AutismBehaviorandTeachingTools

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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 is a great tool that may be used as poster or shrunk down to desk size. This visual aid reminds students to THINK ABOUT and TALK ABOUT the same topic as their teacher. I have a laminated copy that I change as our topic of conversation changes or area of instruction changes. For example, If we are working on multiplication, I will write multiplication inside the thought bubble. If my student goes off topic, I simply point to the thought bubble with "multiplication" written in it to remind hi

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 a step by step visual aid to remind students of appropriate behaviors when waiting in line. It may be cut apart and pasted on cardstock and laminated. An alternative picture is given to show "hula hoop" space between students.

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

This is great when used every day with students on the Autism spectrum. This blank form may be copied for daily use and kept in a binder to track behavior progress. This handy tool allows students to know daily expected classroom behaviors throughout the day. This helps to alleviate anxiety of not knowing what is expected of them. I use it with my students every day and they love it!

When your students are ready to increase their conversation skills, Commenting is the next step! This easy to use visual aid teaches students 3 types of comments they can make during a conversation. It also reminds them to wait their turn to speak. This may be hung in classroom or shrunk down and laminated as a visual aid. May be used with a popsicle stick reminder from the same seller. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Conversation-Skills-Make-a-Comment-Wait-turn-to-speak-reminder-17

Expected Behaviors in the Classroom Self Check Visual This is a wonderful self-checking tool for all students with the ability to read. It includes 5 expected behaviors for the classroom. The visual aid is composed of a question and picture format. For example, the first icon asks: "Am I prepared for class? Do I have all of the supplies that I need?" It is accompanied by a picture of a student with a thought bubble containing images of common school supplies. I currently use it with my Middl

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.

Classroom rules is an easy to understand visual includes 8 general rules that should be followed in all classes. They are colorful and simply illustrated for easy understanding. Rules include: 1. Writing name and date on every paper 2. When & how to raise hand 3. Looking at the speaker 4. Being focused and ready to follow instructions 5. Always listening and being ready to work. 6. Not making extra noise 7. Staying on topic 8. Definition of working independently If all don't apply, you may cut

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 visual aid illustrates all the steps/appropriate behaviors involved with waiting in line for the water fountain. Icons include: keeping hands to self, having a quiet mouth, not touching friends, and space between friends.

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

Comic Strip Story Blank with Room for Titles is an 8 1/2 x 11 one page graphic organizer. There are 8 frames with lines on the bottom to add a title or description. May be used in combination with a chapter organizer or as a stand alone. By creating a visual summary, this organizer will help to reinforce your student's visual memory and comprehension of what they just read.

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.