AutismBehaviorandTeachingTools

8 per page C.O.P.S. Strategy for Editing written work Visual Reminder and Bookmark for Capitalization Organization Punctuation Spelling

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 Middle School students as laminated desk-aids, but it may be

This handy DESKTOP GUIDE and BOOKMARKER gives a visual cue for each part of the story telling process including: Who or What is the MAIN CHARACTER? The story is about a (who/what): What is the SETTING? The story takes place (when/where) What is happening in the story/How does the story KICK OFF/START? How does the main character FEEL? How does the main character PLAN to solve the problem?

This handy "fill in the blank" chapter outline gives a visual cue for each part of the story telling process including: Who or What is the MAIN CHARACTER? The story is about a (who/what): What is the SETTING? The story takes place (when/where) What is happening in the story/How does the story KICK OFF/START? How does the main character FEEL? How does the main character PLAN to solve the problem?

Happy Harry's Handwriting Checklist is a great visual tool that may be used to assist students with using their best handwriting. May be kept at 8 1/2 x 11 size, blown up as poster, or shrunk down as a desk aid for students.