Rissa's Resources

This resource gives clear rules and steps on how to create a behavior contract with parents. This includes steps on how to find effective reinforcers as well as creating goals. There is also a sample behavior contract attached

Students will complete A-B-A-B patterns and AA-BB-AA-BB patterns

This is a printable social story that helps young children understand why adults sometimes say “no” and how to respond calmly when they feel upset or disappointed. It validates their emotions while teaching helpful coping strategies.

In this activity, learners can learn and practice social skills via texting. Each scenario has appropriate and inappropriate responses to choose from that are automatically graded.

In this Easel activity, students will drag the associated picture to the picture given. With written and audio directions, the activity also gives a clear response as to a correct or incorrect answer. The activities begin in a field of 2 and increase to a field of 6.

This printable social story teaches young children appropriate ways to interact with their peers without grabbing or hitting. There are visual choices of gentle ways to interact when they are excited to see their peers.

In this activity, learners will place picture cards in order to tell a story. With an audio prompt, learners will select which picture goes first, next, and last. They will receive immediate feedback as to which cards were placed correctly after clicking "check answers".

Think it or Say it helps the learner to see real situations and make decisions on whether a phrase is something they should just think to themselves or say out loud. There is also an answer box for them to explain why they should or shouldn't say it. This helps teach social skills and allows students to practice appropriate social interactions with others.

This Easel activity helps students practice positive self talk, find things they are good at, what makes them happy, and how to be proud of their accomplishments. Activities include, writing, drawing, repeating positive phrases, and choosing helpful coping strategies.