First then board

I’ve added another new feature to The Trip Clip! Although I still offer a free first/then board template, I’ve improved my for-purchase option to allow customers to choose their colors …

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Reinforce the Positive behavior you want to see in your classroom with this cool positive behavior tool. With this Reward choice, "First and Then" and "I am working for" board, all the best tools are in one place for a speedy intervention. (Editable powerpoint version has been newly added.)

First then visuals are great for helping students understand what needs to be done and what they can receive for doing it. Get a free board in this post.

First Then Boards, or charts, are a tried and true method to get students to complete undesirable tasks using a visual support system. I am just sharing 4 quick tips for using first/then boards in the special education classroom. This method works best for visual learners and studnets on the Autsim spectrum.

Working in an Autism Unit or Self Contained classroom? You need this simple list of instructional strategies for students with Autism.

First Then Boards are used as a visual strategy to help children learn new skills, manage challenging behaviors, or follow a simple schedule.

Does the thought of visual schedules make your head spin? Are you tired of finding stray PECs scattered about the room? Then Especially Education's Visual Schedule Flip Book and Token Board may be your solution! This post will walk you through the ins and outs of this visual schedule, providing tips and adaptations to meet the needs of every single student in your classroom!

Here is a post from a few years ago. My oldest son was in kindergarten (he is now in 4th grade!), this intervention definitely helped during that first year :) I teach my pre-service teachers to use this same intervention. ________________________________________________________ The madness is back into full swing now that we are back from Christmas vacation and the kids are back in school. My middle child has not wanted to practice his sight words or do his homework. My husband and I have…