Your Behavior Bestie

ZIP File that includes the following Size of the Problem and Size of the Reaction items in pdf format: Size of the Problem - Instruction -Teach big, medium, and small sized problems with well organized visuals and plenty of examples! -Provides opportunities for student participation and guided practice Size of the Problem Sort -Assess students' knowledge of big, medium, and small sized problems Size of the Problem Bingo -10 different Bingo Cards of various "problems" that fall under the cat

- Visual step by step instructions. - Reward chart.

Introduction whole class or small group lesson lesson on 3 basic problem sizes:1. Small Problem: this is described as a molehill problem (or glitch) Students can solve these problems by themselvesHave students practice hopping over the small molehill problems on their own2. Medium Problems: this is described as a climbing hill problem Students need an adult to help with these problemsHave students practice putting out their hand to hold a grown up's hand then climbing up the hill with the grown-

Visual Recipe to use with students who have autism. Step by step directions to make sensory "Slime."

Summary of the very basic principles of Applied Behavior AnalysisBegin thinking like a behavior analyst and design function based interventions!Great summary for general education teachers, special education teachers, social workers, administrators or parents

- Step by step instructions to building an ice cream sundae. - Clear and concise directions! - Great for students with Autism or limited reading skills.

-Detailed toothbrushing visual broken down into 15 steps based on AFLS assessment criteria -Great for teaching life skill, supporting independence, or using for backward/forward chaining -Wonderful support for parents to generalize, during OT or ABA sessions, or in a special education program

Wonderful tool to prepare students who have autism or other disabilities for unpredictable changes in routine in the form of emergency drills. Pack includes social stories and printable visual task strips. Advanced social stories to describe (in detail each with 6-7 pages): -Fire Drills -Tornado Drills -Lockdown Drills Task strips of each type of drill on a separate page to print, laminate, and keep with emergency materials for a easy to follow "in the moment" visuals.

Step by step instructions for making Oreo balls with students who have autism! Suggestions for use: - Send home to parent for holiday use! - As a positive reward for classroom behavior! - Use in Life Skills cooking unit!

Introduction whole class or small group lesson lesson on expected and unexpected behavior.Students will practice identifying expected or unexpected with 12 active responding slides in which students are presented with an image or words and will hold up a fist or open hands to respond (this or that format). This lesson includes action steps and strategies for students on how to respond to unexpected behavior so that it does not steal their learning or become a distraction.