Do you have students who are bilingual or Spanish dominant? If you do, it’s essential to make sure you are using interventions, visuals, and behavior tools that are at their level. And level includes language! The challenges of autism can be considerable but think about combining that with a language barrier. Holy batman have you set you and your student up for a whole of trouble. The Autism Helper is ridiculously excited to introduce a new line of resources:
Spanish Language Resources
Our first endeavor is an awesome set of basics. This resource – Spanish Visuals and Behavior Tools – contains a complete set of must-have visuals and behavior tools all in Spanish. Use these materials in the general education or special education setting. These resources are easy to use and effective for both children with disabilities and children without disabilities. Having these resources fully in Spanish adds an additional layer of differentiation and will be perfect for your Spanish speaking students!
Included in this packet:
– token economy chart
– visual necklace cards
– 3 strikes to time out visual
– good and bad visual behavior chart
– visuals for common classroom routines
– classroom visuals and labels
– technology visuals and social stories
Este recurso contiene una colección completa que debes de tener. Contiene herramientas visuales y de comportamiento en Español. Use estos materiales en educación especial o la clase general. Estos recursos son fácil de usar y efectivos para niños con discapacidades al igual a niños sin discapacidades. Teniendo estos recursos totalmente en español agrega una capa de diferenciación que será perfecta para sus estudiantes de habla hispana!
Incluido en este paquete:
– Grafica de fichas de economía
– Visual de 3 advertencias y tiempo fuera
– Grafica visual de buen y mal comportamiento
– Visuales de rutinas de clase comunes
– Visuales y etiquetas para su clase
– Visuales de tecnología e historias sociales
Check out the Video Preview of this resource: (in both Spanish & English)
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4 Responses
In all your spare time…. how about some French ones for those of us in Canada!
Christie
I purchased this and your visual necklace and the visuals for classroom routines because I thought they all matched. I was sad to see that the Spanish version of the visual necklace didn’t have the same pictures as the English version. Have you thought about doing all of the English pictures in Spanish?
I bought this as well as the visual necklace. I was bummed that the visual necklaces weren’t the same. Any chance of updating the spanish to match the english?
Hi Jessica, Do you mean there aren’t as many pictures? The Spanish version only includes a set of the Visual Necklace. Since there are other components included in the Spanish resources I couldn’t include all images due to copyright. Are there specific ones you are looking for? I am happy to make you some additional Spanish cards for the necklace. Email me at [email protected]. 🙂