Functional Behavior Assessments + Behavior Intervention Plans
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Behavior Intervention Plan co-authored with my supervising teacher:
Recommended Programs and Curriculum
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From Social Thinking, The Incredile Flexible You curriculum is a program for young elementary school students, grades K to 2, which combines a social learning framework with engaging activities such as music, dramatic play activities, and stories. Students are introduced to complex social concepts and challenges in a language they can understand.
The Superflex Curriculum is one of Social Thinking's programs for elementary school students that teaches how to regulate behaviors and feelings and how to become stronger social problem solvers. This engaging program encourages students to figure out strategies to outwit and defeat certain social challenges represented by the "Unthinkables" such as Rock Brain, Mean Jean, Topic-Twister Meister, Energy Harry, and many more. Students wear their social-thinking caps and don their Superflex capes to defeat these Unthinkables in this series of superhero-ic lessons that are presented in a comic/cartoon style.
The Second Step program helps students (and teachers) navigate the stormy seas of middle school in this social skills learning program that addresses topics such as empathy, communication, emotion management, and coping skills. Students learn decision-making skills that help them make better choices, set goals, avoid peer pressure, and stay engaged in school. Second Step also discusses major topics such as bullying and cyber-bullying.
The Zones of Regulation provides an explicit guide for children who struggle to recognize and regulate their emotions. These are some recommended print-ables to have in a classroom and to teach to students.
Emotes! by Matt Casper offers a series of books, posters, toys, and other merchandise. Each of the Emotes characters represent various feelings. The stories and puppets can also be used to teach children about emotions, feelings, and ways to identify and describe them.