Behavior Queens

Use our peanut butter & jelly visual recipe task analysis as a fun prompt for teaching your little one to independently make a peanut butter & jelly sandwich! Great for use at home or in the classroom. Enjoy!

Use our play dough visual recipe card when making play-dough with your young children or students with exceptionalities. The recipe includes written words as well as visuals to guide them through the easy recipe. This is a great sensory activity and opportunity to practice following directions. Enjoy!

One way to prevent automatically-maintained problem behaviors is to use antecedent strategies, such as allowing your student to select a sensory activity to completed prior to common times of difficulty. Learn more about antecedent strategies in our book, Superhero Secrets for Teachers, available on Amazon.

Use these visuals to help your little ones remember mealtime rules and expectations, express how their food tastes, become more independent in choosing snacks, and begin to identify healthier food choices.