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Routines · Ages 2–12
Morning routine chart
Write or draw each step. Tick it together; reset for a new morning.
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Routines · Ages 2–12
Bedtime routine chart
Choose a short sequence. Add a quiet connection step and tick each part.
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Routines · Ages All ages
Weekly family planner
Add key plans, who helps and one restful moment. Leave some space free.
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Emotions · Ages 2–12
Feelings and support chart
Circle or point to a feeling. Pick a support together; all feelings are welcome.
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Transitions · Ages 2–12
First / Then board
Draw one necessary step and one realistic next activity. Keep it supportive, not a threat.
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Family relationships · Ages 2–12
Little wins progress chart
Agree on one small effort to notice. Add a star for trying; never remove earned stars.
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Emotions · Ages 2–12
Calm corner checklist
Choose safe items for your child. A calm corner is optional and never a punishment.
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Independence · Ages 5–12
School bag checklist
Touch each item as you check it. Add special items for your school and weather.
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Homework · Ages 5–12
Small-step homework planner
List one task per row, a small first step and a break. Ask the teacher about persistent difficulty.
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Family relationships · Ages 5–12
Family meeting worksheet
Give everyone a turn. Pick one problem and one plan to try for a week.
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School support · Ages 5–12
Parent–teacher meeting preparation
Use factual examples. Ask what school notices and agree who does what by the next check-in.
Educational support only, not diagnosis or treatment. Choose activities suited to your child’s skills and supervise as needed.