Free printable Behavior Charts,Reward Charts and Visual Cues to help with Autism
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Kids with Autism need a lot of visual support -expensive visual support
I am a mother to a wonderful 7 year old boy who got his first diagnosis around 12 months. We were beyond broke, living on a single income of an E-3 in the Army in one of the most expensive cities in the US.
I started hunting for all of the things that were recommended by the therapists- behavior charts, award charts, PECS and other visual cues. We could not even afford the starter kit.
I started to make some charts myself based upon images I had seen of the actual items. At first, they were aweful, eventually they improved as I learned what I wanted and which techniques were right for our family.
Some families do great with sticker charts, others do better with poker chip or reward buck systems. Free printables make it possible for you to give it a try, then tweak it as necessary to suit your own family's needs best. It is true that consistency is the most important factor- but If after a few weeks, you find yourself having difficulty using or even remembering to use a particular system, it may be time to look at a different one. It has to work for everyone in the home to be effective at all.
I stumbled across a site of free printables one day- I did have an old printer with SOME ink in it so I thought I would give it a try. I had nothing to laminate them with so instead I used clear packaging tape (it gets a lot of bubbles but it does the job quite well!) Until I found cheap velcro dots we used tape (rolled up, sticky side out) to attach the cues yet keep them moveable.
What a difference the visual cues make! If you need some but can't afford them you do not need to forgo them completely! Try out some of these free printables - most can be modified to your liking or you could even use them to inspire you to create a system that works best for you!
if you do not find what you are looking for through these links be VERY careful searching online- when I google "free printable reward chart" the links often are those that LOOK like what you want, then when you get there it takes over the browser and says "warning your PC may be at risk, windows has" blah blah... (I have Mac). The links below absolutely do not do that- just be careful if you wind up searching, clicking on their "options" will make it worse, just close the window- I force quit and restart to be safe, on a PC I would use task manager which I keep open when searching for anything with the word "free" in it as those are constantly affected.
I hope you enjoy these! Please leave a note in the comments if you know of any more that I should add.
Contents at a Glance
Free Printable Behavior Charts
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Free Printable Behavior Chart for Kids: Cookies Behavior chart
A few of my Free printables
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FREE Printable Behavior Charts
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October 21st, 2011 at 1130 CST
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- Free Printable Behavior Charts.com
- I personally went to Behavior charts ages 3+ and printed out an Avatar behavior chart! It did not ask for any info etc. They have TONS of free printable charts for all ages and abilities! This should be your FIRST stop!
- Free Behavior Charts, Printable Reward Charts
- Free behavior charts for kids to download and help with any type of child behavior problem.
- Parents in a Pickle
- Free behavior charts to print off for your toddler, child or teenager.
- Free Behavior Modification Charts
- Free Behavior Modification Charts for home and school
- Free Behavior Charts, Set Behavior Goals in a Fun Way Kids Love - Goalforit
- Our free Behavior Charts help kids of all ages build essential behavior skills and positive daily routines in a fun & visually exciting way kids love. Does require registration
- Behavior Modification for Kids Using the Sticker Approach
- Thank don't spank charts- the child earns rewards for specific positive behaviors listed on the chart- customizable if you sign up for a free newsletter!
- Free Behavior Modification Charts
- Free Behavior Modification Charts from the Association for Comprehensive Neurotherapy.
Help your child build character & feel good!
- The We Do Listen Foundation | Home
- "Helping children learn how to listen, improve their self esteeem and deal with bullying and violence." This is an absolutely wonderful non-profit corporation with great animated books to help your child understand more about good behavior. The site also has some great free games for kids and more!
This is an absolute MUST SEE website!
Free Printable Sakura Behavior Chart For Girls
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Valentine's Day Behavior Chart
Detailed Full Color Graphics behavior goal charts
Will use lots of ink but some kids respond better to these
Free Printable Space Behavior Chart- I took this photo through my telescope!
Here are some Visual Cues I created for you to print
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All the clipart on my "get dressed" visual cues can be found at http://www.clker.com
If you need some specific visual cues and can not find them and can not make them, please feel free to contact me and I will try to put something together for you!
Visual Cues are are often called visual support and are used in classrooms and by therapists because most kids with autism are visual thinkers. Most kids with autism respond better to an image than verbal directions. It is strongly recommended by most experts that a visual support system be implemented at home as well to help the child be more successful.
