Behavioral Continuity Cards

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Coping Cards

Commonly used in cognitive behavioral and trauma-informed approaches, coping cards may include grounding techniques, cognitive reframes, behavioral steps, values-based reminders, or safety prompts. They are designed for rapid, real-world use during moments of distress, when thinking clearly is hardest (Beck, 2011; Wright, 2006).

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PDF Visual Supports for Routines, Schedules, and Transitions

Visual Schedules Using a visual schedule at home provides young children with predictability (i.e., they know what activity or routine is coming and when) and consistency (i.e., the schedule of activities or routines is the same). Visual schedules help children know what their day will look like by letting them know when activities or routines will happen. These visual cards will make this ...

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Behavioral Continuity Cards

Behavior Management Pocket Chart Help students take responsibility for their own behavior with this powerful pocket chart system! Simple color-coding lets students monitor their status at a glance (and work to improve it if necessary). We've even included reproducible tally sheets so you can easily track students' behavioral progress—and communicate it to their parents.

Behavior Cards

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