Toileting visual schedule

Toileting schedule handling underwear and pants in separate steps

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Yes, you read that title correctly. Potty training. In the classroom. 8 out of my 10 students require assistance with the bathroom routine. Which is fine and to be expected given the nature of my classroom. But as soon as the students are ready, we do practice the steps of using the potty; whether or not they go. As soon as we notice that students are staying dry more frequently, that's a good time to step up the amount of trips they make to the bathroom- hopefully so that you catch them in…

Bathroom Routine Printables: Simplify Your Morning and Evening Rituals. For those seeking to streamline their daily routines and eliminate unnecessary stress, introducing bathroom routine printables can be a game-changer. Designed to provide a visual guide and ensure nothing is forgotten, these printable checklists are perfect for individuals or families looking to create an efficient bathroom routine. Whether you find yourself constantly rushing in the morning or struggling to wind down at…

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Help toilet training go well for autistic children by teaching in steps, using rewards, visual supports and social stories, and making children comfortable.

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Does the thought of visual schedules make your head spin? Are you tired of finding stray PECs scattered about the room? Then Especially Education's Visual Schedule Flip Book and Token Board may be your solution! This post will walk you through the ins and outs of this visual schedule, providing tips and adaptations to meet the needs of every single student in your classroom!

After Breakfast time, students get to go to recess. This is my break and I use this time to take care of any necessary things. My staff supervises my students and includes them with their peers as much as possible. Once the bell rings, my class lines up against my bungalow classroom (we’re RIGHT on...