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Task Box Visual Directions Templates- For Autism Programs
Task box systems are a perfect for a special education classroom. This simple template will help build independence for your students during their task box rotations in the classroom. Simply break down simple task boxes into 2, 3, 4 or 5 step directions. Photograph each step and create a cue card template. Students will be able to complete task boxes from beginning to end with no teacher direction following these task cards.This folder has editable files and PDF’s for your convenience! Ste
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Classroom Starter Kit- Discounted Bundle
Cut and Paste Fine Motor Puzzles | Spring | Special Education
Cut and Paste is a valuable skill that some students need direct instruction to master.HOW IT WORKS:+ Students must cut on lines then put picture back together and paste in top box. + Perfect for OT sessions, fine motor practice, preschool, special education and more! + Improve efficiency using these sheets! + Allow students to choose a picture each day for extra practice.+ Increase difficulty by fading prompts as student is more successfulINCLUDES differentiated versions:- color with highlights
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Also included in: Cut and Paste Fine Motor Puzzles | Year-Long Bundle | Special Education
Follow Directions to Form a Word (Visual Perception Worksheets)
In the “Follow Directions to Form Word” worksheets, the student must follow the directions to find the letters that will make a word.This file contains 10 worksheets.Visual Perceptual Skills Addressed:Spatial RelationshipsFigure Ground PerceptionVisual Analysis and Synthesis
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Visual Perceptual Skills Builder - Level 3 Bundle (All 350 Worksheets)
OT and SPED VISUALS: Sensory Diet-Movement Breaks-Flexible Seating
84 Sensory Diet, Movement Breakand Flexible Seating Visuals2 Editable Choice BoardsHelp expand your student's current sensory processing toolbox using these visual cards! Help your child understand expectations and make choices uses these movement break visuals. Each visual card is 1.5 in x 1.5 in- perfect for choice boards, folders and visual schedules2 Editable Choice BoardsSensory StrategiesBreak TimeVisuals Included:GENERAL: Ask for Help, Take a Break, Walk, Listen to Music, Take Deep Breat
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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13 Colonies Map Cut and Paste Project
This project requires students to cut out the outlines of the 13 original colonies and then paste the thirteen colonies where they go on a map. The students also have to label each colony. I used this as an assessment to ensure my students knew what the colonies look like and where they go. Includes outlines of Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Massachusetts, Maryland, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Virginia. This activity worked ve
Grades:
K - 12th
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How Is Your Engine Running visual
This is a visual chart that can be used for student self-regulation. Students can point or stick a counter on the section where they feel their engine/body/mind is sitting.
This was made originally for special education high school so is age appropriate for all ages and suitable for any student that might need a visual remind that they are feeling slow and tired, or racing and rushing.
Grades:
K - 10th
What Should I Wear Today? Dress for the Weather Google Slides Digital Activity
Distance Learning: Interactive Google Slides for Special Education Google Classroom. Students can practice dressing for the weather with REAL PHOTOGRAPHS. Students will drag and drop answers right on the interactive slides!! 50 SLIDES!-Students can drag and drop their answers for each slide. -Students can open it on the computer or google slides app!-Make a copy for each student so they can complete all of the slides on their ownThis Slide Deck includes:50 Interactive WorksheetsGREAT FOR ADL SKI
Grades:
1st - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: What should I wear? Dressing Bundle Google Slides Activities
Life Skills Personal Hygiene Visual Schedules Supports: Pre/Post Adolescent Boy
EDITABLE Life skill tools. Visual supports for pre- and post-adolescent boys. These task cards are ideal for young men with intellectual disabilities, autism, and adaptive skill difficulties. 50 Visual supports cover bathing/showering, daily care, oral care, and nail care, and are useful for home, school, & community settings.
