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Using Your Plan: Teaching Skills

Teach Replacement Behaviors: Replace Challenging Actions with Positive Skills When using the behavior plan, focus on teaching your child new skills that replace challenging behaviors. Define these skills clearly, breaking them down into step-by-step task analyses for complex ones.

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10 Board Games for a Great Special Needs Game Night

Making Family Game Nights Inclusive and Fun Does your child with special needs struggle to connect with others during game nights? Remember those moments when you felt frustrated or worried about your child not fitting in. Try hosting game nights centered around board games like Thinkfun’s Roll & Play, perfect for sensory learning activities.

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A Father Finds Comfort In The Following Words

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Super Dadvocates: Super Dads Making a Difference

Meet Our Super Dad Advocates: Stephen Beck’s Legacy Continues Stephen Beck Jr.’s vision sparked a community movement—now, Catherine Beck empowers you with a dedicated team ensuring his dream endures. Learn how Rick Hodges and Phil Pedlikin are living out this mission daily to change lives.

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THE BIG 3 Summer Super Foods For Kids

Supercharge your child’s health this summer with nutrient-packed foods. Eggs provide protein and vitamins essential for brain function. Oatmeal offers slow-release energy from fiber-rich grains. Fresh fruits bring natural sweetness and vital nutrients to fuel active bodies. Fuel your child’s development the delicious way!

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Sharing “I CAN!” attitudes: Gigi & Matias

I had gone to visit Gigi at school the Friday before Mother’s Day. Her teacher asked me to observe her reading an entire book to me by herself while highlighting key details about the main characters.

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Sharing “I CAN!” attitudes: Jordan

Amidst life’s daily challenges, Jordan’s newfound excitement about school exemplifies the triumph of determination over obstacles. See how this son’s remarkable growth illustrates that hope and progress are possible for every child with learning differences.

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Keeping Our Children Safe in the Real World

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Designing Strategies to Improve Your Child’s Behavior

Why should you care about improving your child’s behavior? This guide breaks it down into simple steps, starting with understanding what drives their actions. By identifying patterns and functions behind challenging behaviors, you can find targeted solutions that work for your family’s unique situation. Ready to make manageable changes that lead to lasting results?

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