Visual Cues systems can be expensive. The kit is extremely important but you can find lots of free printable visual cues that can be used with virtually any system!
Free printable visual cues can be used to make a visual schedule or as social cues as well as helping children with autism develop better language skills!
FREE Printable Visual Cues
- Visual Aids for Learning - Home Pack
- Free downloads of visual aids for school and home. REALLY great site and more images than most!
- Free Printable Behavior Charts.com
- This is the same site I recommend for Behavior charts. If you scroll down on the left margin they have a free printable category for ADHD, A few categories below that they have Autism. Seriously, they have EVERYTHING! Check out also their Step by step charts, hygiene and oral care charts!
- Visual Cue Cards
- A nice selection for printable (free) visual cue cards for the classroom. Most could be applied out side of the classroom.
- pecs,nonverbal communication,pcs,augmentive communication
- mega resource of information on pecs pictures,pcs symbols and icons,autism nonverbal communication,photographic communication pictures. Scroll down 1/2 way for free printable PECS- the header is"These pages are mainly standard size pecs pictures with icons that are most commonly used" .
there are a lot of other links to important resources- some of the others may not be free *** I got 2 pop ups when I visited on October 21, 2011, they were NOT harmful. - The Missing Piece: Free Christmas Symbol Cards for the Autism Spectrum!
- There were free printable christmas visual cues here! If you get a visual cues system you should definitely get these! The change in routine can be completely devastating for kids with autism. These visual cues were REALLY nice too- full color and good images! Be sure to hunt around when you have time- LOTS of great ASD stuff- maybe more freebies!
- Early Years EYFS & Key Stage One KS1 Special Educational Needs resources, printables, visual aids, posters - SparkleBox
- A very warm welcome from the team at SparkleBox. Back in February 2006 SparkleBox.co.uk was launched as a means of sharing useful downloadable resources with teachers around the world.
Since then the site has grown from a handful of products to many thousands, but the fundamental aim of sharing resources remains. Every resource on the site is FREE to download - no payment required.
FREE Printable Rewards and Reward Charts
- Free Printable Behavior Charts.com
- No, really, where were these people when my son was 2? They have a HUGE selection of printable rewards and reward charts- also free! Check out EVERYTHING you can- if one does not seem to fit, they probably have another that will!
- Printable Reward Charts for Kids and Positive Behavior Supports
- Download free printable reward charts to motivate completion of chores for kids or to help with a child behavior problem.
- Reward Charts
- Tons of free printable reward charts for kids with all their favorite characters: Dora, SpongeBob, Ben 10, Superman, Bratz, Barbie and many more!
- Free Printable Reward Chart
- Free Printable Reward Chart for kids- black and white- looks like the kids would enjoy coloring these which may help them be more willing tho accept charts if they are new to it!
- Dommie: FREE from Me ... to You !!! . Survive the School Holidays !!! . FREE Reward Charts on my FREEBIE Giveaway Blog
- Wooooohooooo ..... schools out !!!!! Oh I remember those days (many moons ago) when I was so excited to have time to spend with my family and chums to explore, to sleep late and go on holiday plus the yearly...
- Potty Training Boys - Free Potty Training Charts for Boys
- Large selection of free potty charts for boys and girls which can be printed for free.
- Printable My Week Ahead Chart for Preschool Kids
- Free printable charts for kids. Print charts and reward charts for Manners, Kindness, Chores, Homework, Saving Money, My Week Ahead. These reward charts encourage preschool kids to learn responsibility. Printable coloring pages, puzzles, mazes and more at Ziggity Zoom kids website.
- FREE Reward Charts Printable Reward Charts Toddler Reward Charts
- Free Reward charts! Toddler Reward Charts! Printable Reward Charts for children are a fun and enjoyable tool to encourage positive behaviour. Print off your very own FREE Bub Hub Reward Charts. Available in seconds, no limit to the number you print out.
Reward Chart
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If your child has their eye on something special (a toy, a special outing etc) I recommend a discussion in which you offer to let them earn that special toy ... one behavior at a time and they must demonstrate whatever behavior you are targeting a certain number of times before they may have the prize. Show them a reward chart and explain that they must fill it up with good behaviors!
