Making Skill Building Fun

Engage your preschool through first-grade students in a fun and interactive digital activity that teaches the concept of "which box has more." This visual resource is perfect for whole-class instruction on your interactive whiteboard or individual practice on tablets or computers. This no-prep digital activity is designed to help young learners or special education students understand the concept of more and less through visual observation. With 20 engaging slides, each featuring two differen

Increase positive behaviors and motivation with this printable dinosaur-themed token board/reward chart. Perfect for toddlers to 2nd graders, this visual resource includes step-by-step instructions on how to assemble and use this token system effectively. This is the ideal potty training chart for the little dino lover but it can be used to increase any behavior. Using a token economy system has numerous benefits for both students and teachers including: Increases positive behaviorsMotivate

Introducing Calm Down Cards, your ultimate tool for teaching kids self-regulation and emotional intelligence!Calm Down Cards are:Fun and engaging: Eye-catching visuals and kid-friendly language make calming techniques easy to understand and remember.Portable and convenient: Use them in the classroom, at home, or even on the go! The compact size (2.75 inches) makes them perfect for little hands.Versatile and adaptable: Twelve unique cards cater to a variety of emotions and situations, empowering

Help young learners understand comparing sizes and biggest and smallest with this PowerPoint interactive SMART Board game! Packed with 18 colorful slides featuring real photos with engaging backgrounds, this digital resource is perfect for: Therapy sessions: Target size comparison skills in a fun and interactive way during OT, Speech, or ABA therapy.Independent work: Let students explore the slides at their own pace, reinforcing size concepts.Classroom activity: Utilize an interactive whiteboa

The student or teacher/therapist will read the direction and click on the object. A message will be displayed to “Try again” if the incorrect object is selected and a confirmation message and a “next” arrow button will appear if the correct object is clicked on. The student will click on the “next” button to go to the next slide. There are 24 slides. Alternatively, the student could identify their choice by vocalizing or signing the object or pointing to the object, and the teacher/therapist can