Tantrum or Meltdown Cards Autism Behavior
Tantrum or Meltdown clip cards for students with autism.
20 cards with real life scenarios
Your students will read each scenario & then answer the question “What is happening? tantrum or meltdown”
These cards were created to help your students & their peers think about and the differences between tantrums (not getting what you want) and meltdowns (caused by sensory and/or anxiety triggers). Becoming more aware of their own triggers can help students develop some basic self advocacy skills.
To prepare- print, cut & laminate. Your students will use clothes pins to clip their answers.
This set can be used as independent task, or 1-to-1 activity for direct instruction.
You might also like: Feeling Angry Cards & Worksheets
Shop more Sensory resources HERE
Shop more Behavior resources HERE
Tantrum or Meltdown clip cards for students with autism.
20 cards with real life scenarios
Your students will read each scenario & then answer the question “What is happening? tantrum or meltdown”
These cards were created to help your students & their peers think about and the differences between tantrums (not getting what you want) and meltdowns (caused by sensory and/or anxiety triggers). Becoming more aware of their own triggers can help students develop some basic self advocacy skills.
To prepare- print, cut & laminate. Your students will use clothes pins to clip their answers.
This set can be used as independent task, or 1-to-1 activity for direct instruction.
You might also like: Feeling Angry Cards & Worksheets
Shop more Sensory resources HERE
Shop more Behavior resources HERE
Tantrum or Meltdown clip cards for students with autism.
20 cards with real life scenarios
Your students will read each scenario & then answer the question “What is happening? tantrum or meltdown”
These cards were created to help your students & their peers think about and the differences between tantrums (not getting what you want) and meltdowns (caused by sensory and/or anxiety triggers). Becoming more aware of their own triggers can help students develop some basic self advocacy skills.
To prepare- print, cut & laminate. Your students will use clothes pins to clip their answers.
This set can be used as independent task, or 1-to-1 activity for direct instruction.
You might also like: Feeling Angry Cards & Worksheets
Shop more Sensory resources HERE
Shop more Behavior resources HERE
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