Olivia from TheAutismHelper.com shows 25 visual step-by-step charts for classroom routines like waiting in line, sharpening pencils, and bathroom breaks. The visuals reduce problem behaviors, cut down on repeated reminders, and lower stress for both teachers and students.
Hi, this is Olivia from TheAutismHelper.com. This is a video product preview for Visuals for Common Classroom Routines. This product includes 25 different daily procedures that happen throughout the day in a classroom. So this is great because it will— it helps prevent problem behavior and reduces really the amount of reminding that you need to do as the teacher to work on these procedures that happen throughout the day. So some of these procedures include waiting in line, sharpening a pencil, getting a drink, going to the bathroom, arriving to the classroom, leaving school, group work, working alone, partner work, wash your hands, circle time, break time, playtime, lunchtime, recess, leaving the cafeteria, turn in homework, taking a test, quiet reading, working on the computer, office errand, playing a game, art class, gym class, and then music class. So this really is a great product because it really reduces your stress level when you use it because it will reduce problem behaviors and get these procedures, um, are much easier because they're visual step-by-step for children to work with. So again, this was Visuals for Common Classroom Routines brought to you by theautismhelper.com. Thanks for watching!
