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Preference assessment visual (break choice menu) Use visuals to help determine the learner's preferences. This visual can be used to get ideas of what the student is interested in. Keep in mind, just because a student likes an item, does not mean they will work for the item.

This file folder activity can be broken up to multiple steps/ skill levels: - Have learner match identical feelings within zones - Have learner match non-identical pictures within zones - Have learner sort feelings into zones, by matching the color around the feeling - Have learner sort feelings into zones, without the color around the feeling (1 page of feelings has a black border)

Sorting Coping Strategies/ Coping Skills Folder - There are also Expected vs. Unexpected Behaviors boards to sort - Have the student sort strategies (expected behaviors) vs. red choices (unexpected behaviors) - Pick & use the pictures that work for your student - Strategies include: deep breaths, fidgets, break, drink of water, take a walk, count to 10, yoga, asking for space, weighted blanket, etc. - Unexpected behaviors/ Red choices include: hitting, kicking, throwing items, mean words, bre

Daily check in for feelings and zones. This can be used individually with students, during social skills groups, first thing in the morning, etc. There are 3 sets of the feelings with different skin tones. There is also a set of feelings that are outlined in the corresponding zone color, to help children match to the correct zone.

Teach students to use their words to get their needs and wants met, instead of engaging in problem behaviors. Here are a few cards to teach functional communication phrases (FCT) for the functions of behavior (attention, escape/avoidance, and access to items). If a student has a behavior intervention plan, you should know what the function of behavior is. In this scenario, stick to the function that maintains the problem behavior (what you found during the functional behavior assessment). If

Pick the calming corner routine that works for you! Review & teach routines with your students, place in the calming corner area, & redirect to visual to teach independence. I recommend having bins with visuals of different deep breathing exercises, fidgets, yoga poses or stretches, or other copings strategies that you are teaching with your students! Includes: 9 Different variations of calming corner routines8 Different variations of calming corner signs (e.g., Zen zone, break area, cozy

Arrival and Dismissal Routine Pick which steps apply to your classroom routineReal pictures and clipart picturesAbout 4 pictures for each step to choose from

Easily create token boards! This document is easy to personalize for your individual. You can choose: - how many tokens you need (3-5) - how many rules (3-4) - which rules to focus on (2 pages, with different skin tones) - token pictures (6 pages) - reinforcer (break choice) pictures (5 pages) Print the board on colored cardstock, if you want a different color background!

Behavior Map Matching ActivityTeaching what to do when a friend is bothering someone/ how to ignoreHave the student match appropriate behaviors & inappropriate behaviorsColor coded & non-color codedDiverse pictures

Pick the coping strategies you would like to use in your classroom/setting! You can also have each student make their own coping strategy board.There are 18 coping strategies to pick from1 copy of English only & 1 copy of English and Spanish for each

Small Zones Emotions/Feelings & StrategiesDiverse picturesZone Squares are 3" x 3"Cut out & glue emotions and strategies together. Then, laminate & put on a keyring! Have easy access to zones visuals throughout the day!

First Then slides for classroom schedule Manipulate slides for your classroom schedule. The slides include examples on how to use the slides, blank slides to edit, and 2 options for what students are expected to do after completing work ("Choice Time" OR "Draw or Read") pick which "then" choice works for you. There is also a wide selection of visuals you can copy & paste to each of classroom schedule slides. Enjoy! Includes: 2 options for first then visuals Then visuals: "Choice Time" OR "Dr

Individual Daily Schedule 4 First/Then pages to choose from4 pages of school classes and activities to pick fromIncludes: General school subjects, specials classes, related service providers, computer activities, lunch and recess, social skills, etc.

Use these punch cards to reinforce your students! They could earn a pokemon ball on their card for each time they exhibit expected behaviors, follow directions, stay on-task, are a kind friend, etc. When they earn all the marks on their card, they could earn a reward or reinforcement break! Enjoy!

Play BINGO to help teach coping strategies/ calming strategies! 30 possible strategies to use, cut out and target the ones that work for your studentDiverse pictures

Simple rules that can be put on a key ring, so staff have access to the visuals at all times! There are some rules that are similar, so you can pick and choose which rules work for you! Print out the pictures needed for your students, I recommend laminating them so they last longer, put them on a keyring, & attach it to your lanyard or bag! Each rule is 3" x 3" There are 2 copies of of the rules with different skin tones, so you are able to print the ones which represent your students! Schoo

2 bathroom routines (with and without pullup) Utilize to teach bathroom routines & teach independence

Easily track the duration of problem behavior! This datasheet provides a weekly format to track behavior each day. Note the start and end time, then find the length of time the student or child was exhibiting the behavior.

Datasheet can be used to track the amount of time student are away for instructional time, due to breaks in or out of the classroom. Datasheet includes columns for date, student initial, staff initials, 3 options for break locations, and the length of the break. It also includes a page to total up breaks for each student! This document is editable, so make it work for you! :)

Classroom Coping Strategies Includes visuals to put on students' desks, so they can see them at all times. This all includes 2 options for posters for the classroom.