For Any Grade Special Education Posters

Behavior Target and Reward Now and Next Charts

By SEN Resource Source

Behavior charts that combine the visual of a now and next board with behavior targets personalised to the child and their needs.

Why do you need this?

Teachers might use behavior charts like these to provide individualized support for students with behavioral challenges. By combining the visual aid of a now and next board with specific behavior targets tailored to each child, teachers can offer clear and structured guidance on desired behaviors. This approach helps students understand expectations and provides a visual reminder of their progress, promoting positive behavior and self-regulation skills. Additionally, personalized behavior targets allow teachers to address specific needs and goals for each student, fostering a supportive and inclusive learning environment.

How and when might you use this?

eachers might use these behavior charts during various parts of the school day, such as transitions between activities or throughout the day to monitor behavior. They can be especially useful for students who benefit from visual cues and personalized support. Teachers may introduce the charts during one-on-one sessions with students to discuss behavior goals and strategies. The charts serve as a visual aid for students to track their progress and understand what behavior is expected of them. Teachers can review and update the charts regularly to reflect the student's progress and adjust behavior targets as needed. Overall, these charts promote positive behavior, self-regulation, and goal-setting skills in students with diverse needs.

What is included?

· Target chart with 2 lessons and a reward

· Target chart with 1 lesson and a reward

· 47 lesson cards

· 18 Reward cards

· Personal target review

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$5.50

ASL Bulletin Board Kit | Sign Language Alphabet Posters | ASL Alphabet Cards

By Jennifer Arnold

Create an inclusive, visually engaging classroom in minutes with this ready-to-use sign language (ASL) bulletin board display—where every student feels seen, heard, and valued!

Little to No prep!

This ASL bulletin board kit is ready-to-use with pre-made phrases, banners, and alphabet designs. You can simply print, cut, and display, minimizing the prep work needed to design and assemble a bulletin board from scratch.

  • Inclusive classroom environment: The sign language classroom decor bundle allows you to personalize the bulletin board to suit your classroom's aesthetic while promoting inclusivity with ASL, making all students feel represented.
  • Supports communication skills: Having ASL phrases and the alphabet on display encourages students to learn and use basic sign language, fostering communication skills and empathy among classmates.
  • Educational resource: The ASL alphabet and phrases can serve as a daily learning tool, reinforcing students' visual memory and helping them become more comfortable with ASL as a form of communication.

INCLUDES

Sign Language Posters. Common Sign language phrases with illustrations- 36 pages

2 Welcome banner/ bunting in boho and primary color options to decorate your classroom- 14 pages

ASL letters in different color options to create a more inclusive space. Print out as many as you need to create whatever words and phrases you want. I recommend laminating for longevity- 8.5x11- 78 pages,

Comes in a smaller option of 4.3 x 5.5 , 4 ASL cards on one page that you can print, cut and laminate- 20 PDF pages

WHAT YOU’LL GET:

1 zip file with 5 files for the posters, welcome banner, 2 sets of ASL alphabet, and terms of use.

IMPORTANT DETAILS:

This is a digital download. You will not receive anything in the mail.

Please use a computer to download and not your phone.

This file is for personal use only and may not be reproduced or sold commercially.

I don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations. But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.

Thank you! :)

-Jennifer

Copyright  © 2024 ArnoldWellnessDesign

$7.99

Travel Themed Classroom Decor

By Rebekah Poe Teaching

Learning is a journey, and there is no better way to illustrate this than with a travel themed classroom!

$7.50
$6.75
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Visual Classroom Schedule

By The Responsive Educator

Why you need Visual Classroom Schedule

Many people think of using a visual schedule for autism, but the fact is that visual schedules can be beneficial to many different types of students. Other students who benefit from a visual classroom schedule include:

  • students who have a hard time with transitions
  • students who have a difficult time adjusting to change
  • students with anxiety
  • students who need predictable routines
  • students who are learning to read (or are learning to read in a second language) and need to picture cues to help them
  • students who have a hard time retaining verbal information
  • visual learners
  • students who need help building independence, such as those who are constantly asking when it will be time for a preferred activity (like lunch or recess!)

Visual Classroom Schedule includes the following EDITABLE cards (with multiple picture options):

arrival, art, assembly, band, bathroom/restroom, brain break, breakfast, calendar, centers, chorus/choir, circle time/morning meeting, clean-up, computers, computer ELA, computer math, dismissal, field trip, get on/off of the bus, guided reading, gym/PE, health, iPad, independent work/seat work, library/media center, lunch, math, meditation, morning work, music, music and movement, orchestra, occupational therapy, pack up, partner game, party, physical therapy, read aloud, reading/ELA, read to self, recess, rest time, science/STEAM/STEM, sensory bins, show and tell, smart board, snack, social studies, speech, therapy/speech/ language, spelling, star student, student conferences, use bathroom, wash hands, word work, worship, writing, whole-group

***Your purchase also includes visual schedule templates for each for the 4 included formats.***

Included Visual Classroom Schedule formats:

  • High-color images with digital clock
  • Lower-color images with digital clock
  • High-color images with both digital & analog clocks
  • Lower-color images with both digital & analog clocks

All schedule cards have fully editable text for the subject and time.

HINT: If you want to be able to use year after year without reprinting and laminating again, consider laminating without the time typed onto the clock. Then use a dry erase marker to write the time on each card so that you can change it as needed.

To use the version with the analog clock, simply dray in the hands or insert them in the ppt document (insert shape, choose arrow, adjust color and weight of line if desired) before printing and laminating.

