Behavior visuals

A free Behavior Support with detachable visuals. This Is a "Break" card with supporting visuals for teachers to try in their pre school and SPED classrooms.

Autismade: Self Regulating key-ring with visual support!

Behavior expectation visual for your classroom. Free! #classroomvisuals

Behavior Self-monitoring: Behavior Goal Setting Worksheets, Self-monitoring Behavior Visuals, and Self-monitoring Behavior Charts Self-monitoring behavior plays an important role in students making progress towards changing problem behavior. When students can appropriately self-monitor they are taking ownership in their behavior. Are you looking for a way to help your students gain independence in monitoring their behavior? […]

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To effectively tackle aggressive behaviors in children, it is crucial to develop a understanding of the underlying causes and triggers. Aggression in children can stem from a variety of factors such as frustration, difficulty in expressing emotions, unmet needs, or even imitating behaviors they have witnessed. By gaining insight into these root causes, teachers can […]

Visual rule cards can transform your classroom from chaos into order. I swear! Find out how they work and why they're a game-changer for students with special needs. Plus, discover helpful steps to implement them effectively. Check out this post on Visual rule cards for kids with special needs!

This reminder card, visually reminds students "When I'm at my desk, I am quiet, working, and sitting. Good for communicating with ESL students.

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Struggling with classroom management this year? Today, I am sharing 4 classroom management ideas that actually work. These non-verbal cues for the classroom are a great way to help students stay on task and complete their work. Instead of using a clip chart, try one of these behavior management tools instead. These visual cues for behavior help students regulate their behavior on their own. Try one of these behavior management strategies today using picture cards and other classroom visuals.