Behavior Chief
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Palatine, Illinois, United States
About the store
After receiving my Masters in Clinical Psychology, I became a therapist in a Therapeutic High School for severely mentally ill adolescents. Hungry for more unconventional approaches and a thirst for showing actual compassion, I substitute taught and case managed a STEP Autism High School Classroom for 2 years. It was in this classroom and with these minds that the way I saw the world changed entirely, and I became fully devoted to the Behavior Analysis Route and getting my BCBA.
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Mario Kart Life Skills Adapted Book
This product is such a fun and interactive way to introduce early Social Studies concepts (traffic sign recognition, common store signs, road and traffic safety)... using Mario and his Mario Kart friends as guides! The following concepts, signs, and questions are addressed in this book: Environmental Print (Target, Mobil Gas Station, Fresh Farms Grocery Store)Buckling SeatbeltTraffic Signs (Stop Sign, Speed Limit Sign, Parking Space Lines, Stoplight, Detour, Left Turn, Yield, Click It or Ticket
PreK - 6th
Balanced Literacy
PEAK D: Label Body Part Functions 11E
PEAK Relational Training System: Direct Training Module These task cards are aligned with PEAK-D: Labeling Body Part Functions. This product contains task cards with a cue question at the top of each card (e.g., "Which do you smell with?") and two high-quality REAL PHOTOS of body parts in a field of 2. This wonderful exposure to the human body as functioning parts, not just as photo cards or places on our body, helps not only build their language and vocabulary, but become more aware of their o
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For All Subjects
PEAK D: KITCHEN ITEM FUNCTIONS 12E
PEAK Relational Training System: Direct Training Module These task cards are aligned with PEAK-D: Labeling Kitchen Item Functions. This product contains task cards with a cue question at the top of each card (e.g., "Which one blends things?") and three kitchen items presented in a field of 3. This wonderful exposure to the surroundings of our learners helps not only build their language and vocabulary, but become better acquainted with their families and the world around them! There are no vel
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For All Subjects
PEAK D- Label Rooms of the House 11C
PEAK Relational Training System: Direct Training Module These task cards are aligned with PEAK-D: Labeling Rooms of the House. This product contains task cards with high-quality, REAL PHOTOS of the following common rooms of houses and community settings: Bathroom Bedroom Kitchen Dining Room Conference Room Public Bathroom Garage Backyard Attic There are 4 exemplars of each! This wonderful exposure to our learners' surroundings helps not only build their language and vocabulary, but become mo
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For All Subjects
PEAK G, 7J: Abstraction By Feature
These task cards are the only ones that contain a velcro component. PEAK G-7J teaches Abstraction by Feature, or the ability to identify a common feature among several objects. Each task card (there are 30 total task cards!) has a field of two REAL photos and a box for the feature that they both share. The feature is typed into the box and is easily covered up with a 1-inch velcro dot or strip. Features include: Stripes Numbers Handles (2 examples) Fur Lids Wheels Buttons Zippers Fingers Pocke
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For All Subjects
PEAK D, 14V: Collateral Responses
These PEAK-D, 14V cards address a functional and critical life skill: to be able to label our own "inner" feelings! For some of our kids in special education, specifically those with autism, putting a label to inner sensations or what Skinner calls "behavior beneath the skin" can be hard. There are only real photos shown, as our learners benefit from more concrete exemplars! These cards show behaviors associated with various emotions, including: anger happiness joy feeling defeated overwhelmed
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For All Subjects
Behavior Momentum Work Binder
Behavior Momentum is used to essentially "butter up" our learners using quick, mastered tasks that are presented in rapid succession. This binder contains 48 pages of Behavior Momentum tasks based on Basic Skills from both the ABLLS-R and PEAK-Direct Training Module. The task list for this binder is as follows: Expressive Quick Questions (Personal Questions) Expressive WH Questions Intraverbal Fill-InsIntraverbal AssociationsColor ID Expressive Associations with Picture Match ID Items Based on
PreK - 5th
Balanced Literacy
CCSS
RF.K.1
, RF.K.1a
, RF.K.2a
+10
PEAK D: Rhyming Words Task Cards
PEAK Relational Training System: Direct Training Module These task cards are aligned with PEAK-D: Rhyming Words. The product contains 31 rhyming words with a photo at the top of the card along with two multiple choice options. All of the words in this specific deck are one-syllable words. There is minimal prep involved with these cards! Enjoy!
