Some students respond great to a simple boundary created with colored floor tape.
block off the teacher's area so students do not enter |
create a line for students to line up on |
designate a student's boundary at the table |
Other students need a larger cue to know where to stand in line.
Emily Ottmar Stevenson Elementary, Mad River Local Schools |
Jessica Burns Demmitt Elementary, Vandalia |
Or where to sit on the carpet.
These placemats are cheap, portable, and can be color coded for each student.
Emily Ottmar Stevenson Elementary, Mad River |
These portable carpet squares from IKEA are another cost-effective way to incorporate visual cues that can easily be moved or put away when not in use.
Kate Pennington Kettering ECEC, Kettering |
Jessica Burns Demmitt Elementary, Vandalia |
One of our favorite visual supports for the carpet are Sit Spots. Sit Spots are completely backed in scratchy velcro so they are perfect for sticking to carpet but won't leave any sticky residue and can easily be moved. They can be purchased in a variety of colors and shapes.
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