Every visual support your room uses all day — schedules, First/Then, token boards, communication cards, calming supports, timers — on the tablet you already have. Plus 156 naturalistic teaching routines you find by whatever material is in your hands.
Built and tested in my own early-intervention classroom. Not a mockup — the thing I actually use.
Real screens from the working app — not concept art.
Twenty-plus boards, all editable per learner, all printable, all bilingual.
Today’s schedule and activity cards. Drag to reorder, swap in your own photos, print for the wall.
The transition workhorse. Set both sides in two taps and hand it to the learner.
Themed boards with adjustable goals. Each learner keeps their own reinforcer and token count.
Communication cards for break, help, more, wait, all done — plus a printable card board for AAC practice.
Guided breathing, calming choices, and a feelings check-in for co-regulation before things escalate.
A big, quiet countdown that makes waiting visible instead of abstract.
Step-by-step toileting and hand-washing sequences with girls’ and boys’ versions.
Ready-made stories and group-time blocks, including letter of the day.
Tally what matters in the moment, then export a CSV for graphing.
Every RBT knows the moment: the learner is finally regulated, you’re holding the bubbles, and your brain is empty. Curricula are organized by domain. Staff think in objects. So the library is indexed the way people actually search.
Use it with real learners in your real room before deciding anything.
tryclassroom
Open classroom.emobehaviorlab.com and enter that code. Full access for 90 days — every board, all 156 routines, both languages.
Open the app →Drop your email and I’ll send the code plus the setup steps — and you’ll get new clinical tools as they’re released. No spam, unsubscribe any time.
Your code is right above — no need to wait on the email.
$77
One-time purchase · single-classroom license · lifetime access
No. It opens in any browser. Add it to your tablet’s home screen and it launches like a native app — and works with no internet after the first open, which matters in buildings with bad wifi.
None. There are no accounts and no server storing learner information. Names, photos, and settings live on that device and nowhere else. That said, it is a classroom tool and not a HIPAA-secured record system — use initials, and keep protected health information in your agency’s system of record.
Yes — every board and all 156 activity routines have a full Spanish edition, switchable any time. It was built bilingual from the start, not translated afterward.
Pivotal Response Treatment and the Early Start Denver Model — two well-supported naturalistic developmental behavioral interventions. Each routine names the components it uses, so a supervisor can assign practice by component rather than by activity.
BCBAs, RBTs, special-education teachers, early-intervention teams, and speech and occupational therapists who share a classroom. Families use it at home too, on a parent access code.
The $77 license covers one classroom — every device and staff member in that room. For multiple classrooms or agency-wide licensing, get in touch through the site.
No. These are teaching materials and visual supports. They support — never replace — each learner’s individualized plan and your clinical judgment.
I’m Lia — a bilingual behavior analyst running clinic-based early intervention with autistic kids ages 18 months to 6 years. I built this because I was tired of hunting for the right visual mid-session, and because every RBT I supervised hit the same wall.
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