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For All Subjects
Quantity Concepts: Math Interactive Workbook
Quantity Concepts explores concepts such as full vs. empty, all vs. none, a few, some, lots, and zero. Quantity can be an incredibly difficult concept for our learners with language deficits, and this interactive book using concrete and real world examples helps to bridge this gap. This workbook includes the following concepts: matching photos of "all" and "none" functional directions: putting "all" of the donuts in a box receptively labeling all and none: kids on a trampoline sorting between s
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For All Subjects, Math
CCSS
K.MD.A.1
, K.MD.A.2
, K.MD.B.3
Also included in: Basic Math Concepts: Interactive Workbooks
My Way Protocol
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Rigid Behavior, Teaching Delay + Denial, My Way Phase 1 Our kids can become incredibly OCD and rigid in their behaviors, so much so that their day becomes consumed by obeying these mental rituals. Some of our little friends absolutely cannot be interrupted when they're doing this strange little ritualistic sequence. Enter “my way”. It’s not enough to say, “Life’s tough, deal with it” or “You can’t always get what you want.” While these things are true, we need to s
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For All Subjects
PEAK-G: Abstraction By Class 11E
PEAK Relational Training System: Generalization Module These task cards are aligned with PEAK-G: Abstration by Class. This product contains task cards with a cue question at the top of each card (e.g., "A banana and fruit are both...") and two 'multiple choice' options on the side of the card in small boxes that contain different classes. These cards are wonderful for our learners that are learning about Feature, Function, and Class; they contain 30 different exemplars using REAL photos! These
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For All Subjects
PEAK D, 14N: Metonymical Tacts
These PEAK-D aligned task cards are perfectly aligned not only with PEAK-Direct Training 14N, but can be a wonderful supplement to any program in any classroom! Metonymical Tacts involve teaching the learner to identify objects, events, and people using uncommon names. To avoid memorizing names and exemplars, we throw different, interchangeable labels into the mix! Functional and fun! Included: Sneakers/Shoes Bag/Sack Clicker/Remote Hairtie/Rubber band Roundabout/Traffic Circle Firefly/Lightn
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For All Subjects
Intraverbal Key Ring Sets
This Intraverbal Key Ring set includes 105 prompts that can all be placed on one key ring or split up into the 3 sets: "Classic" Intraverbals and Associations "What Am I Doing?" Inference Riddles "What Am I?" RiddlesThese are great for both functional and academic purposes. These can be made into several sets and placed in a student's binder for when transitions are running behind, there is substantial time left in a session, or it is simply part of their program! These can also be used with b
PreK - 5th
English Language Arts
CCSS
L.K.1d
, L.K.1e
, L.K.1f
+3
PEAK D: Receptively Label Seasons
PEAK Relational Training System: Direct Training Module These cards are aligned with PEAK Relational Training System and helps our learners receptively label seasons. These are all REAL photos, with no symbols representing seasons and no clip art. The real photos of the seasons help our learners obtain a concrete idea of their surroundings! Our surroundings is how we learn! Enjoy! Kayla
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For All Subjects
Complex File Folder Match & Sort
This product has complex, tricky file folder activities using real objects and different colored patterns (stripes, polka dots). There are also two errorless tasks that include putting donuts in two boxes and putting cookies in a jar. The errorless tasks have letters and numbers on them to promote task engagement without working necessarily on Letter/Number Identification... just exposure! Enjoy!
