Annabelle reads the consequence map. This is just an example. Please use the provided blanks to create your own consequence maps. The thumbs up card is also introduced.
Hunter appears to really enjoy this fine motor activity! This activity targets the fine motor skills of shifting (moving his fingers), bilateral coordination, visual motor, and hand strengthening.
Utilizing a conversational board game visual, Caleb took 16 turns during a conversation with Jessica!!! He initiated a greeting, he asked questions, he answered questions, and ended the conversation.
This video demonstrates utilizing least-to-most prompting. However, review errorless teaching video for unfamiliar/challenging tasks.
This video demonstrates how a visual clean up card was utilized to prompt.
To support the expectation for Cora to clean up, the environment was set up to demonstrate clear spots where the toys belong.
This activity was utilized to practice the formation of prewriting shapes with a play-based approach. Consistent language was utilized – big line down, line across, around and stop.
Video example of how to implement use of break card. Break card can be used in any setting and during any activity. Breaks do not have to be long. During a break, remove all demands/instructions and l...