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-Current Role: school-based BCBA at a public separate school for students with special needs
-Started out going to school for marine biology which did NOT work out!
-Fell in love with special education and psychology
-Teaching Assistant from 2005 to 2007 during grad school
-Special education teaching license in 2007
-BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) in 2009
-Parent in 2013 (and again in 2017) and ate a LOT of humble pie about what I thought I knew!
I have worked in self-contained classrooms, resource classrooms, public schools, and charter schools. I have also worked with clients at home, in clinics, in group homes, and at day programs. I have supported students, clients, and their families between the ages of 3 and 50, and I still have so much more to learn!
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Individualized Visual Schedule with Words and Images for Special Education + ABA
Use this Individualized Visual Schedule with both words and small images for older students in special education who need the support of a visual schedule without the immature appearance that a schedule with large colorful images might have. Support ABA clients or students with this Individualized Schedule that can easily travel with them and quickly show them what tasks and classes they have to complete and what they have left to do. In addition, it can quickly be updated if there are schedule
3rd - 6th
Individualized Visual Schedule Template
This checklist-style schedule template is one I've used with a number of older students who are able to read many of their daily activities as well as students who are older (upper elementary and beyond) and need a more mature-looking schedule template. Use the blank lines to write in scheduled activities and check them off as they are completed. You can also access printable schedule words both with and without small picture icons to use with students who are ready to begin the transition to a
3rd - 6th
Schedule Change Strips for Visual Schedules in Special Education and ABA
Add these Schedule Change Strips to your special education classroom schedule to quickly show students how the plan for the day has changed. Help prevent frustration and behavior challenges by walking through what changed and what students will do instead. The Schedule Change Strips Include:Black and white change strip with boxes in 3 sizes (3”, 2.5”, and 2”)Color change strip with boxes in 3 sizes (3”, 2.5”, and 2”) The Schedule Change Strips also include a Strategies and Suggestions section
PreK - 2nd
Visual Schedule Charts, Headings, Daily Activities for Special Education and ABA
Use this bundle of visual schedule images of daily activities, decorative schedule headings, and visual schedule charts to create, organize, and display a visual schedule for your special education classroom, ABA session, or to support younger students. Save time by creating a classroom (or individualized) visual schedule to support students in special education, ABA, or younger students who might otherwise become distracted. These images can be used throughout the school year as part of your cl
PreK - 2nd
Visual Schedule Chart and Headings for Special Education and ABA
Use this set of visual schedule headings and charts to quickly set up a place to house a daily visual schedule. You can also set up individualized schedules for students in special education, ABA clients, or younger students. This easy prep visual schedule resource requires minimal time to prepare-just print, trim one edge of the charts pages, laminate, and hang! Utilizing this resource to house a schedule is an effective way to redirect students who tend to be easily distracted or need frequent
PreK - 2nd
Visual Schedule Images of Rules Tools and Strategies for Special Education & ABA
Use these visual schedule images of rules, rewards, schedule changes, and calming tools to support classroom management and behavior in your special education classroom, ABA session, or for younger students. A traditional visual schedule is great for walking through what the day is supposed to look like, but we know that schedule changes and moments of frustration are likely to happen regularly. Save time and prevent frustration with these images that walk students through those changes and c
PreK - 2nd
Also included in: If/Then Schedule and Visual Schedule Images Bundle
Visual Schedule Chart, Headings, and Images for Special Education and ABA Bundle
Bundle of 3 visual schedule resources including visual schedule charts with 5 unique headers in color and black and white, square schedule charts in 3 sizes (3", 2.5", and 2"), and 58 unique images in the following categories: AcademicsDaily RoutinesSchool and Classroom ActivitiesSpecialsSupport ServicesRulesRewardsSchedule ChangesTools and StrategiesIndividual pictures included in each category are listed in the description of the products included in that bundle. Images are 3" squares but incl
PreK - 2nd
Visual Schedule Images of Daily Activities for Special Education and ABA
Use these Visual Schedule Images of Daily Activities to build a visual schedule for your special education classroom, ABA session, or to support younger students. Save time by creating a classroom visual schedule to support students in special education, ABA, or younger students who might otherwise become distracted. These images can be used throughout the school year as part of your classroom management approach to keep students engaged and on-task. The Visual Schedule Images of Daily Activ
PreK - 2nd
Also included in: If/Then Schedule and Visual Schedule Images Bundle
Colorful Visual Schedule Images of Daily Activities for Special Education & ABA
