments. It is color coded to increase understanding.

This is a step by step visual aid for teaching students to subtract money with regrouping three times. May be used as a stand alone visual at desk or a poster or study guide. It may also be used in conjunction with my Menu Money Math Kits that are also available on this site.

This is a scavenger hunt which allows students to find and measure the perimeters of rectangular or square objects of their choice. It is an easy form that includes visual assistance. My kids love this activity because it gives them an excuse to get out of their seats!

This is a combination of a blank practice sheet and visual aid. It has columns and a carry-over row. This format assists students with staying in the correct column when subtracting money. The carry-over row also gives them a visual reminder to carry over numbers when regrouping. I use with my students with special learning needs and they find it much easier to use than blank paper.

This visual aid outlines the basic steps to successfully completing a math worksheet or math test. This includes: 1. writing name and date on paper 2. starting at top of page 3. completing each row, from left to right, without skipping 4. completing entire problems before moving on to next problem The steps are clearly illustrated in an easy-to-read format.

When introducing fractions to your class, this is a great place to start. This helpful handout may be enlarged as a poster or given to students as a study guide to assist them with their homework. It identifies and explains common fraction terms including numerator, denominator, proper fraction, improper fraction, and mixed number. May be used in conjunction with my other visual aids available on teachers pay teachers store called Autism Teaching Tools. This includes: Change an Improper Fraction

This blank practice sheet has columns and a carry-over row. This format assists students with staying in the correct column when subtracting money. The carry-over row also gives them a visual reminder to carry over numbers when regrouping. I use with my students with special learning needs and they find it much easier to use than blank paper.

This tool teaches students how to simplify algebraic expressions. It is illustrated in a clean and concise format. There is a sample index card that may be cut out and used as study guide or taped to students' desks.