Bethanie Florence

Teach students to understand their emotions and make meaningful connections between feelings and responses! This Emotional Causality Bundle includes a set of resources designed to help students identify emotions, understand what causes them, and learn appropriate ways to respond. Perfect for SEL instruction, behavior support, and therapy settings, these cards break down the connection between events, emotions, and actions using clear, student-friendly language. All resources are designed to be

Make reinforcement fun and engaging with these animal-themed token economy boards! Designed for use in ABA therapy, classrooms, and home settings, this resource helps motivate learners while supporting positive behavior and task completion. This set includes three adorable animal scenes: Pond Farm Forest Each scene includes: 5-token board Matching tokens (to print and cut out) ✨ Why you’ll love it: Engaging, child-friendly animal themes Simple and effective reinforcement system Support

Make behavior support and motivation engaging with these sports-themed token economy boards! Perfect for ABA therapy, classrooms, and home use, this resource helps reinforce positive behaviors while keeping learners motivated with fun, familiar sports themes. This set includes three sports themes: Baseball Basketball Soccer Each theme comes with: 5-token board 10-token board Matching tokens (to print and cut out) The “Working For” space measures 2” x 2”, making it easy to customize with

Build independence with daily hygiene routines using clear, step-by-step visuals! This Teeth Brushing Chaining Visual breaks down the toothbrushing process into manageable steps to help students learn and follow the routine with confidence. Designed to support independence and consistency, this resource uses visual supports to guide students through each step of brushing their teeth. 🎯 Students will learn to: Follow a step-by-step toothbrushing routine Increase independence with daily liv

Help students understand what causes fear and how to respond in a safe, appropriate way. This Emotional Causality: Scared resource supports students in recognizing situations that may lead to feeling scared and connecting those feelings to appropriate responses. By exploring the relationship between events, emotions, and behaviors, students build emotional awareness and develop safe, functional ways to respond to fear. Students will learn: What it looks like to be scared Common situations that

Help students understand what causes feelings of disgust and how to respond appropriately. This Emotional Causality: Disgusted resource supports students in recognizing situations that may lead to feeling disgusted and connecting those feelings to appropriate responses. By exploring the relationship between events, emotions, and behaviors, students build emotional awareness and learn how to navigate strong reactions in a safe and appropriate way. Students will learn: What it looks like to be di

Help students understand what causes sadness and how to respond in a safe, appropriate way. This Emotional Causality: Sad resource supports students in recognizing situations that may lead to feeling sad and connecting those feelings to appropriate responses. By exploring the relationship between events, emotions, and behaviors, students build emotional awareness and develop healthy ways to respond to difficult feelings. Students will learn: What it looks like to be sad Common situations that

Help students understand what causes positive emotions and how to recognize them! This Emotional Causality: Happy resource supports students in identifying situations that lead to feeling happy and building awareness of positive emotional experiences. By connecting events, emotions, and responses, students strengthen emotional understanding and develop a more complete view of their feelings. Students will learn: What it looks like to be happy Common situations that may cause happiness How to

Help students understand what causes frustration and how to respond appropriately! This Emotional Causality: Frustrated resource supports students in recognizing situations that lead to frustration and connecting those feelings to positive, safe responses. By explicitly teaching the link between events, emotions, and behaviors, students build stronger self-awareness and regulation skills. Students will learn: What it looks like to be frustrated Common situations that may cause frustration How

Help students understand what causes their feelings and what they can do next! This Emotional Causality: Overwhelmed resource teaches students to recognize situations that may lead to feeling overwhelmed and connect those feelings to appropriate coping strategies. By breaking down the connection between events, emotions, and responses, students build stronger emotional awareness and self-regulation skills. This resource is designed to be printed front and back for easy, durable use.Students wil

Support independence with toileting using clear, step-by-step visuals! This Toilet Routine Chaining Visual breaks down the toileting process into manageable steps to help students learn and follow the routine with confidence. Perfect for teaching and reinforcing toileting skills, this resource uses visual supports to guide students through each part of the routine. Students will learn to: Follow a step-by-step toileting routine Increase independence with daily living skills Understand sequenc

Help students learn when it’s safe to run and when they need to walk. This Elopement Social Story teaches students the difference between safe places to run and situations where walking with an adult is expected. Using simple, clear language, this story supports students in understanding expectations across different environments without introducing shame or punishment. Students will learn: Where it is safe to run (e.g., playground, gym, outside spaces) Where they need to walk (e.g., hallways,

Help students build independence with emotional regulation! This “I Feel… I Can…” Self-Regulation Choice Board supports students in identifying their emotions and choosing appropriate coping strategies in the moment. Perfect for classrooms, counseling spaces, and behavior support settings, this resource empowers students to connect feelings with positive actions. This resource is designed to be printed front and back for easy, durable use.Students will: Identify how they are feeling Match emot