Behavior visuals for classroom

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.

Individual behavior management with individual bingo boards to help students reach behavior goals in a fun and effective way.

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.

Whether you’re looking for daily routine charts to use in the classroom, need free printables to use at home, or want ideas to inspire your own DIY daily and weekly visual schedules for autistic children, we’ve got the best tips and 25 visual schedules for children with autism you don’t want to miss.

Bee Happy I use the finger icons as count down tokens and the reward visuals go in the choice list. There is also an editable version for you to make your own motivator pictures to match the sensory toys you use. A motivator assessment before you start work will ensure a successful lesson! I've added…

Behavior expectation visual for your classroom. Free! #classroomvisuals

Class dynamics can change at the most inopportune time. For some reason, it seems like all the rules and procedures fly out the window when the teacher is not feeling well, tired, or giving a big test. A change in weather, a new student added to your class, or several students who are feeling the symptoms of the latest virus will change your perfectly run class into a big mess. This is why you need, not only your procedures and rules that you use to manage your class, but a big toolbox full…

The main aim in my classroom is to create a positive friendly environment to begin teaching, sometimes I find myself going around in circles… but I love it! Running a successful Special Ed cl…

Visual supports and picture cues can be highly effective tools to use for every child in your classroom to promote independence. Using pictures to support students can be so simple but so often overlooked. Today’s blog will be about improving classroom management and supporting classroom directions and teacher instructions using the power of pictures. […]