Systematic Special Education

This awesome set includes individual interactive calendar books for your students with autism (with directions included) and an interactive digital version for your Promethean ActivBoard! The calendar books have 9 pages with color coding to match the Promethean pages. The product includes: -Who's Here? -I Feel... -Monthly Calendar -Today's Date -Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow -Today's Weather -Weather Bar Graph -Today's Temperature -Temperature Line Graph -Days of School -What's for Lunch **********

Use this editable reinforcement chart to motivate your students with autism and related disabilities! ***************************************************************************** Like this product? Check these out! Washing Clothes. I Can Statements for 7th Grade Reading: Literature. Teaching Address and Phone Number. ***************************************************************************** Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My

Use these real-life graphics to teach students their address and phone number. Often, our kids with autism and related disabilities need a concrete example of when they would need to know this information. This editable product uses an envelope to teach address and a smart phone to teach phone number. ***************************************************************************** Love this product? Check these out too! Calendar Books. Let's Do Laundry!. Science Tools Match: Cookie Sheet Activi

Days of the Week Great for the teacher without Boardmaker, this nifty printable features 2.5 x 2.5 inch days of the week icons in six formats, that's right-- 6! You will find the days with a calendar icon, sign language icon, and sign language superimposed on the calendar. It also features the full and abbreviated days. No two students are alike, so these extra versions can be incredibly helpful! I use these on my whiteboard to show students today, yesterday, and tomorrow, and also in sight

These Boardmaker PCS visual prompt cards are a must have in any autism classroom! I use these cards to give my students a subtle reminder about their behavior expectations. They are especially useful when we have visitors, like an administrator or peer, in our class and we don't want to embarrass our students with loud verbal reminders! ***************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************** Cu