Emily Bones

For students with disabilities, daily communication between school and home is VITAL for their success! Many parents enjoy hearing about how their child's day at school was, unfortunately a lot of children are not able to share this with their parents. This resource is quick and easy to complete each day! You can either fill them out as the day goes on, or complete all at once at the end of each day. HOW TO PREP: print on card stock, either laminate or put in a reusable dry erase pouch, then u

Six colorful classroom/staff posters for all six Verbal Behavior Operants. Includes Posters on each Verbal Operant - Echoic - Mand - Tact - Motor Imitatation - Listener Responding - Intraverbal Perfect for special education classrooms, autism classrooms, ABA clinics, or even training materials! If you use the Card Sort system, these posters also match the color coding for each verbal operant.

This form is a realistic way for students to practice their personal information (i.e. name, birthday, age, address, phone number, etc.) Multiple ways to use and adapt for your students' specific needs. You can use this editable Word Doc. to edit and fill in each field on a computer or iPad. I like to print out copies for morning work, down time, or task boxes! If you want to use hard copies but have a student who is working on handwriting skills, you can write with a marker/highlighter and the

It is the beginning of a new year and you are getting new students that you know NOTHING about... "Getting to know you" or "About Me" activities can be difficult for student with disabilities. Don't sweat! This resource is a super easy print and go survey that can be sent home with students on the first day of school, or even before at Meet the Teacher Night! Parents can fill out basic information about their child so you have a better idea of what they like and don't like right away!

Do you work with middle school, high school, or transition age students with disabilities? This is an informal transition assessment for parents to fill out regarding their child's life after high school. This is also a great resource to use with middle school students to begin the conversations of what life will look like for their child after high school. Where are they going to live? Will they attend college? What will they do for work? What supports do you as the family need? NO PREP NEEDED

Classroom Poster Bundle - ONE SET OF POSTERS FREE WHEN YOU BUNDLE!! These posters consist of calm pastel colors and all match to create a cohesive look! This download includes a total of 58 posters; 26 alphabet posters with real images, 10 number posters, 10 color posters, and 12 shape posters.

Looking for some new alphabet posters for your classroom? These might be for you! 26 different posters, each letter containing a real life picture of a food item, animal, or other object with the corresponding first letter and a lablel

Compassion over Compliance - one of the biggest rules I live by in my Special Education Classroom! This is also a huge expectation with my paraprofessionals and any other staff that work in my classroom. This bright colorful display is a great daily reminder! This digital download includes... - Small 8.5 x 11" "Compassion over Compliance" poster (2 font options) - Large "Compassion over Compliance" poster (2 font choice): this is a large classroom display, each page contains one letter and does

Shape classroom posters! Shapes include: square, circle, triangle, rhombus, heart, rectangle, oval, trapezoid, hexagon, octagon, pentagon, star

Super cute "blob" color posters for classroom decorations! There are 10 different colors; red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, white, black, and brown.

Number posters (0-10) with ten frames for a great visual support!

Least to Most Prompting Hierarchy Poster - FREE Digital Download This is an important prompting hierarchy that allows students a chance to complete a task, or part of a task, independently before being prompted by an adult. When implemented correctly, this prompting hierarchy helps to decrease the likelihood that a child will develop prompt dependency. Our main goal is to increase student independence when working with children with disabilities! This can be a great tool to display around your c