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Teach kids how to recognize emotions and understand why we have those emotions. These 3 pages depict different scenarios where children are either happy, sad, or angry. How I use: print out the pages on cardstock paper. Laminate the pages and cut out the cards. Either teach the emotions one at a time or mix them all together. Some cards have visual cues in to help the student understand the child's emotion in the picture Some photos do not have those visual cues; this makes the child have to co

For professionals new to ABA services, this starter bundle is inclusive of all of the basics you need in order to be successful! This bundle includes: 1 token board, 10 token pieces and 10 possible reinforcers. includes 1 First/Then board, 12 reinforcers, and 12 tasks 20 basic mands for a PEC Board and a PEC Board 6 emotion flashcards 48 flashcards - Common animals, transportation, fruits, and vegetables 1 discrimination board and 75 discrimination cues 2 visual discrimination worksheets for

Teach your kids how to discriminate between basic objects using this easy-to-use Basic Discrimination Bundle. This bundle allows for learners to discriminate concretely and abstractly between objects. Not only does this bundle allow for you to pair two objects together for basic discrimination, but it also includes worksheets for broader abstract discrimination. This Basic Discrimination Bundle is targeted for early learners who are learning how to discriminate between basic objects that they w

Help teach your student(s) how to answer the 5 "WH" questions with these 16 Doctor specific questions.

Help teach your student(s) how to answer the 5 "WH" questions with these 16 "Getting Dressed" specific questions. How do I use them? Print them out, laminate them, and cut them out. Shuffle your deck and ask your students the questions. Allow free responses or prompted responses.

Help teach your student(s) how to answer the 5 "WH" questions with these 16 School specific questions. How I use: Print out the 2 pages and laminate them. Cut out the cards to create a small deck. Go through the entire deck with your class or answer a few questions at a time.