Autism Visual Supports Coping and Self-Regulation Resources

Description

Autism visual supports provides printables for coping and self-regulation of students with autism at school and within the community.

With teaching and regular use, these visuals dramatically impact student behavior and self-esteem.

This social emotional learning support set allows for an increase in learning and comprehension.

Fourteen (14) autism printable visual tools includes emotions and feelings strategies.

Autism Visual Supports set includes

• Asking for Help steps
• Break Area Sign
• Break Cards
• Breathing Count Down Visual (2 versions)
• Feelings Monitor (3 versions)
• Feeling Choices (2 pages)
• Upset Procedure (2 versions)
• Sometimes I Get Angry
• When I Get Frustrated
• When Someone is Bothering You Strategies
• Directions for each visual

This product is part of a set that is full of behavior tools, coping resources, and class posters?

Click here to see the whole Autism Visuals Bundle.

This autism behavior strategies set will provide your students with autism the necessary tools to function more smoothly in your classroom.

Autism behavior strategies are ideal for students with autism, Asperger’s syndrome, or those with increased social emotional needs.

Perfect to help adults understand how to deal with autism behavior.

Also great for autism help for general education teachers, special education professionals, therapists, clinicians, hospitals, and families.

All autism printable visual aids are recommended to be printed in color and laminated for clarity and long lasting use.

Individuals with autism find support with visuals when they are first taught in a small group or 1-1 setting.

I recommend introducing the visuals just as a teacher would with other subjects like math or English.

Explain the purpose of the visuals and how to use them to your students.

Use your teaching time to explain how the tools work, how the can benefit the user, and situations that they could be utilized in.

Then, do role playing and have your students practice using the tools during pretend times of behavior crisis.

Once the students are comfortable using the visuals during role playing, utilize them when a behavior need arises.

So, download your this printable set and help your students grow with autism visual supports.