USES:
Personal hygiene schedules
Illustrated hygiene sequences
Vocabulary fluency
Life skills instruction
Sequencing practice
Illustrations for social stories
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Measuring Cups and Spoons _Google Slides Digital Learning
Distance Learning: Interactive Google Slides for Special Education Google Classroom. Measuring cups and spoons differentiated slides practice (12 different types of questions and slides). Students will drag and drop answers right on the interactive slides!! 60 SLIDES!-Students can drag and drop their answers for each slide. -Students can open it on the computer or google slides app!-Make a copy for each student so they can complete all of the slides on their own*Great activity for the smartboard
Grades:
1st - 12th, Adult Education
Personal Hygiene Visual Schedules & Support: Menstruation, Bathing, Teeth, Nails
EDITABLE Life skill tools. Visual supports for pre- and post-adolescent girls. These task cards are great for young women with intellectual disabilities, autism, and adaptive skill difficulties. 63 Visual supports cover menstruation, bathing, daily care, oral care, makeup, and nail care, and are useful for home, school, & community settings.USES:Personal hygiene schedulesIllustrated hygiene sequencesVocabulary fluencyLife skills instructionSequencing practiceIllustrations for social stories
Grades:
6th - 12th
Occupational Therapy Creative Writing Practice Letter Formation Older Students
Fun, engaging, and effective handwriting practice activities to improve handwriting and pencil control in older students. 42 pages in two line-type formats in a school hand print font. “My kids loved it and kept asking for more and more pages …”OTHER FONTS ARE AVAILABLE. Click on the bundle to see them.This handwriting packet is ideal for sending home or use face to face and has proved popular with older students and younger ones. It is perfect for elementary, middle school, and even high school
Grades:
4th - 10th
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Zones of Self-Regulation Social Emotional Learning Worksheet
Introducing your all-in-one guide to self-regulation, this handout is designed to empower educators and students alike to navigate and educate on the realms of self-regulation effortlessly.Key Features:Color-Coded Clarity: Easily understand and implement self-regulation techniques with our color-coded zones, providing a clear visual guide for emotional well-being and focus.Strategic Self-Regulation Strategies: Dive into a wealth of effective self-regulation strategies embedded within each zone,
Grades:
1st - 12th
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Social Skills Story: Fire Drill/ Fire Alarm
The Social Skills Story: Fire Alarm is perfect for students with special needs, especially autism. Loud sounds can be scary and unnerving, but with this story prepare your students ahead of time so they know what to expect. With colorful photographs and simple text, this editable social skills story is sure to grab your student’s attention and help them learn what to expect during the next fire drill.12 Page Social Skills StoryEditable TextPrint and bind into a book, or just read it digitally on
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Also included in: Social Skills Story FOREVER Growing Bundle: Behavior Management Stories
Going Potty- Social Narrative for Students with Special Needs
Here is a social narrative that can be printed, laminated and binded for durable re-use. Social narratives are a great way to teach children with special needs and Autism various life skills and routines within their day.This 12 page social narrative walks through the steps of using the restroom. Each page has a colorful image accompanied with the text.Hygiene Bundle- Social Narratives for Students with Special NeedsWashing My HandsGoing Potty Getting Dressed I Can Brush My Teeth I Can Take a Ba
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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BOOM cards: Perspective Taking for Teenagers - Deck 1
We instantly make assumptions about other people based on first impressions which include appearance, tone of voice, body language and facial expressions. This deck provides excellent opportunities for deeper discussions about the perspectives of a variety of people and situation. Students are highly motivated with real-life scenarios and videos. Included in this deck:- 3 still photos with real-life scenarios- 3 highly engaging video clips- 3 silent video clips to help target facial expressions
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Social Skills ~ Gossip, Rumors, Active Listening ~ Telephone Game Phrases
Play the game Telephone to teach students about the consequences of spreading gossip and rumors, or for teaching communication and listening skills. Includes 12 cards with silly telephone phrases. Students love when I bust out this activity! I always struggled to come up with silly telephone phrases on the fly, so here are some cards you can have ready to go.
Thanks!
