ABA Tools of the Trade is a collection and summary of tools in ABA and how to use them to both track behavior and effect behavior change. Perfect whether you're new to data collection or just looking for new tools and strategies!
by Sam Blanco, PHD, BCBA, LBA and Val Demiri, PHD, BCBA-D, LBA
A comprehensive guide for any parent or professional working with autistic children. Parents of newly diagnosed children and professionals looking for a concrete curriculum will...
Contains programs to teach each Kindergarten Common Core standard using the evidence-based principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). The curriculum breaks down each standard into...
Contains programs to teach each First Grade Common Core standard using the evidence-based principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). The curriculum breaks down each standard...
Each side of this beautifully photographed solid wood cube puzzle is part of a different picture depicting kids participating in healthy, active and fun types of exercise … so this is like getting 6 different puzzles for the price of one!
The Real Life Learning Active Kids Cube Puzzle includes 6 full-color fun facts cards. One side of each card provides a solution guide for the completed puzzle, and the other side lists fun and educational facts related to the picture. The pictures on this cube puzzle, along with the included fun facts cards, offer a great avenue to discuss and reinforce how important it is to stay active and get plenty of exercise!
The Active Kids Cube Puzzle is made from solid wood. Safety tested, lead-free paint (rather than stickers) is used to apply the pictures directly onto the cube… which means no peeling, and helps ensure durability for years of fun.
Each side of the puzzle features a slightly different pattern on the border, helping kids get the cubes all onto the correct side. And, every one of our cube puzzles within a category has a different colored border to make sure the cubes don’t get mixed up! For example, in the “community and self” category of puzzles the active kids puzzle border is green, the community helpers puzzle border is yellow, the positive interactions puzzle border is blue, and the healthy habits puzzle border is purple.
Putting together puzzles helps to develop the ability to reason, deduce, analyze, and sequence, and directly effects logical thinking and problem solving skills. Physically, puzzles provide practice for hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness. In addition, the twelve 1 ½ inch wooden cubes in the puzzle are great for stacking, building and counting!
The active kids cube puzzle is 6 puzzles in one! The 6 puzzles, with matching fun fact cards, are: Jumping Rope, Running, Playing Soccer, Skating, Riding a Bike, and Karate.
The following are free resources for Activities, Lesson Plans, Record Keeping Aids and Articles related to the Active Kids Cube Puzzle: