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Behavior Charts for Autism Classrooms - Visual Supports for Behavior

Behavior Charts for Autism (Kids Best Visual Reward Chart)

    ✨Are you ready to tackle behavior management for your students with autism? 🧩 Behavior charts, also known as token boards, are the secret ingredient to success! In our latest blog post, we explore the different types of behavior charts, why they work, and how to implement them effectively. Say goodbye to challenging behaviors and hello to a more positive and engaging learning environment. 🌈💪 Don’t miss out on this valuable resource! Visit the Noodle Nook website for more. #BehaviorCharts #AutismSupport #PositiveReinforcement

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    Printable Behavior Tracking Sheet (Data Charts for Teachers)

      Tired of struggling with classroom behavior? Printable behavior tracking sheets are the lifesaver you’ve been waiting for! ❤️
      Easily track student behavior, identify trends, and support positive change. Click to read more about how a solid set of printable behavior tracking sheet documents can change your classroom (and life)! #behaviormanagement

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      How to Differentiate Activities for Special Ed

        When it comes down to it, special ed students learn better in smaller settings. They also learn best with great face to face instruction. Since that’s not always possible (like when there is a global pandemic), then we sped teachers have to get creative.

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        Pre-Vocational Skills for Students with Disabilities – Build Better Life Skills

          In the world of special education, it’s all about preparing students with disabilities to be more independent and learn the essential life skills that will make them successful in life after graduation. To make sure students have post-secondary success, we have to include pre-vocational skill building as part of our daily instruction. For special education teachers, this task is not only one of our responsibilities, but it’s an absolute imperative in properly preparing students. In this post, we’ll cover prevocational skills for special needs students, including the life skills every student in your classroom should learn.