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Halloween Visual & Behavioral Supports

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This resource has everything you need to have a successful night of trick or treating with your little one.

  • Parent Letter
  • Info Sheet
  • Social Narrative
  • Mini-schedule
  • First/Then Board
  • Visual Rule Cue Cards
  • Puff-Up Reward Tags
  • Token Board
  • Communication Sheet
  • Trick or Treating Thank You Cards
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Halloween is a special time for children. It gives them an opportunity to dress up as their hero, favorite character, or future career. However, it can be a challenge for children with social, behavioral, or communication challenges.

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3 days ago

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Teachers,

This is inevitably going to be one of the most challenging years of your career. Whether you have been in education for 20 years or are fresh out of college, all of us feel like first-year teachers. For some, that means integrating technology in ways we never thought possible, and for others, it means finding ways to engage students from behind a mask and 6+ feet away. As a BCBA in a public school system, I not only hear those same challenges but am living them myself. I see the hard work and dedication, know the feelings of confusion, chaos, and am working alongside you to try to make each day a little bit easier.

Last week I decided I wanted to create a few different posters, cue cards, and visuals for some of my students. I tried to think of things that could be used among many different grade levels and student populations; sets that could be used as a stand-alone resource, or combined with others based on a student's needs. I ended up creating 7 different resources from seated movement break cards to distance greeting ideas and everything in between. (I'll post a link in the comments if you'd like to check them out.)

Don't get discouraged as you adapt to the seemingly endless phases and changes to your educational plan this year. Remember that we are all in this together and reach out if you need anything!

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3 weeks ago

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Have you tried Boom Cards™ yet? Boom Cards are digital, interactive task cards hosted on the Boom Learning website, and let me tell you, they are an absolute game-changer.

Boom Cards are changing the way I create therapy materials and programming for kids. As long as you have an internet-enabled device, students can access the Boom Learning platform.

The best part is, you can assign decks to students and monitor their progress while they work.

Plus, digital task cards eliminate the need to share (or prep individual) materials for each student. Less prep, and more individualization, how can you go wrong?

Check out the graphic below to learn more and visit the link in the comments to check out the decks that I've made so far! ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

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For all my Daniel Tiger 🐯 fans out there...

On August 17th, PBS will be featuring a music-filled episode that addresses some of the challenges children and their families are currently facing.

DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD: Won’t You Sing Along with Me? will focus on the feelings associated with missing family and friends, canceled events, and how to keep yourself and others healthy.

Check out the link to read more about this episode, in addition to links to resources specially designed for parents and educators regardless of your district's return to school plan for next year.

Fun Fact: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood is an animated spin-off of the beloved show, Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood. Familiar characters and settings appear throughout the show, including his signature red cardigan. Each episode has a social-emotional theme, teaches associated feelings, and includes a "strategy song."

If you have a preschooler at home, don't miss this season premier.

www.pbs.org/about/blogs/news/new-daniel-tigers-neighborhood-special-created-in-response-to-covid-... ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

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Since travel options are somewhat limited this summer, my guess is that even a short car ride feels like a luxury vacation.

If your child is a picky eater, going anywhere requires a little extra planning. Check out these five great tips, designed to help you be a little more systematic when deciding what food to pack for your next road trip! ... See MoreSee Less

5 Road Trip Ideas for Kids With Autism and Picky Eating — Autism Feeding Specialist

www.autismfeedingspecialist.com

Pack it up and hit the road for a summer trip with confidence! Use these 5 tips for planning a road trip with your ASD picky eater.
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3 months ago

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Have you tried the "trade a toy" method for teaching your child(ren) how to share?

Recently, my brother sent me a picture of his daughter and son playing together. It appeared to be a sweet exchange between a toddler and her baby brother - her handing him a stuffed animal toy. My brother then prompted me to play the "live" photo and watch the actual exchange - her grabbing a stuffed animal toy right as he reached for it. I responded by saying, "Looks like it might be time to teach her the "trade a toy" method."

The "trade a toy" method is a great way to introduce the concept of sharing, while also ensuring that everyone still has a toy to play with. Simply, prompt your child to find an unused toy, and teach them how to make a trade for the toy they want.

This strategy will look different depending on the ages of your children, and often as they get older, you may find that assistance is needed when negotiating a toy trade. However, in the case of my niece and her baby brother (or younger children in general) any unused toy is often suitable for the exchange.

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  • Boom Cards are a game changer because they are self-checking, interactive task cards that can be utilized for a variety of programming needs. The best part is there is no lamination or printing necessary. Read more about how to get started on my Blog!
  • The MASK BREAK CHART edition features a visual break card that students can use to express how they are feeling and to request a break from wearing a mask. Use it to track the number of break requests being made throughout the day. There is also a poster that outlines a variety of reminders for having a mask off in school. Use this resource as a stand-alone product or combine with others in this series for a more robust set of visuals, posters, and printables.
  • The CALMING BREATH CARDS edition features a variety of deep breathing exercises that children can use while on a mask break or as a general calming strategy. Each card contains an easy-to-follow description for the strategy provided. Use these cue cards in a break area, Zen Den, or cool-down corner. The choice board included with this resource can be used as a menu both in-person or virtually through screen share.
  • The SEATED MOVEMENT BREAK CARDS edition features a variety of seated movement exercises that children can use while on a mask break or as a general strategy for getting out their wiggles. Each card contains an easy-to-follow description for the strategy provided. Use these cue cards in a break area, Zen Den, or sensory bin. The choice board included with this resource can be used as a menu both in-person or virtually through screen share.
  • The SOCIAL DISTANCE GREETINGS edition highlights a variety of ways that students can greet friends and school staff from a distance. There is a poster featuring different greeting ideas in addition to visual cue cards that break down each of the greetings individually.
  • The VIRTUAL LEARNING edition highlights the typical rules used by teachers teaching via remote platforms like Zoom or Google Meet. There is a poster in addition to visual cue cards that break down each of the rules individually.
  • The SAFE AT SCHOOL SERIES features printable posters, checklists, and cue cards on a variety of topics designed for the 2020-2021 school year. Whether you are teaching remotely, in-person, or in a hybrid model, these printable resources were made for you. The HAND WASHING & MASK WEARING edition teaches students healthy habits related to mask wearing, hand washing, and more.
  • The STAYING HEALTHY AT SCHOOL edition teaches students healthy habits related to mask wearing, hygiene, and more. There is also a flow chart designed to address what might happen if a child feels sick at school, in addition to a worksheet they can fill out to help identify how they are feeling (health-wise.)
  • The MASK BREAK CHART edition features a visual break card that students can use to express how they are feeling and to request a break from wearing a mask. Use it to track the number of break requests being made throughout the day. There is also a poster that outlines a variety of reminders for having a mask off in school. Use this resource as a stand-alone product or combine with others in this series for a more robust set of visuals, posters, and printables.
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