Signs for Potty Training Autism Bathroom Visuals
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This signs for potty training set includes bathroom and hygiene visuals for autism and other special education needs to help complete daily life skills.
Description
Make toilet training and restroom use simple with visual aids and signs for potty training!
This packet includes printable posters for using the toilet and washing hands, social stories for students with bathroom concerns, a reminder sign for pulling up pants, and a guide showing how much toilet paper to use.
These resources are beneficial for young children and students with special needs, providing clear guidance for bathroom routines.
The printable signs can also be used for sequencing activities.
Signs for Potty Training set includes
Toileting and Hand Washing
- Pull Pants Up in Bathroom Sign
- Paper Towel Guide
- Toilet Paper Guide
- Social Story: Poop Book
- Social Story: Standing Up to Pee in the Toilet
- Social Story: Standing Up to Pee in the Urinal
- Social Story: Using the Restroom to Poop
- Using the Bathroom Poster
- Using the Bathroom Sequence Steps
- Using the Urinal Poster
- Using the Urinal Sequence Steps
- Using the Toilet Cue Cards
- Washing Hands Cue Cards
- Washing Hands Poster
- Washing Hands Sequence Steps
Teeth Brushing and Dental Health
- Brushing Your Teeth Poster (2 different versions)
- Brushing Teeth Cue Cards (2 different versions)
- Brushing Teeth Poem (2 different versions)
- Brushing Teeth Sequencing Strips (2 different versions)
- How to Use Directions
- Social Story: Brushing Your Teeth
- Social Story: Going to the Dentist
Bath and Shower Visuals Set for Boys and Girls
- Taking a Bath Cue Cards for a boy or a girl
- Taking a Bath Poster for a boy or a girl
- Taking a Bath Sequencing Strip for a boy or a girl
- Taking a Bath Social Story for a boy or a girl (20 pages)
- Taking a Shower Cue Cards for a boy or a girl
- Taking a Shower Poster for a boy or a girl (2 versions)
- Taking a Shower Sequencing Strip for a boy or a girl
- Taking a Shower Social Story for a boy or a girl (18 pages)
- How to use directions
Dressing and Undressing Visuals
- Changing Diaper Poster
- Changing Pull Up Poster
- Changing Underwear Poster (boys and girl version)
- Changing Your Sanitation Pad Poster
- Putting on Diaper Poster
- Putting Pull Up Poster
- Putting Underwear Poster (boys and girl version)
- Putting Your Sanitation Pad Poster
- Dressing Poster (boys and girl version)
- UndressingPoster (boys and girl version)
- Changing Diaper Cue Cards
- Changing Pull Up Cue Cards
- Changing Underwear Cue Cards (boys and girl version)
- Changing Your Sanitation Cue Cards
- Getting Dressed Sequencing Strip (boys and girl version)
- Getting Undressed Sequencing Strip (boys and girl version)
- Social Story for Getting Dressed (boys and girl version)
- Social Story for Getting Undressed (boys and girl version)
- How to Use Directions
These visuals depict the sequence and steps for changing in the restroom.
They are also great for independent sequencing work for life skills.
These resources are effective for all students under 8 years old and those who benefit from visual aids, including students with autism.
Check out Caroline’s blog post about using these hygiene tools by clicking here.
Download your signs for potty training and proper hygiene today and start promoting life skills!
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Kim Garen –
Great resource.
Fabulous Firsties and Cool Counselors –
I used this with my students that struggle with executive functioning skills and social emotional learning.
Jessica V. –
This is a great tool to help students gain independence!
Jessica A. –
Great task analysis for my students! Love the pictures
Paras Helping Teachers –
This has been extremally helpful with my students that are working on toileting. They love having the visual steps, they are pointing and attempting to say the words and able to be a little bit more independent with the visuals. Because they are pointing and trying to say the words it is also assisting with my students communication skills as well.
Kara M. –
Definitely one of my favorite resources. My students also loved it!
Michelle Foulis –
sensational easy to use step by step toileting aids
Kimberlee Vaughan –
This was a very handy resource. Thank you for sharing!
Katherine G. –
helpful, thanks!
Decoding Readers –
Love this resource!
Katie Avena –
This is a wonderful resource to help with visuals for the students at school and at home. The parents were thankful for this.
Basha Beach –
A great resource!
jeremy H. –
My students enjoyed this resource.
Ashley S. –
This is amazing! I am potty training several sped students and they are already responding so well! I even sent home copies for parents to utilize and they are loving it too!
Mrs B’s Resources –
This made it easy to address certain things in my classroom that I was having a harder time with. A lot of students were having a hard time with their toileting routine and this helped a lot.
Deanna Johnson –
Perfect for my self-contained classroom ๐
Mindful Hart Collective –
This was very helpful for my kiddos, I like all of the options!
A Little Piece of Awesome –
Amazing resource!
Charmaine B. –
Wonderful resource!!
Inspring Sunshine –
Great Visuals
Sarah W. –
Perfect!
Rosalinda Battaglia –
Thank you this is amazing!
Katelyn C. –
Purchased this to use in the classroom for potty training. The student that is was intended for did not really respond to it. But we have used it with other students in the classroom
Alecia R. –
Very nice visuals.
Kim Garen –
Great resource.
Amanda F. –
Great visuals for toileting!
Mini Viv –
love it!!! using it in my classroom
Samantha Martinez –
Great resource! Thank you!
Samy Spedtacular –
Great resource
Misty H. –
This is a wonderful resource to help with visuals for the students at home. I had parents reaching out and they were thrilled to receive the visual posters to hang in their house.