The number of rewards on a behavior reward chart can vary. They can be used all day long, or for daily goals. If you are using the variety above through out the day, it may become necessary to create a small book of the reward charts and require that the child fill up each chart over the course of a week (especially if you are offering a bigger prize)
Here is an example for the type of chart above.
Hypothetically, let's say you are trying to get your child to share with a sibling and that your child wants to go to Mc Donald's. Explain to your child that each time they play with their sibling, they have a chance to earn a star and that when they have earned ALL of the stars on the page, you will then take them. Tell them that you will award them the star when you see them sharing well. Watch them play together, allow them to share, tell them they have done a good job and bring out the star chart.
Have your child color in the trail of stars- they get to color (or glitter glue, place a sticker on...etc) in one star each time you are rewarding them for positive behavior (so not all at once). When the trail is complete, have the child redeem their chart for a very special prize that you had offered at the beginning!
FREE Chore charts
Chores are a wonderful tool to help kids learn responsibility and gain confidence. All kids should have some type of household responsibility- whether it is simply putting their own clothes into the laundry basket or actually assisting in the housework, there is something for everyone- even those with disabilities!
Kids with Autism and other disabilities benefit greatly from the use of chore charts as they offer visual support for verbal instructions and it helps to maintain routine and structure (which kids with autism crave). Chore charts are also a great way to help your child predict their therapy routine for the week!
- Chore charts
- Free Printable Chore charts for kids. MANY choices, free pdf downloads.
- Free printable Chore Charts
- FREE printable chore charts and visual cues
- Chore Charts
- successful family chore charts
- DLTK's Custom Chore Charts
- free printable custom chore charts (star charts). One small pop up on October 21, 2011, closed easily- not harmful
FREE advice to create your own behavioral system for free or very inexpensively and creative ideas!
Some kids will initially resist, particuarly those with autism, aspergers or oppositional defiant disorder. They may not want to give up control or they may worry that they are being punished if the systems are not used correctly. Whatever type of system you use, please remember to always praise your child for positive behaviors!
Here are some great sites with free tips and advice when it comes to selecting, implementing or designing your own behavior or reward chart or visual cues!
- Charts & Chips - Using A Behavior Modification System With Your Child
- Easy steps to start a behavior modification system with your child.
- Teaching Children with Autism: Visual Supports
- Read Let's Get Visual, by Brian S. Friedlander, Ph.D., an article on software for creating visual tools for children with autism and other developmental disorders.Individuals with autism are often described as "visual learners" or "visual thinkers." Social stories (text and instructions for making the book)
- Homeschool Curriculum for Life
- Make your own chore chart with these easy to follow instructions for your children's chores
- Confessions of a Homeschooler: Chore Chart Cards
- I'd like to introduce a new idea to help organize your home: the Interactive Kid's Chore Chart! I was previously using a handwritten chore chart, but I kept forgetting to pay my kids for their chores, and they would forget to write down when they completed one. I needed something more visual for everyone, and got this wonderful idea from a woman at my local homeschool mom's night this month!
- A Place of Our Own: Behavior Chart
- When young children show some signs of ADD or ADHD, managing their behavior can be challenging. Keeping a behavior chart where you can document the child's progress and provide daily and weekly rewards for their successes has proven to be very successful in managing many of the challenging behaviors that can accompany ADD and ADHD.
Free Reward Bucks And Tickets
Click the image to go see this and more of my printable reward tickets and reward bucks for kids!
More of my freebies
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Do you use free printables for children?
Whether they are neurotypical or have autism!
Below this box the links are for LOW COST items that I have found that you may find useful.
Sometimes the free items just don't meet your needs so I have included some low cost items. Low cost means different things to different people as you have probably already discovered hunting around the internet for free and low cost items. My definition of low cost for these items is between $1 and $5 for charts (already laminated). Somewhere between $5 and $40 for a book (depending upon quality) and between $20 and $90 for PECS.
Cheap items can get very expensive if you do not really think about whether they will meet your needs though as you will find yourself constantly replacing them so be sure even before spending $1!
I included the more expensive PECS system as that is the best visual cues system and if you are trying to make your own you should at least look at the real one for inspiration (although since they are the best I recommend saving up for the PECS) -hopefully your teachers or therapists have actually taught you how to use it or have offered to once you have something!
Ever wonder how those SuperMoms do it?