This game can help address the following topics:
Active Listening Skills
Gossip Rumors
Empathy
Perspective Taking
Social Pro
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Cut and Paste Fine Motor Puzzles | December | Special Education
Cut and Paste is a valuable skill that some students need direct instuction to master.HOW IT WORKS:+ Students must cut on lines then put picture back together and paste in top box. + Perfect for OT sessions, fine motor practice, preschool, special education and more! + Improve efficiency using these sheets! + Allow students to choose a picture each day for extra practice.+ Increase difficulty by fading prompts as student is more successfulINCLUDES differentiated versions:- color with highlights-
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Types:
Also included in: Cut and Paste Fine Motor Puzzles | Year-Long Bundle | Special Education
Washing Hands visual
This is a left to right step by step visual sequence of how to wash hands (visuals are from boardmaker). The 6 steps fit across one sheet of landscape paper so it is optimal for hanging on the wall above a sink in a bathroom. The 6 steps are:-Wet hands-Get soap-Rub hands-Wash off soap-Dry hands-Throw away garbageThis is a good visual to help students become more independent in the hand washing process and not require so many verbal prompts from us. Great for preschoolers or for older kids with
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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I Can Brush My Teeth- Social Narrative for Students with Special Needs
Here is a social narrative that can be printed, laminated and binded for durable re-use. Social narratives are a great way to teach children with special needs and Autism various life skills and routines within their day.This 12 page social narrative walks through the steps of brushing your teeth. Each page has a colorful image accompanied with the text.Hygiene Bundle- Social Narratives for Students with Special NeedsWashing My HandsGoing Potty Getting Dressed I Can Brush My Teeth I Can Take a
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Yoga Circuit - Physical Education and Exercise Activities
16 full sheet Yoga circuit printables. Also included are labels for sequence,reps, and time. Also included is 6 yoga flow sequences. Great for fitness and mindfulness units. See Preview How to UseThese circuits are perfect for kids in elementary, middle and high school. •Use yoga circuits for physical education, therapy, or as part of learning stations.•Place printables around the classroom, therapy room or home for a movement break.•Place printables in the hallway for movement breaks throug
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Yoga For The Classroom Pack
Cut and Paste Fine Motor Puzzles | November | Special Education
Cutting and pasting practice for special education students in a November theme. Cut and Paste is a valuable skill that some students need direct instruction to master.HOW IT WORKS:+ Students must cut on lines then put picture back together and paste in top box. + Perfect for OT sessions, fine motor practice, preschool, special education and more! + Improve efficiency using these sheets! + Allow students to choose a picture each day for extra practice.+ Increase difficulty by fading prompts as s
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Types:
Also included in: Cut and Paste Fine Motor Puzzles | Year-Long Bundle | Special Education
Occupational Therapy Sort & Match Emotional Regulation Strategies SEL 5th Grade+
Empower your older elementary and middle school students with effective emotion regulation strategies using the Sort & Match Emotion Regulation Strategies resource, a valuable addition to social and emotional learning (SEL) activities. Designed for students in 5th grade and above, this interactive adapted book provides a practical and engaging way to recognize, understand, and manage emotions. Ideal for school counseling, speech, occupational therapy activities, and classroom management, thi
Grades:
6th - 9th
Using the Bathroom Visual Checklist | Task Analysis for Life Skills | Editable
Use this Using the Bathroom Checklist for hygiene and personal self-care routines. It walks the learner or individual through the steps of toileting as a hygiene routine. Task analyses, checklists, and visual supports like these are an evidence-based teaching strategy & support for autistic individuals across all ages.Having a checklist with visual instructions like these can help with providing clear expectations of what to do for this task. You can post this checklist in the bathroom next
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Hygiene Checklists Bundle | Task Analysis for Life Skills | Editable
Autism First/Then Board and Visuals
This essential classroom First/Then Board contains 156 visuals for children with autism to use at home and school. Most areas are covered including self-grooming, school, chores at home, sports, vacation, play, hobbies and restaurants. SUGGESTED IEP GOALGiven a visual schedule with a picture or illustration depicting a task, location, or request, STUDENT will attend to/begin/transition to the next location or comply with the request, in 4 out of 5 opportunities by MONTH, YEAR.Debbie For more F
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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