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Use this token board to help motivate your learner make positive choices throughout the school day. Choose a reward that works for your student and add their names to entice them. Write activities under each box to make a fixed schedule for earning!

"Introducing The Phonics Friends – a fun, engaging way for kids to learn letter sounds! With a catchy song and colorful visuals for every letter, plus interactive ‘Say and Stretch’ pages, learning the alphabet has never been this exciting!"

Strikeout Boards are clear, visual behavior supports designed to help students understand expectations and consequences in a concrete, predictable way. These boards target common classroom behaviors such as perseverating or repeating phrases, touching peers without consent or invading personal space, and continuing to ignore verbal directions after multiple reminders. Students can visually track their choices as strikes are earned, making consequences easy to understand and consistent across set

Bring the fun of Hey, That’s MY Monster! to life with this adorable follow-up activity! After reading the story, your students will love using their imagination and creativity to complete this engaging worksheet. It’s a perfect way to help them connect with the text, build comprehension skills, and show off their artistic side, all while reinforcing key story elements in a fun, hands-on way! Use it for centers, small groups, or independent work, a simple, print-and-go activity your students wil

Use these star charts for your learners to work on a variety of challenging tasks, such as transitioning, task completion, and asking for a break. Tie it into the story Pete the Cat I Love my White Shoes to make it more engaging and fun!

Use this simple form as a daily communication sheet to help teachers quickly and easily share about their student's day. Families will appreciate your communication!

Use this worksheet as an independent activity for students to practice comparing numbers. In this engaging dice game, students roll, draw, and compare numbers using greater than, less than, and equal to symbols. Because students must complete each step of the process, they are more likely to build a strong understanding of the skill. Each student’s results will be different, making this activity easy to extend by having students share and discuss their comparisons with classmates.

Use these worksheets to help students identify, count, and write numbers 11–13! Through hands-on activities with ten frames, students will learn to count on after ten and see how these numbers can be decomposed into “ten and some more.” They’ll practice counting, circling, tracing, and even singing along to number rhymes, making early number concepts fun, engaging, and memorable!

Looking for a quick, low-prep, high-engagement Thanksgiving craft your students will love? This Thankful Pie Craft is the perfect way to blend gratitude, creativity, and fine-motor skills—all in one easy activity! This resource includes everything you need for students to create their own “thankful pie,” with the slice representing something (or someone!) they’re grateful for. It’s simple, personal, and makes a beautiful display for the classroom or hallway.

A whole weeks worth of activities related to the book Spoon by Amy Krouse Rosenthal. Practice life skills, social skills, sorting, and more!

Use this Respect Worksheet to help learners understand the consequences of their actions. The included Restorative Letter, complete with a word bank, guides students in taking accountability and reflecting on how to make things right.

This is a no prep activity you can have students complete during the fall season! Students will complete a silly craft while working on fine motor skills skills, such as cutting glueing, writing and drawing, while also identifying colors, materials, and the seasons. This is a no-stress and low pressure activity that students love!

Use this parent/guardian survey (in English and Spanish) to better get to know your learners. This will help you to build a positive and collaborative relationship with parents/guardians and start instruction with some valuable insights into the children.

If you need a variety of simple visuals, they are here ready for you to use! Save time and get back to instruction with these simple PECS.

Use this worksheet for early learners to identify if they comprehended the story Pete the Cat I Love my White Shoes.

Use this flipbook to help learners practice calm down strategies. They can color the shoe after practicing each task. Use along with the book Pete the Cat I Love my White Shoes.

Use this simple presentation to have students practice adding on. This game helps students to count, add on, learn numbers and work on team work.

This is a worksheet that can be paired with the book Ten Apples up on Top by Dr. Suess. Students will identify the feelings of different characters from the text.

Use this simple game to help your learners practice their basic math facts.

Use this social story to prepare your learner for a trip to the library!