Learn about managing a child's behavior
Low Cost visual aids
(Not Free)
- pecs,nonverbal communication,pcs,augmentive communication
- mega resource of information on pecs pictures,pcs symbols and icons,autism nonverbal communication,photographic communication pictures
- Picture Cards and more at LessonPix
- This is the BEST site for low cost visual support for a child with special needs! Not only is it affordable, but the visual cues are professional quality comparable to those of PECS (dare I say a smidge better?) and you can print them out from the comfort of your own home! There are a LOT of different things to make like visual cues, playing cards, pattern strips, lacing,bingo and more! It is also easy to use!
- Reward Charts - The Big Bannana Tree
- UK: Rewards Charts 2.45 pounds (I don't know how to make the symbol!)
Real PECS Systems: not free. not inexpensive
I included the real PECS so you could explore it and get ideas!
Nothing else is as good as the original PECS systems.
UPDATED MAY 10th , 2012
If you have NOT been able to afford a PECS system... please check out the PECS available on Amazon right now... Thank you SO much to the reader who emailed me on December 6th to let me know that the price is NOT displaying correctly on this page! As of 12/7/2011 at 0544CST (and I check it again every week since that day) I checked the PECS on Amazon and confirmed that they were 50% less than shown below! One set is selling for $57 instead of $114- I am not sure if this is the new, permanent price or a sale.
I am not notified of changes in price by Amazon (and the boxes automatically display a price and sometimes fail to update) so I can not make any guarantees about when the price will change or how long the change in price will last- but if possible, it is REALLY worth it just to click and check if they are in your price range yet. Again, they are here as a resource so please do not feel pressured to buy- I just had to let you know this in case cost has been prohibitive for you!
Again, thank you SO much to the reader for emailing me about the change in price!!!!
Customizable Visual Cue Cards for Gifts!
These visual cue cards are helpful for loved ones with autism, alzheimer's or any other neurological disorder affecting social skills, receptive language or memory! Simply customize them with the appropriate images and names and affix them to the gift to help your loved one with autism understand who the gift is from and who the intended recipient is! Simple holiday designs based on standard visual cues systems.
Visual Cues Gift Card by Sidther
Design a photo card on zazzle
Icy Visual Cues Card for gifts by Sidther
Learn how to make money as an artist online at Zazzle.
Not Free But Worth Looking At!
Great tool for reminding about good behavior during the holiday season
Holidays can be so exciting and overstimulating that old behaviors may begin to manifest again simply because the child becomes overwhelmed. This is an easy way to get them excited about the holidays while reminding them that their behavior always matters!
The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Tradition with Blue Eyed North Pole Pixie-Elf
Amazon Price: $19.75 (as of 05/31/2012)
I recently bought Elf On The Shelf for my son after it was recommended by another writer here on Squidoo. This is a wonderful tool to help encourage good behavior around holiday time!
The Elf on the Shelf (yes, it comes with an Elf) sits and watches the child throughout the holiday season- of course the magic will not work if he is handled by the child- so no touching! The elf reports to Santa EVERYTHING - good and bad. That is how Santa knows whether you have been naughty or nice.
He is a friendly and playful elf who keeps the child engaged and aware of their behavior by sneaking out to talk to Santa while the child sleeps and finding a new hiding spot every morning. The child must look for his new spot every day!
The book is an adorable rhyme about the elf's job and expectations- we are now reading the book together three times a day. My son absolutely loves this- I only wish we had gotten it when he was much younger because this is a great tradition!
This Job Chart was only $1
I found it at Target in the dollar section, they also have homework schedules that you could use for a therapy schedule
I joust bought this 2 days ago (when we recently moved Cutie's job chart got crumpled and crushed) This chart is great, it has a magnet on the back and is laminated. You could use stickers or dry erase markers. You could also print out clipart and cut them to fit in the grid on the chart- use velcro dots to attach them!
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Know anywhere else for parents to find printables to help with behavior?
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bloomingrose
May 18, 2012 @ 12:14 pm | delete
- Thanks so much for this great lens about a difficult challenge. My son had aspbergers and I think we didn't handle it as well as possible. I think your suggestions would have helped a lot. I can see why you have learned to be so orderly - this kind of kid just hates chaos. You already had a blessed lens before I saw your mention of Raphaelo, then you got double blessed. I really like it when I see lensmasters (really people in general) reaching out to each other like this. I live in the SF Bay area - if you are ever around let me know and we will have a nice picnic in one of the Bay area parks!
