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Behavioral Momentum Cue Cards
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Behavioral Momentum Cue Cards

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Topics Include:
  • Following Directions
  • What Letter
  • Fill In the Blank
  • What is this?
  • Personal Information
  • What Shape?
  • What Color?
  • How Many?
  • Action Imitation
*Behavioral Momentum Cue Card topics are differentiated to meet a range of learners. Each set contains 4 cards.

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Do you know a child or student who is easily frustrated when work demands seem too hard?
 
Behavioral Momentum Cue Cards are a visual support tool, which can be used to gain compliance and build momentum. These cards provide children with a series of easy questions to answer before asking them to complete a difficult task. Use these cards to give quick positive reinforcement, when introducing a difficult task, or as a filler activity.
 
These cue cards are designed to be stacked, therefore each card in a set is slightly bigger than the next. This feature makes it easier to flip through a set to find the card you need.
 
These cards make a great addition to my Visual Rule Cue Cards.

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