Five browser-based, print-ready tools for an early-intervention room — a calm, kind, consistent classroom that runs the same whether you're in the building or out for the day.
Built on Skill-Based Treatment — Happy, Relaxed & Engaged. By a BCBA who runs EI sessions.
Your visual schedule lives on one laptop. The calm-corner strategies are in someone's head. The new RBT doesn't know each learner's "easy button." And the day you're out, the room feels it.
You don't need another Pinterest printable. You need a system any staff member can pick up and run the same way — calm, kind, consistent.
That's the Master Early Intervention Class Kit.
Editable visual schedule plus First/Then, Choice, Token, Timer, and Yes/No boards. Swap any picture from the library, then print any board to laminate.
Regulation strategies and early-learner mindfulness, with a printable calm-corner poster so the strategy is on the wall, not in your memory.
The 5-stage Happy-Relaxed-Engaged response every staff member wears — lanyard/ring cards, a substitute card, and a zone poster so everyone responds the same way.
One card per learner: their exact "easy button," their HRE recipe, and their assent signals. Saves on the device — so the next staff member starts where you left off.
A zone map, bin/shelf/ring labels, and a 4 pm reset checklist — a home for every object, so the room resets itself instead of drifting.
An original picture-symbol library — Actions, Core Words, Emotions (English & Spanish), Food, Home, Places, School, Toys — drops straight into every board. Drawn to be inclusive: the children in the artwork are diverse, and the design is neurodivergent-friendly throughout.
Fifty seconds of the classroom app doing its job, then the actual screens your staff and families will use.
Screens shown from a live room setup with the default learner names — every picture and label is editable.
Unzip the folder, open one file in any browser, and the whole system runs — on a classroom laptop, an iPad, a Chromebook, a sub's phone. Tap Edit to change pictures and text; it saves on that device. Tap Print for laminate-ready pages.
Nothing is uploaded. Nothing leaves the device. No learner information ever touches a server — which is exactly what you want in a room full of kids.
Every tool operationalizes the same framework you'd defend in a peer review. The cascade cards are built around HRE — keeping the learner Happy, Relaxed, and Engaged. The FCR builder centers a functional communication response and the learner's assent signals. The boards run on clear antecedent supports and reinforcement, not compliance.
It's the difference between a room that looks regulated and a room that's designed to be. The full reference and evidence base ships inside the system.
Designed by a bilingual BCBA who runs EI sessions — for the BCBAs, RBTs, and EI teachers actually in the room.
$77
Try it free for three months first — code TRYCLASSROOM at classroom.emobehaviorlab.com
No. It's a folder of files that opens in any browser and runs fully offline. Unzip it, open index.html, and the whole system loads — no login, no app store, no Wi-Fi required.
Yes — anything with a browser. Each tool saves your edits on that specific device. For a shared room, set it up once on the classroom device everyone uses.
Yes. Tap Edit on any board to swap pictures from the 600+ symbol library or change the text, then tap Print for laminate-ready pages. The picture symbols are original artwork — yours to use in your room.
The emotion symbols include English and Spanish sets, and the boards are language-flexible since you edit the text yourself. A fuller Spanish edition is on the roadmap.
No — it's a classroom support tool. The FCR cards are built for initials or codes only. Keep names, DOBs, and clinical PHI in your secure, HIPAA-compliant systems.
Single-user license for your own classroom. For a center or multi-room license, email hello@emobehaviorlab.com. Digital downloads are final, but if a file won't open I'll make it right.