Many students are prompt dependent when it comes to asking for help. These cards and visual reminders are a great way to encourage children to ask for help without someone verbally asking them first if they need help. Helping children grow in these vital skills is one of the most important things a teacher can teach students.

This set of visuals aims to grow children in self-advocacy and independence. Children need targeted prompts in front of them on a consistent basis in order to learn, and these visuals provide tools for such learning. The visuals are in color but also print well in black and white if you choose not to use color. These are visuals that a teacher, clinician or aide can teach a student to use independently in the class or therapy sessions.

This packet includes

• Desk cards for students to use to depict if they need help or are all finished.
• Cards to inform whether a lot of help is needed or just a little.
• Clarification questions that can be asked to help gain more understanding.
• Checklist for what students can do when they aren't sure with corresponding emoji
• Five finger step visual
• Try 3 before me visual

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