PreK - 3rd
For All Subjects, Visual Arts
PEAK G, 11A: Non-Identical Body Part Label-Inanimate Objects
These fun PEAK-G aligned task cards look at body part labels (i.e., nose, legs, arms, tongue) and how these same labels can be applied to inanimate objects (i.e., the nose of a car, the legs and arms of a chair, the tongue of a shoe). Teaching our learners to use different language for the same object prevents memorization of only one label while simultaneously building on vocabulary and cognitive flexibility! The targets included are: Arms and Legs of chair Tongue of Shoe Nose of a Car Hand
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For All Subjects
PEAK D, 14Z: Tact Plurals
PEAK-D, 14Z aligned task cards show REAL, high quality photos, in a field of three, that help our learners discriminate between singular objects and multiple (or plural) objects. There are regular and irregular plurals as targets, making for 30 total task cards! Enjoy!
Not Specific
For All Subjects
Part and Whole: Interactive Math Workbook
The Part and Whole Workbook explores representations of parts of objects and whole objects. It is a great gateway into quantity concepts and helps our learners to describe what they see in their direct environment. This task includes the following concepts: matching parts and wholes (pizza slices/full pizzas) matching "parts" of faces (faces in half, velcro pieces must be matched to the other part) receptively identifying items in a larger context that are parts and wholes "giving" parts of a c
PreK - 3rd
Applied Math, Math
CCSS
K.G.A.2
, K.G.A.3
, K.G.B.4
+1
Also included in: Basic Math Concepts: Interactive Workbooks
Toy Story Does Hygiene
'Toy Story Does Hygiene' is an interactive LIFE SKILLS book that navigates through the bathroom and basic hygiene concepts with our learners. Using Toy Story and all of its characters acts as a "pairing" mechanism; that is, helping our little friends to associate hygiene and the bathroom with something fun and goofy, like Woody, Buzz, and Rex, will increase the likelihood that they'll comply with life skills tasks in the future. This product includes the following concepts, skills, and goals:
PreK - 6th
For All Subjects
Feature, Function, Class Task Cards
This product contains 40 different task cards with real photos that allow the learner to identify objects, places, and people based on their feature, function, and class. Each card has a prompt at the top that reads, "Which one has _____" "Find the ______" or "What do you _____ with?" These cards can easily be differentiated by simply prompting a different cue other than the one provided at the top of the card! Enjoy!
PreK - 5th
English Language Arts, For All Subjects
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About the store
Experience
After receiving my Masters in Clinical Psychology, I became a therapist in a Therapeutic High School for severely mentally ill adolescents. Hungry for more unconventional approaches and a thirst for showing actual compassion, I substitute taught and case managed a STEP Autism High School Classroom for 2 years. It was in this classroom and with these minds that the way I saw the world changed entirely, and I became fully devoted to the Behavior Analysis Route and getting my BCBA.
Teaching style
Unconventional, Rogue, Outside-of-the-Box, and Unique
My own education history
BA: Psychology (Applied Behavior Analysis Concentration)
MA: Clinical Psychology (Addiction/Conduct Disorder/ODD/Impulse Behavior Disorder Concentration)
MA: Applied Behavior Analysis
Additional biographical information
Because I hate the term "wear a lot of hats", I will say this: I have ridden a lot of rodeos. From nearly majoring in Fine Arts to become a tattoo artist, commissioning my own work as a portrait artist, and become a therapist with a concentration in Conduct Disorder and Impulsive Behavior Disorders, you can say my experience is vast, wide, and even a bit random.
My approach is unorthodox. I don't realize how loud my own voice is, I make mistakes and quickly own up to them, and I typically ask for forgiveness rather than permission.
I have been told I "go rogue" far too often to work in any school or clinic, but it is my maverick-based and EVIDENCE-BASED approaches that have allowed me to step into the beautiful minds of my little friends with autism.
I hope you'll join me!
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