Mario models appropriate coping skills. First page includes appropriate coping strategies for students to use modeled after Mario. Following Includes a coping skills journal with prompts.
Are you overwhelmed by the amount of Behavior supports there are available out there! Are you looking for that particular one you need to help you manage behaviors and maintain structure in your cl…
This story is a great way to teach your students how to follow directions at school. The story talks about how to follow directions. You have to look at the teacher, listen, think, and do. The book gives examples of following directions like cleaning up and getting quiet. Social Narratives or Social Stories describe social situations for students with Autism. Social stories use simple language and visual cues to teach expected behaviors. They can also be used to give instructions for a specific event or routine. What's included: -12 page social story, ready to print PDF Let's connect! I would love to hear how you are using my products in your classroom! Instagram: @_teachingfutureleaders Pinterest: @teachingfutureleaders Thank You! ♡ Copyright© 2023 Teaching Future Leaders
Navigating reading programs for autism spectrum disorders is tough. After my last post many readers asked for resources to help in their classrooms.
Joint attention refers to the ability to share a common focus on something with someone, including people, objects, concepts, events, etc. It is mainly a social form of communication built up during infancy and continues to grow until early childhood. Joint attention is a significant factor for a child's social development, cognitive development, and language
These worksheets use real-life pictures! These printables are targeting categorization and negation - the concept of NOT, helping massively with understanding negation concepts. Have your student identify which picture does NOT belong in the given category by choosing the correct picture from a fiel...
Comprehension is usually my students lowest skill. Many of my students with Autism can nail routine skills that are straightforward and black and white, but when it comes to less concrete skills, they fall apart. Here are some strategies that I use in my classroom to start at the bottom and build up comprehension skills. For […]
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Add these sensory cards to any popsicle stick and have the card you need at your finger tips. Behavior Sensory Yoga Self Calming Best Seller!!!! Over 1,500 copies sold. The resource has been updated with more visuals and the option of larger visuals plus adjusting the visuals a bit by size!
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One-Step Motor Imitation Cards for PEAK Direct Training Goal 4B Imitate Actions: You can use these cards with the PEAK Direct Training Module (Goal 4B) or as a stand-alone resource! Being able to do one-step motor movement imitating is important for building a variety of other skills. You can also use this resource to teach following one-step instructions without imitation. ABA therapists, special education teachers, speech therapists, parents, and other individuals will love using these cards with their learners! Your digital download will include: 1 printable PDF 5 pages of one-step motor imitation cards 4 cards per page (20 total) Get yours today and thanks for supporting AllDayABA! ----------> BIGGEST SAVINGS!!! FULL STORE GROWING BUNDLE!!!
"Landmarks" Picture Matching *20 2x2 color landmarks photo cards. *20 2x2 black/white landmark picture cards. *20 2x2 word labeled landmark cards. (KEY) *20 2x2 blank cards. Print one copy,cut out for flashcards. Print two copies for identical matching task or memory game. For a challenge have the student sort construction landmarks by a certain feature. For example:location. Use one copy of both sets of cards for a non-identical matching task. "Landmarks" Picture Matching/Flashcards/Memory Game for Autism by Inspired by Evan **********Please Rate*Vote*Follow*********** Follow me on TPT & Pinterest! Like me on Facebook! Find me on Autism Educators!
Vowels Flash Cards can be used for pronunciation as well as for spelling activities suitable for small children. The flash cards must be printed on photo paper, laminated and cut out.Related Products⭐ 0-30 Numbers Cards, Autism Visuals⭐ Alphabet Activity FREE⭐ Alphabet Activity, Alphabet Cut and Pas...
Schedules are an important way of life. They keep us in a routine and get us to the places we need to be. In a preschool, pre-k and kindergarten classroom, a schedule is the backbone to the day. It helps us get all the things done that we wanted to accomplish. While you may have a schedule hang...
This Staying Calm Social Story is a great resource to help students on the Autism spectrum be able to better deal with things in school that may be difficult. Each page is written very clearly to help even the most struggling learners stay calm calm instead of having a meltdown. Four of the pages are interactive! Children are able to 1. draw a picture of themselves taking deep breaths, 2. create a list of things they can do when they need to take a break, 3. create a list of things that they are good at to help them focus on the positive instead of the negative, and 4. draw a picture of themselves being calm and having a GOOD DAY!!!! This is a great resource for the special education classroom or small group counseling sessions!! :) The Resource Place
Token boards and visuals are MUST-HAVES when working with kids with autism. This free download will help you get started.
Have you ever had a class that just tried your patience day after day? Have you ever felt like you could walk away from teaching forever tom...
Social Skills - Kindergarten/Autism/Special EdThis visual tool was created for students that struggle with biting.This story supports these students by looking at the different things their mouth and teeth are for and what they can do to calm down.I have printed and laminated each page of this story...
This no prep classroom guidance lesson on autism is the perfect lesson to teach your Kindergarten through 5th grade students about autism acceptance. This is a book companion for "All My Stripes" by Danielle Royer and Shaina Rudolph. The resource includes: ⭐A lesson on autism ⭐A book discussion ⭐Ways to practice autism acceptance ⭐"I Love ALL My Stripes" activities in color and black & white ⭐This lesson comes in both Google Slides and PowerPoint format. If you like my work please consider leaving a review in my store HERE. You earn TPT credits for every review you leave! Thank you so much and I hope you enjoy this lesson and activity :)
Over 170+ WH questions for kids using the board game Guess Who - great for kids with autism or hyperlexia
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Does the first week of Kindergarten have you shaking in your boots? You are not alone! I've been at this for a little while now so you would think it would get easier with time but I am here to tell you it does not! I still get anxious right before school starts. What will they be like? Will I remember what to do at line up time? What if I don't set things up right and I mess up the whole rest of the year? (sounds dramatic but that is really what goes through my head!) I sat down as soon as school got out and wrote down my first week of lesson plans to put my mind at ease. It has really helped with my worry so far! I wrote down the first five days, plans and procedures I need to introduce, brain breaks, classroom community building activities, easy morning work to get started with and even got my welcome back gifts ready. My mind is officially at ease. I want to make sure I have a lot of fun and a LOT of books planned for the first week too. Here are a couple of fun crafts to go with the books I have planned. Chicka Chicka Boom Boom by Bill Martin Jr. You can't skip this book the first week of school! Our focus will be all about names the first week (or more!). I put together all of my favorite books with some crafts to help teach all of those back to school procedures like cutting, gluing, and of course following directions. The Wheels on the Bus This one is fun for a little first sound fun. The students change the words to match the first sound in their name. A My Name is Alice by Jane Bayer Alphabet books are the best the first few weeks of school. A My Name is Alice Jane Bayer is the best! This is a fun activity to do after we read the book and they will make really cute self portraits to hang in the hallway the first week of school. Not only did I plan out the activities for these books but for lots of other favorites like Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes, Rosie Takes a Walk by Pat Hutchins, No David by David Shannon, and Stand Tall Molly Lou Melon by Patty Lovell. So now I don't have to feel guilty when I am floating in the pool this summer (just kidding, I never feel guilty doing that!) But honestly, I can relax knowing all I have to do is hit print when I get back to school. These plans can work for you too! Click here to see them in my store! Or if you are not ready to think about school yet pin this for later! P.S. Get a FREE ALPHABET ACTIVITY when you sign up for my newsletter HERE!
Autism and wandering in the classroom can be a huge problem, Learn the 5 steps to changing wandering behavior in your classroom. Listen now...
