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School psychology centers on sale
Understanding Autistic Spectrum Disorder
People with Autism Spectrum Disorder are part of a distinctive groupwith common characteristics. In order to assist individuals to learnand develop, it is crucial that those around them understand AutisticSpectrum Disorder and assist the individual to develop by providingstructured teaching. This includes organising the physical environmentand developing schedules and work systems which incorporate the useof visual material to make expectations clear and explicit.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Understanding Kids' Hearts: Exploring the Colorful World of Children's Emotions
Discover a transformative resource designed for educators - "Understanding Kids' Hearts: Exploring the Colorful World of Children's Emotions" . This comprehensive PDF guide is a must-have for any teacher seeking to cultivate a more emotionally aware and resilient classroom environment. Through engaging activities, worksheets, and creative exercises, students can easily grasp and connect with their emotions. The innovative use of the Mood Crew characters allows children to better identify and un
Grades:
K - 4th
Parents Guide in Autism
In autism, early attention is important, so parents, teachers and health professionals are encouraged to watch for signs that may appear as early as one year of age. Most parents begin to worry about delayed language development and little or no interaction with the people around the child.
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education
Tips to Improve Family Relationships pdf
Building closer family bondsGetting along with adult relativesImprovingrelationshipswithyouradult childrenReclaiming your adult siblingsImproving relationships with your etended family
Grades:
4th - 10th
Behavior Goal PowerPoint and Resources Bundle
Includes:Behavior Contract (Helps students focus on goal)Break Card Printouts (laminate and use over again)Break Card Poster (Steps to take an appropriate break)Daily Behavior Report (Editable)Step By Step on how to write behavior goals for IEPs
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Break Poster & Break cards includes Tips for Taking Breaks
Enjoy this break poster for your classrooms. I encourage classroom teachers to provide a verbal or gestural praise to a student when they appropriately take a break...sometimes they want that extra attention :-) Sometimes, I may give them a mint or a few extra minutes if they take the break the right way.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Behavior Goal PowerPoint and Resources Bundle
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