Behavior Navigators LLC

This form can be used for schools or parents. At school It is best to conduct body checks when students arrive and before they leave to go home. If you are a parent using this, fill it out before your child leaves for school and when they come home.

Help children develop self-regulation skills with our Fidget Social Story! This engaging and easy-to-understand story teaches kids when and how to use fidget tools appropriately in different settings, such as school, home, and public places. With simple language and engaging visuals. You can customize it to fit any behavior or routine. Print it out, laminate for durability, and use Velcro dots, magnets, or tape to attach tokens. With its bright, engaging design, kids will love seeing their prog

Organize the items in a folder. One side are things parents return, one side are things parents keep. As a self-contained classroom teacher I would use this at the beginning of the school year and when I would receive new students throughout the year. This is a great informal assessment to get to know the students and the parents have an opportunity to express what their expectations are for you as their child's teacher. Document is editable, feel free to make changes for your classroom. Email

Editable documentation sheet for behavior situations.

An editable social story on respecting authority.

This social story was created using a students high motivator (Orca Whales) to teach them how to be good friends. Slide 8 are break cards using Orca Whales

This fun and easy-to-use Incentive Chart is a great way to encourage positive behavior at home or in the classroom. Just add a sticker, token, or mark each time a goal is met. Once the chart is full, it’s reward time! You can customize it to fit any behavior or routine. Print it out, laminate for durability, and use Velcro dots, magnets, or tape to attach tokens. With its bright, engaging design, kids will love seeing their progress and working toward their goals. Perfect for parents, teachers,

These social scripts describe the undesired behavior and teach the desired/replacement behavior for individuals. Adding on role playing or modeling while reading the scripts would be helpful as well.

Student earns cars and places them on the yellow squares.

If you get confused about the different types of visuals, this visual will help you remember!

If you use Class Dojo in your classroom and you want your students to keep track of their daily percentages this is a great tool!