AutismBehaviorandTeachingTools

This is a wonderful worksheet for beginning learners or differentiated learning. Easy visual allows students to keep numbers in correct column. Includes square for carry-over number. I use this with my students with autism and they find it extremely helpful.

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

This is a great tool that may be shrunk down as a flashcard, attached to homework assignments as a 8 1/2 x 11 sheet or hung as a 11 x 17 poster. It simply illustrates how to multiply 2 x 2 digits with regrouping.

This blank practice sheet allows students to practice 10 division problems without 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.

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 5 page packet of worksheets contains various GCF problems. Worksheets are simply designed and contain a visual aid for students to list the factors of each number, list the common factors and write the GCF. I use this with all types of students, including those on the autism spectrum.

This page may be cut apart, laminated and used in various ways such as matching, flashcards, memory games, or even as a poster.

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 is a great tool that include three different number lines. Students may use to compare and order numbers or skip count. It may be laminated and used over and over again with a dry erase marker. Save paper :) It's also a great visual aid for students with autism.

This is a simpler version of my shopping checks. It just allows space for total cost, money given, and room to subtract to find change.

Cuisinaire Rod Values Color Chart

This is a simple visual aid that teaches and gives example and allows room for practice.