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AirT-23
May 18, 2012 @ 11:23 am | delete
- Amazing selection for families with a special needs and thank you for sharing these wonderful information! Terrific lens!
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KReneeC
May 7, 2012 @ 10:18 pm | delete
- What an absolutely wonderful lenS.
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KReneeC
May 7, 2012 @ 10:18 pm | delete
- What an absolutely wonderful lenS.
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Wysiwigs May 3, 2012 @ 6:30 am | delete
- I'm afraid I don't have any suggestions to add for freebies (I made up my own charts and things when my daughter was little :o) This is a TERRIFIC resource for parents, however, and I know I could have used it back in the day. Very nicely done!
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ahmedaisar
Apr 30, 2012 @ 11:05 pm | delete
- I love all the freebies, thanks a lot! I really value the information in this lens! :)
http://www.squidoo.com/helpingachildwithautism
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Atreyusmommy Apr 29, 2012 @ 5:47 pm | delete
- Great lens with so much really good information and I love the printables! I am adding you to my favorite featured lenses for a lens that I am working on. My son is epileptic (I have a lens about it) and am currently working on creating a type of virtual circle of support for parents with special needs. Thank you so much for sharing the wonderful info!
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AlexiaLynn Apr 15, 2012 @ 3:46 pm | delete
- Great lens! I love it! I actually stumbled upon some charts at the Mighty Dollar. I would check at any dollar store though. I have even found some charts at thrift stores from schools that donate them
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Edwinrocks
Apr 14, 2012 @ 3:32 am | delete
- great lense with great information
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rantheman1
Apr 13, 2012 @ 4:19 pm | delete
- My oldest daughter is autistic. Thanks for this lens!
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JEMArtistry
Mar 17, 2012 @ 4:53 pm | delete
- These charts are great too. I'm adding a lnik to this lens too! :)
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sousababy
Mar 17, 2012 @ 1:49 pm | delete
- Sweet of you to feature my work sidther . . Happy St. Patrick's Day to you, Hubbie and Cutie! Hope you are all doing well and enjoying the day, Rose
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davespeed
Mar 17, 2012 @ 1:10 am | delete
- What a great resource for families with a special needs child. And how kind of you to share it. Thank you for creating this lens!
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bryonetter
Mar 8, 2012 @ 8:09 pm | delete
- I "liked "your Lens -but my printer doesn't!!! i just ran out of paper...
Please help me and like my lens too... thx
http://www.squidoo.com/jarir-nakouzi-and-autism
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mrstwowheeljunkie
Feb 29, 2012 @ 12:33 pm | delete
- Great Lens! Thanks, will definitely be using some of these!
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TTMall
Feb 18, 2012 @ 2:46 am | delete
- very interesting lens!
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LampsPest
Jan 26, 2012 @ 10:26 pm | delete
- Great Lens with great resources!
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webkangaroo
Jan 23, 2012 @ 1:04 pm | delete
- Teachers who devote themselves to helping these people are saints. I have had Asperger syndrome students and they are amazing and intense to work with.
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remintsa
Jan 22, 2012 @ 11:23 am | delete
- Great lens!
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normandes
Jan 18, 2012 @ 9:17 pm | delete
- Thanks for the freebies :)
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Alyson
Jan 17, 2012 @ 10:40 pm | delete
- Free Printable Potty Training Pecs, boards, charts, etc. as well as PECs for hippotherapy, etc. More added weekly. www.wordsofhisheart.wordpress.com
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jadehorseshoe
Dec 31, 2011 @ 1:16 pm | delete
- Another IMPORTANT Lens!
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mihgasper
Dec 25, 2011 @ 4:24 am | delete
- Amazing selection. It looks very helpful. Thank you very much!
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Oracle_Post
Dec 22, 2011 @ 8:57 am | delete
- A motivational lens created with a big heart. Thanks for sharing this lens!
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HeatherShockney
Dec 21, 2011 @ 10:24 am | delete
- Thanks for sharing these great resources.
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maurissam
Dec 10, 2011 @ 5:55 pm | delete
- Thank you very much for this lens. Recently my 3 yrs daughter was diagnosed with autism. I am now just trying to learn about it.
