Sasha from TheAutismHelper walks through the updated Ultimate Behavior Packet, a visual supports toolkit for autism. It includes replacement behavior visuals, break cards, choice boards with token economies, timeout systems, and social stories on transitions and loud noises, all organized for quick classroom or home use.
Hi, this is Sasha from theautismhelper.com, and this is a product preview of my Ultimate Behavior Packet for behavior management visuals for children with autism. So this product recently got a pretty big update. Everything is brand new, and there's a lot of new content included. So here are some of the things that are included. First up, we have a bunch of replacement behavior visuals. The first are for asking for help, so mini task analysis, ways to ask for help, yes and no, ask for help cards, things you can put on the desk. Then things to ask for a break, visual choices, task analysis for the steps, and then we have a few different versions of break cards that include a limited amount of breaks per day. Then we have some good and bad choice cards. We're not saying it's a good and bad child, we're saying it's a good and bad choice. Good talking, bad talking, a visual cue. There's instructions on how to utilize all of these in the agenda, in the Table of contents on the first page. Classroom expectations. Here's a 3 choice to— 3 strike to timeout visual. Some other timeout visuals. What we do in timeout, what we don't do. I am working for choice boards with a mini token economy built in. Some images for that choice board. A weekly checklist for expectations. This is such a quick and easy one that I gravitate towards all the time. Putting the behaviors, writing down what the reinforcers are, and then kind of tallying behaviors throughout the week. Homeschool communication chart, homework chart, and then some social stories for dealing with loud noises, changes, and making good choices.
