AutismBehaviorandTeachingTools

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!

This handy chart allows students on the spectrum to know expected behaviors and activities prior to attending their field trip. It helps to alleviate anxiety of the "unknown" elements of the day to come. I use it all the time with my students. There are blank spaces to complete the times, activity, expected behaviors along with self grading system for your student. Great for students of all ages.

Visual aid with words and pictures Illustrates basic classroom rules.

Expected Behavior Checklist in Group Setting is a helpful tool that outlines and easily communicates expected behaviors in a group setting. There are also several questions at the bottom of the page that allow students to self-reflect.

Simply print out two copies, laminate and glue to popsicle stick for an easy to use reminder. Great for promoting visual awareness. Does not interrupt rest of the classroom because there is not need to talk.

Simple chart of expected and unexpected classroom behaviors