Behaviour management resources are essential tools that every special education classroom should have. These resources are designed to help educators effectively manage difficult and challenging behaviours in students with disabilities. With behaviour management resources, teachers can create positive learning environments that promote academic success and positive social interactions. Some of the most important behaviour management resources include visual aids, sensory tools, and positive reinforcement strategies. These resources can help students stay engaged in class and reduce the likelihood of disruptive behaviours, which ultimately leads to a more productive and successful learning experience for everyone involved.
These compliment cards are a great way for you to build strong and positive relationships with your students. It can be hard trying to ensure you provide compliments to all the students in your classroom, so use these compliment cards to take away the stress and worry of that!
This listing is for you to purchase a customised social story that is a perfect fit for you and your student(s). This listing entitles you to one personalized social story where you can choose what theme you want, any particular wording you want included, symbols, sentences etc.
These reward charts come in a variety of different themes to suit individual learners and interests, including some seasonal ones. Reward charts are a great motivator tool for behaviour (behavior) / classroom management and the rewards can be personalised for individual students interests or it can be used as whole class rewards. If you want…
Looking for an editable teacher planner that actually keeps you organized? This Highland Cow Teacher Planner includes 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 planning pages, lesson plan templates, IEP organization tools, substitute binder forms, behavior tracking, communication logs, and FREE lifetime updates. Perfect for special education teachers, elementary teachers, interventionists, speech therapists, school counselors, and busy educators who…
These first and then boards are a great visual resource for you to use with your students to encourage them to stay focused and engaged on their activity. There are a variety of different ‘boards’ included for your preference as well as 68 symbols to accompany the resource.
Are you looking for engaging friendship activities to help students learn about expected social behaviors and what it means to be a good friend? These FREE Good Friend or Not a Good Friend Task Cards are a fun and interactive way for students to explore real life social situations while building important social skills and…
This Friendship adapted book is a great way for students to work on what makes a good friend. Students read – or be read – the sentence on top of the page. They then decide if this makes a good friend or not a good friend and choose the correctsymbol.
Do your students need some support understanding about going on a field trip? Do they struggle with coping with a schedule change of going on a field trip? Or understanding appropriate behaviors? If so, this ‘Going On a Field Trip‘ social narrative is the perfect visual story for you to use with your autistic and…
Do your students need some support understanding about going to the library? Are you looking for a resource to teach your students about what to expect during their visit to the library.. And also appropriate behaviors? If so, this ‘Going to the Library‘ social narrative is the perfect visual story for you to use with…
These Good Manners classroom posters are a simple, visual way to support social skills, behavior expectations, and positive classroom routines. If you’re looking for an easy way to introduce or reinforce good manners, these posters provide clear, student-friendly reminders that can be displayed and referenced throughout the school day. What’s Included This free printable resource…
Are you looking for growth mindset posters to display around your classroom? Or are you looking for some growth mindset reminders to use with your students? If so, these alphabet growth mindset posters are perfect for you to use with your students. There is a poster included in this pack for each letter of the…
This hands out of pants social story is a great, visual resource. Many students with autism are visual learners. This social story is perfect to use for visual learners. You can use this social story with special education and autism students. But, it can also be used with any child who enjoys picture books and short…
This social story is a great read for students who may need some support with hitting. A lot of children hit others as a sign of frustration, anxiety, pain etc. – sometimes we may even find no explanation for why they are hitting but hopefully this social story will help reduce hitting behaviours.
Do your students need some support understanding about when they are feeling angry? Are you looking for a social narrative that discusses anger and how to find ways to calm down when feeling angry? If so, this ‘I Am Angry‘ social narrative is the perfect visual story for you to use with your autistic and…
‘I Am Working For’ token charts are a great behaviour management tool. This visual resource will help motivate and encourage students to complete their work. By completing their tasks, students will gain tokens. The tokens are for students to receive their reward item at the end. It will also help them to stay focused while…
Movement and brain breaks are a fun way to get your students moving and give them a break. If we are sat down for too long working, we can start to lose focus. It’s the same for our students. But, not when you have these movement cards! Â Your students will love completing these movement…