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Communication chart for requesting help and expressing needs using an accessible response mode.
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| Goal | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Communicate a need using speech, a gesture, a card or a device | |||||
| 2. Share a message using an agreed communication mode | |||||
| 3. Say please, thank you, and excuse me |
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See the free planSelected K–5 guidance · editorial review October 27, 2026
For a K–5 classroom response, agree on the observable message and an accessible way to share it. The guide describes gestures, actions and response cards for lesson responses. Extending this into an individual communication goal needs the student’s existing communication supports and team review.
Lane et al. (2024), Recommendation 5, printed p. 47 / PDF p. 53
Teacher-Delivered Behavioral Interventions in Grades K–5, IES / What Works Clearinghouse. US public domain; reuse notice. Summarized and adapted by Evident. The source does not validate this goal, layout, rating scale or individual target and does not establish effectiveness for secondary students. No author or agency endorsement.
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Keep the student’s communication tools available. Model a request using their agreed speech, gesture, card or device. Respond to the message without making access to basic needs conditional.
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07 / Available in 28 languages
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