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Welcome! I am including 20 medium size task cards. Students are prompted to match associated pictures to a picture at the top of the task card. Laminate and Velcro. There are 10 task cards that include matching 2 items, and ten task cards that include matching 3 items to the picture. This is created as part of the ABLL-R goals but can be used by anyone teaching about item associations. Pictures from Pixabay.com Key: Baseball bat-glove, helmet, baseballDog-bowl, doghouse, boneBottle-baby clothes

Welcome! As a trainee working towards becoming a BCBA methods of making my transition into the career easier are always on my mind. My company has recently started utilizing the results of the Vineland 3 assessment as a guide for deciding which assessment target goals to utilize for programming in the initial authorization report. Thus, this table was created to provide a reference for potential goals to use without spending a laborious amount of time having to locate goals individually for each

Categories include: food, furniture, toys, musical instruments, art objects All pictures from Pixabay.com

Pictures from Pixabay.com 10 cards Actions pictures include: swimming, running, cooking, clapping, writing, dancing, eating, driving, licking, hugging

Welcome! I am adding an addition to the Social-emotional learning and social skills material. An important part of emotional awareness is the ability to identify typical;l appropriate emotional responses to situations. This activity allows. the opportunities for students to identify the appropriate emotion to feel when provided a picture context. An array of three pictures of a depiction of different actions related to emotions are included. This also has students work on identifying facial expr

Welcome! As a trainee working towards becoming a BCBA methods of making my transition into the career easier are always on my mind. My company has recently started utilizing the results of the Vineland 3 assessment as a guide for deciding which assessment target goals to utilize for programming in the initial authorization report. Thus, this table was created to provide a reference for potential goals to use without spending a laborious amount of time having to locate goals individually for each

Welcome! I am adding an addition to the ABLLS-R material. It includes small fill in the blank task cards. The target number and score is included on the task card to help you stay organized. H10 includes: 30 cards for Score of 4 16 for score of 3 10 for score of 6 6 for score of 1 Example- What are 3 things you find in the pantry? (score 4) H7 includes: 20-score 4 12- score 3 10- score 2 5- score 1 Example: Name 2 things that go with a bat. (score 4) H5 includes: 12 cards covers all scores

Happy holidays! Please enjoy this new growth mindset FREEBIE! It includes ugly sweaters that have either a compliment or an ugly statement on it. There are 6 sweaters total and 3 for each category. This could be a file folder or worksheet. It also will last longer with lamination and Velcro! Examples: "I like your sweater.""You are boring." It's the most wonderful time of the year, make it fun for the kiddos in your lives. This is a nice addition to a guidance lesson. Pictures from Pixabay.com

NOTE: This is the worksheet version of the Interactive Power Point. It includes the exact same questions as the Power Point. This is an excellent worksheet to address appropriate prosocial behaviors and healthy methods of coping. This could be a part to a social skills lesson. Social- emotional learning through examples is a wonderful way to improve classroom awareness. The social skills worksheet can be used as part of a guidance lesson, special education lesson, or for elementary students. Stu

This 700+ page flipbook is intended to simplify the process of running the Domain G section of the ABLLS-R and assess client labeling/tacting.

WELCOME! This was created to be a companion to the Starting a Conversation Power Point Game and FREE Example Printable Worksheet on my page. Instructions: 20 people are listed. Cut out the names and give one name to each member of the class. Copy and provide duplicates if needed. Have student’s role play how they would start a conversation with the person they are given. If it works better, having students write out how they would start a conversation is a great option too. Starting a conversa

Welcome! I am including a Halloween coloring sheet that includes coloring instructions to read aloud and have students follow along. This is for early elementary and focuses on listening skills and following directions. Students are prompted to color the picture with different colors based upon the directions. This could also be an addition to learning colors lessons. Picture from Pixabay Picture from Pixabay.com keywords: calm, anger management, coping skills, holiday, growth mindset, ASD, au

Welcome! This ABLLS-R aligned book is a fun and seasonal way to address WHO questions. My favorite time of the year is almost here, and I have taken joy in creating useful and fun material for this time of year including WH books. This was created for Special Education/ABA but can be helpful with elementary kiddos. I suggest laminating and using velcro. The questions are textual and the answers a pictures. Pictures from Pixabay.com. Students will match pictures to questions. Book includes: WH

Have students write or draw their worries and anxieties in the stars on the Winter Worry Wreath. This allows the opportunity to discuss anxieties and positive coping skills. This could be paired with the Naughty Nelly and Ornament Coping worksheet. This is an excellent holiday themed activity for guidance groups.

Happy holidays! Please enjoy this new growth mindset activity! It includes ugly sweaters that have either an inappropriate or appropriate statement or question on it. There are 7 sweaters total.. This could be a file folder or worksheet. It also will last longer with lamination and Velcro! Examples: "Do you have autism?""I don't want to play because you are boring." "Do you have pets?" Purpose: I work with kiddos with ASD and often they are unable to discriminate between appropriate vs appropri

Welcome! This is the second What Object book for the WH Questions (WHAT questions) Halloween interactive book. (Aligned with ABLLS-R H11) My favorite time of the year is almost here and I have taken joy in creating useful and fun material for this time of year including these object to function WH book. This was created for Special Education/ABA but can be helpful with elementary kiddos. I suggest laminating and using velcro. Students will match objects to function statements. Book includes: WH

Welcome! 14 task cards with pictures. Students circle interest or boredom to identify if the picture shows either. There are 8 tasks cards with written examples, and students identify if the situation represents boredom or interest by circling either. The pictures and situations are included in the Power Point Games for Interest or Boredom; this was created as a companion to those. Social skills are learned not innate. Thus, resources to develop social skills are essential for students with AS

Welcome! This includes: 20 task cards with written examples (no pictures) 10 of the examples included are in the Good Choice or Bad Choice Game 2 on my page, and the other ten are new. This is an excellent activity to address appropriate prosocial behaviors. Social- emotional learning through examples is a wonderful way to improve classroom awareness. Students are presented with 20 social skills situations and have to determine if choices are good choices or bad choices. A great addition to thi

Cut and laminate for future use. Velcro pictures to labeled sheets in the blank boxes. Non- identical items include: Flowers Blocks Balls Dogs 4 of each item to sort Pictures by Pixabay.com

Happy holidays! Welcome to my page. I hope you find what you need. This winter themed sorting activity includes 7 snowflakes with different topics on each snowflake. Student will sort the topics by A GOOD CONVERSATION TOPIC OR PROBABLY NOT THE BEST CHOICE. Examples: "Spoilers to a new movie the group wants to see" "Plans for New Year's Eve" Purpose: I worked with kiddos with ASD and sometimes knowing what to say in a social setting can be challenging. This activities allows the opportunity to t