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$7.00

Occupational Therapy Posters Rules and Expectations

By The Organized Occupational Therapist

Are you searching for occupational therapy back to school rules and expectations classroom decor? This set of 15 occupational therapy posters are perfect to review rules and expectations with your students or clients. Review your expectations when in an Occupational Therapy room or Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy gym. The Occupational Therapy Rules Posters are 8.5" x 11" in size and includes 4 color options to match your room decor. This is a bright and colorful way to remind students of rules and expectations while in occupational therapy, speech therapy, physical therapy, sensory gym or the classroom.

Occupational Therapy Rule Posters 4 Color Options:

1. Alternating pink, orange and yellow borders.

2. Alternating shades of blue

3. Rainbow

4. Alternating green & blue

This set includes:

1. Occupational Therapy Rules Poster - 3 color choices: pink, orange & yellow

2. Walking Slow, Voices Low

3. Sensory Bin

4. Scissors

5. Ask Before Using Equipment

6. Pencil

7. Listen

8. Kind Words

9. Glue

10. Share With Friends

11. Putty

12. Try Your Best

13.Clean Up Your Materials

14. Keep Your Hands and Feet To Yourself

Bonus:

1.Occupational Therapy Rules Poster without pictures

Do you have a suggestion for an additional rule poster or color scheme? Send me an email: theorganizedot@gmail.com . Your suggestion will be considered in the next product update.

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$5.00

Choice Board Bundle Visual Support for Autism and SEN

By SEN Resource Source

Choice board to support a child in choosing which reward they would like.

Why do you need this?

A choice board is a visual support that can be used to communicate what choice a child, who finds it otherwise difficult to communicate, would like to make. The use of choice boards can increase a child’s motivation to participate in school giving them a sense of control. Choice boards provide children with autonomy, engagement and personalized learning.

How and when might you use this?

Choice boards allow children to select from a range of options. This empowers children to choose the options that align with their interests and preferences.

By giving them agency over their choices, the choice board promotes independence, self-regulation, and decision-making skills.

Although there are 8 spaces for choices on the boards you can use it to put in as little as two options depending on the child and their needs. There are 12 different choice cards so that again you can tailor which you put on the board according to the child.

What’s included?

5 different choice boards each with 12 cards to choose from:

  • Recess Choice Board
  • Resources Choice Board
  • Free Time Choice Board
  • Rewards Choice Board
  • Calming Down Choice Board
$7.50
$5.00
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ASL Bulletin Board Kit | Sign Language Alphabet Posters | ASL Alphabet Cards

By Jennifer Arnold

Create an inclusive, visually engaging classroom in minutes with this ready-to-use sign language (ASL) bulletin board display—where every student feels seen, heard, and valued!

Little to No prep!

This ASL bulletin board kit is ready-to-use with pre-made phrases, banners, and alphabet designs. You can simply print, cut, and display, minimizing the prep work needed to design and assemble a bulletin board from scratch.

  • Inclusive classroom environment: The sign language classroom decor bundle allows you to personalize the bulletin board to suit your classroom's aesthetic while promoting inclusivity with ASL, making all students feel represented.
  • Supports communication skills: Having ASL phrases and the alphabet on display encourages students to learn and use basic sign language, fostering communication skills and empathy among classmates.
  • Educational resource: The ASL alphabet and phrases can serve as a daily learning tool, reinforcing students' visual memory and helping them become more comfortable with ASL as a form of communication.

INCLUDES

Sign Language Posters. Common Sign language phrases with illustrations- 36 pages

2 Welcome banner/ bunting in boho and primary color options to decorate your classroom- 14 pages

ASL letters in different color options to create a more inclusive space. Print out as many as you need to create whatever words and phrases you want. I recommend laminating for longevity- 8.5x11- 78 pages,

Comes in a smaller option of 4.3 x 5.5 , 4 ASL cards on one page that you can print, cut and laminate- 20 PDF pages

WHAT YOU’LL GET:

1 zip file with 5 files for the posters, welcome banner, 2 sets of ASL alphabet, and terms of use.

IMPORTANT DETAILS:

This is a digital download. You will not receive anything in the mail.

Please use a computer to download and not your phone.

This file is for personal use only and may not be reproduced or sold commercially.

I don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations. But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.

Thank you! :)

-Jennifer

Copyright  © 2024 ArnoldWellnessDesign

$7.99

Special Education IEP Terminology Guide for Families

By Rebekah Poe Teaching

Special Education Teachers, do you struggle when it comes to making sure all IEP team members are aware and understanding the ins and outs of your students' IEPs? My 20 page e-book gives the definition of 12 common words, phrases, and acronyms you might come across in an IEP or meeting. The guide includes

  • Definitions
  • Expanded meanings as the term pertains to teachers and families
  • A one page "cheat sheet" for all term definitions
  • Links to extra resources
$6.00

Now and Next board with Visual Timetable and Reward Cards

By SEN Resource Source

Now and next board with lesson and activity cards and reward cards so it can be used as a visual timetable but also gives the option to use as a reward chart.

Why do you need this?

This visual aid supports students, particularly those with autism or other learning differences, in transitioning between tasks and managing their time effectively.

By displaying lesson cards in the now and next board, teachers reinforce daily routines and expectations. Consistent use of the board helps establish a predictable structure in the classroom, which can reduce anxiety and improve overall classroom behavior.

How and when might you use this?

Adults can refer to the now and next board at the beginning of the day and then in advance of each transition to help the child’s day go more smoothly.

This board can either be used to show 2 lessons, what they are doing now and what will be coming up next or it can be used as an incentive with one lesson and one reward – if you complete the current activity then next you will receive a reward.

What is included?

Included in this resource is:

· Now and next board

· 84 lesson/activity cards

· 20 reward cards

$5.50