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CTsHeart
Dec 6, 2011 @ 3:13 pm | delete
- My son has autism too. Thank you for the information!
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LubosLabik
Nov 22, 2011 @ 2:52 pm | delete
- I always like reading lens like this :)
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Srena44
Nov 22, 2011 @ 3:24 am | delete
- great work
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LizMac60 Nov 17, 2011 @ 4:42 pm | delete
- Great resource. Blessed.
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StephenC
Nov 13, 2011 @ 11:46 am | delete
- Terrific lens. Nicely done!
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Pennyseeker
Nov 11, 2011 @ 12:01 pm | delete
- Interesting lens!
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lynqiu
Nov 7, 2011 @ 3:31 am | delete
- Love it! Whether Kids with autism or not, they all need visual things to help learning.
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SereneSea Oct 2, 2011 @ 11:07 pm | delete
- Visual aids are great for kids having autism and good for other kids also. Visual figures and images make them understand well. A homemade chart must just be the one people might be looking for.
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JoshK47
Sep 29, 2011 @ 7:45 am | delete
- Wonderful stuff here! Keep up your amazing work!
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mountainstevo
Sep 8, 2011 @ 12:23 pm | delete
- You offer great info for parents with children with autism - keep up the great work :)
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Pway21
Sep 3, 2011 @ 8:48 am | delete
- GREAT LENS stay strong i have a few friends with kids with autism and i know how tough it is and you are very strong for taking care of your kid with the father is fighting for freedom
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Tipi
Aug 28, 2011 @ 10:47 am | delete
- You are a super star!!! Excellence in action my dear!
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jessicahoward Aug 17, 2011 @ 11:56 pm | delete
- Wow..This is really a very fantastic lens......... It provides such a great resource for Free Printable Behaviour Charts and Rewards..... Well done!....... I'm sure lots of people will appreciate your hard work. Blessed........Thank you so much for sharing ........:)
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vallain Aug 15, 2011 @ 9:20 am | delete
- Here's another blessing for this awesome resource. Parents of all children would find these useful.
Featured on You've Been Blessed.
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darciefrench
Aug 10, 2011 @ 3:12 pm | delete
- You are an unlimited resource for families with ASD - I am always impressed. Blessings to you and yours.
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- I'm sure lots of people will appreciate your hard work. Blessed.
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A_RovingReporter
Jul 16, 2011 @ 3:47 am | delete
- Great lens. Great service.
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phoenix-arizona-friends
Jul 11, 2011 @ 4:19 pm | delete
- Great lens.
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TeacherRenee
Jul 8, 2011 @ 3:34 pm | delete
- Sorry - I was leaving a general comment and just realized you were also asking for other sites with free printables. :) Have you seen www.schoolsparks.com/kindergarten-worksheets? I created that website as a totally free resource of information for parents of school-aged children and I have hundreds of free printable worksheets.
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sidther
Jul 9, 2011 @ 7:36 am | delete
- I explored the site and I love it! I have added it to my "Free Printable Worksheets" lens, thank you so much for sharing it!
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TeacherRenee
Jul 8, 2011 @ 3:32 pm | delete
- This is a fantastic lens! I am a retired kindergarten teacher who worked with children with learning disabilities from time to time, and I wish I had this list of resources when I was in the classroom. Fantastic!
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OhMe Jul 4, 2011 @ 9:42 am | delete
- This is such a great resource for Free Printable Behavior Charts and Rewards. Well done!
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MaxReily
Jun 24, 2011 @ 8:09 pm | delete
- I don't know of any sources for this sort of material, but this is really a fantastic page. I'd think all parents and grandparents like me who live in multi-generational homes could find a lot to use here. You've really got a lot of useful stuff here. Bookmarked, and thumbs up.
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sousababy
Jun 24, 2011 @ 11:00 am | delete
- Love the additions and it is sooo generous of you to offer to make customized ones too. Thank you so much (I believe these would be helpful for any family). Much love, Rose
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ColorPetGifts
Jun 11, 2011 @ 5:36 pm | delete
- You are one amazing mom - 'nuff said -:)
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sousababy
Jun 3, 2011 @ 12:08 pm | delete
- I know in the hospitals (in Toronto, Canada) we have many free resources. I shall look them up when I can at work and see if I can add to your fine list. It's so helpful to every parent (and some adults) to have these rewards given to them.
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