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High school child care resources for Microsoft Word and for parents
Parenting Styles Handout
Helpful handout for school staff to give to parents to help education them on parenting styles and how it can effect a child's behavior. This gives tips on how to positively parent and what parenting style is the best for their child.
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PreK - 11th, Adult Education, Staff
HPC30 - Design Your House!
This unit activity is divided into 4 tasks: 1. Designing a house layout for a toddler and infant2. Hiring a babysitter for an evening out3. Class Discussion4. ReflectionStudents will design a house layout based on the template provided that prioritizes the safety of a toddler (age 2) and an infant (age 6 months), considering safe sleeping arrangements and overall safety within the home. Students will then consider important qualifications and attributes of a babysitter. Students will leave deta
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
Real Care Baby - (Editable) Letter to Teachers of Students Taking Home Babies
I use this letter to email to school staff (teachers, principals, etc) the week that I send my Real Care babies home with students. It could also be sent home to parents of student, as well. The letter explains what the Infant Simulators are, the learning experience, and the students who will be taking home the babies for the set amount of time. Our staff and parents love the reminders that the babies are going out and they are always amazed at the program for the technology and results that com
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8th - 12th, Staff
Individual Daily Behavior Checklist
Use this easy individual daily behavior checklist to record a specific students difficulties throughout the day. Use tally marks to denote each incident. Send home daily or weekly if you choose to have parents sign, or just keep for records.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Teaching Time Management- Executive Functioning Worksheet (ABA, ASD)
This resource teaches time management. It can be used with students at home or at school. The instructor/teacher has the student guess how long something will take and record that guess, then the student will complete that task or activity and the instructor will time it. After they will compare to help give the student perspective on the timing. This is great for things like morning routines, chores, homework, etc.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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PLAYGROUND: Designing a perfect Playground for Children
Introduction A playground is a safe place in which children’s development at the individual’s optimum pace takes place. This includes development of the intellect, social and emotional aspects, body (physical aspect) and language. It is important to keep the outdoor area as natural as possible. In actual fact, a natural environment is very interesting to the young ones and facilitates their learning and discovery. Children enjoy playgrounds but their play is not confined to playground. Accordin
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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A Book for Children to Make All About Me
Huge Bundle: Life Skills Lessons and Activities Reduced Price!Children's Book: Create Your Own! This is a fun activity to do in a child development class or with your own child.Create a keepsake for your child. This format will help you create a book of memories for a child. Editable to make into your own!An idea for this resource: Use in a child development class to have students create a book with a kindergarten student in a nearby school.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~⭐ Check out t
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PreK - 12th
Emergency Contact Card
It's almost time for Meet Your Teacher day and I know one of the biggest things I'm thinking about is how am I going to contact parents if I need to in an emergency. So, I've created some emergency contact cards that are both in English and in Spanish. You can print them back to back so that the parent has the option! I would suggest printing them out on bright colored card stock and laminating.
If you notice any spelling errors or typos, please let me know.
Enjoy!
This file may be used for
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Parent Wish Slips
Get parent input, and learn about your students! I use these during open house, or at "Meet the Teacher Night". Use a Tide Pod container, or other container with a lid. Tape or glue the 'Parent Wishes" signs and directions to the container, and set out stacks of "Parent Wish Slips" for parents to fill out and place in the container.
This let's parents know that you want their input, and care about helping their students reach their goals. Hang onto your slips and give them back to students at
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PreK - 12th
TOILET TRACKING SHEET
The fastest and easiest way to track toileting to assist you in determining the best toilet training program.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Labeling Actions (DTT) Visuals- ABA, Special Education, ASD
These images are great to use as a teaching tool for identifying actions. Can be used as a part of assessing in the VBMAPP assessment, or in DTT instruction in homes or in schools.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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Textual Conversation Prompts- Reciprocal Conversation Visuals (ABA, ASD)
These visuals can be cut out and used as prompts to teach reciprocal conversations. As the child/student gains more independence, these visuals can be removed. You can use these by saying something in a conversation, then showing the student the next thing they should do (comment, ask a contingent question or as a reciprocal question). The small cards are comment cards for ideas of what to say during conversations.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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Student Information Questionnaire - Completed by Parent(s) - EDITABLE
This form is completed by parent(s) to provide all contact as well as behavioral information about child. I present this form on Meet the Teacher/Back to School Night, as well as when I get new students throughout the school year.
Parents appreciate the opportunity to provide information about their child's learning habits and behavior.
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PreK - 12th
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My Day Form
This is a great communication form for teachers and parents. This form tells both the teacher and parents about their child's day/evening. The front side shares how the child's day went at school and the back side is for the parents to fill out to share about how their evening went and return to school the next day for the teacher to see. This has been a very useful form for me to use in the classroom and great for documentation purposes. I hope this form is helpful to you. Please feel free to m
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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K- 12: Bathroom Rules Visual Aid for Students w/Autism
Nine pictures with descriptions are given to provide step-by-step instructions for using the toilet properly. These can be cut and pasted for any home, community or school usage and posted on a bathroom wall.Here is a link to our teaching strategies for students with autism: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Autism-Spectrum-Educational-Treatments-1023424 Here is a link to additional worksheets for students with autism
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PreK - 12th
Also included in: K - 2, Bundle for Students with Autism
Social Media Activities
These worksheets are a great opportunity for students to learn about the different types of social media. These sheets are for beginners and intermediate users of Social Media. These sheets can also be used for parents who want to or need to learn more about Social Media. Great tool for discussion.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Eating Visual (Slow Eating)- Special Education, ASD, ABA
This is a good rules/reminder visual to help with a fast eater. This will remind the child or student to slow down when eating so they do not choke.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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Letter to parents about the importance of enough sleep
This is just a quick letter (along with a link) to inform parents about healthy sleep patterns for children by ages.
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PreK - 12th
Eating First-Then board (Picky eater, food refusal, special education, ASD, ABA)
This is a great visual for a picky eater. You can use this to prompt a child to have something less preferred first, then they can access a preferred bite of food. This can assist in increasing food tolerance.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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Field Trip Chaperone Tips
These tips for chaperones can help trips run smoothly for teachers, parents, and students.
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PreK - 12th
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Getting Ready for Shower- Visual Schedule (Special Education, ASD, ABA)
This resource is great on its own to hang up in your home to help your child or student know the steps of getting ready for the shower. This is a great schedule/visual to help increase independence with daily living skills.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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Emotions Visuals- Basic Emotions Cards (ASD, ABA, Special Education)
These emotions visuals can be used to teach different emotions, help a student identify their own emotions, or help them to identify how someone may feel in a certain scenario. These can be used as a visual prompt as well.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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Moral Development: Six Stages of Moral Development
How does a human being acquire and internalize morality? This topic is devoted towards making you understand how morality develops in humans and the factors that shape it. More importantly, the interaction of morality and environmental factors will be discussed, as well as the role of other aspects of development e.g. cognitive development, social development, and personality development.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Request for Parent Teacher Conference
This is a form that is editable to fit every educator. It is used to request a parent conference and keep documentation of it. Add your name and list three to four dates for the parents to choose.
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PreK - 12th
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