Use these Visual Schedule Images of Daily Activities to build a visual schedule for your special education classroom, ABA session, or to support younger students. Save time by creating a classroom visual schedule to support students in special education, ABA, or younger students who might otherwise become distracted. These images can be used throughout the school year as part of your classroom management approach to keep students engaged and on-task. The Visual Schedule Images of Daily Activ
PreK - 2nd
Back to School Student Goal Setting Planner with 100 Days and End of Year Review
Use The Back to School Student Goal Setting Planner as a ready-to-use SEL and Growth Mindset lesson for your upper elementary and middle school special education students (especially students who receive support at the resource level). Teach students to identify their strengths, areas of growth, develop a goal to work on, and to identify tools and strategies to help them achieve their goal. Students can complete this lesson at least 3 times a year (beginning of year, 100 days of school, and en
5th - 8th
Social Emotional Learning
Customizable Letter to Parent Templates to Encourage Independence with Routines
Helping students learn to independently complete daily routines is a huge part of our role as teachers. These customizable printable and Google Slide letter templates help you clearly but positively communicate to families that students need to practice daily routines at home and at school to develop that independence. Perfect for families of young students and students with special needs, these customizable letters can put an end to the tendency for well-meaning parents or family members to pro
PreK - 2nd
Student Goal Setting Worksheet for Social Emotional Learning and Growth Mindset
Older students can mark the 100th day of school by reflecting on their strengths, areas of growth, and by setting a goal for the rest of the school year. Great resource to involve students with special needs or behavior support needs in understanding the areas where they are experiencing difficulty and identifying tools and strategies they can use to make growth. For a more detailed version of this resource with reflection worksheets for the beginning of the year, 100th day, and end of year, che
5th - 8th
Character Education
10 Steps to Prepare Students for Back to School: A Guide for Families
Print and share this ready-to-use 10 step guide to preparing students for back to school with families so they can help their students get ready to return to school after summer break. Include this single page 10 step back to school guide in your open house packet or send it home along with your introduction letter as a helpful resource for families. This 10-step back to school guide is ideal for parents or families of younger students, students transitioning to a new school, and students in s
PreK - 1st
Printable List of Tips for Adapting Board and Card Games for SPED ESE and ABA
Use this printable list of Tips for Adapting Board and Card Games to support your students or ABA clients by teaching them to play popular games with less frustration.This free tip list includes strategies to modify and adapt games like Uno, Sorry, Candyland, and Chutes and Ladders. Use these tips to decrease frustration while still teaching turn taking and good sportsmanship skills. Encourage the families you support to choose games (and the social interaction opportunities that go along with t
2nd - 5th
Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Reading Comprehension Question Words Chart (Test Prep)
This is a resource I've been using with elementary and middle school resource students for years. Use this free resource as a student handout or station poster in your classroom to help students understand what type of information different reading comprehension questions are looking for. This handout has each wh- question word as well as how and does) and describes what kind of information can be used to answer each of these question types. For example, a who question will be answered with
3rd - 6th
ELA Test Prep, Reading Strategies
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About the store
Experience
-Current Role: school-based BCBA at a public separate school for students with special needs
-Started out going to school for marine biology which did NOT work out!
-Fell in love with special education and psychology
-Teaching Assistant from 2005 to 2007 during grad school
-Special education teaching license in 2007
-BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) in 2009
-Parent in 2013 (and again in 2017) and ate a LOT of humble pie about what I thought I knew!
I have worked in self-contained classrooms, resource classrooms, public schools, and charter schools. I have also worked with clients at home, in clinics, in group homes, and at day programs. I have supported students, clients, and their families between the ages of 3 and 50, and I still have so much more to learn!
My own education history
-B.A. in psychology from The University of North Carolina Wilmington in 2005
-B.A. in special education from The University of North Carolina Wilmington in 2005
-M.A. in Applied Behavior Analysis from Teachers College, Columbia University in 2007
Additional biographical information
I enjoy running, drinking tea, planning, drinking more tea, and am always seeking magic. My family loves Harry Potter (my husband and I named one of our kids after a Harry Potter character!) and we are always planning (or daydreaming about) our next visit to Universal Studios Florida.
I am waiting for an owl to swing by with a letter inviting me to teach Muggle Studies at Hogwarts!
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