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Resources from District’s K-12 Behaviorist

  • KidPointz – Pointing Kids in The Right Direction

    Reward Charts, Family Scheduling & Morning Routines

    Whether it’s Reward Charts, Family Scheduling or just getting your child going with a morning routine, our free printable charts can help. From sibling rivalry and classroom behavior to motivating kids to do chores and homework, Kid Pointz offers parenting tips and resources that can help. Our comprehensive library of parenting articles and videos provide valuable information on popular child behavior topics such as shyness, bullies, ADHD and even potty training. Kid Pointz also offers free family activities and behavior tools that can assist with a variety of behavior problems and provide you with easy to implement parenting tips. Get feedback from child behavior experts and from parents on how to fit positive parenting into your daily life.

     

  • Center For Parent Information & Resources

    Your central “Hub” of information and products created for the network of Parent Centers serving families of children with disabilities

    All the materials found on the CPIR Hub have been created and archived for Parent Centers around the country to help them provide support and services to the families they serve. The CPIR employs a user-centered process, gathering the perspectives of our experienced audience—Parent Center staff members and other experts—every step of the way, to create products and services that increase Parent Centers’ knowledge and capacity in specific domains.

     
     
     

  • Children’s Mental Health and Emotional or Behavioral Disorders Project

    Families of children with mental health, emotional and behavioral disorders needs often navigate multiple systems to access necessary supports and services. Families may also face additional challenges due to the stigma about mental health. PACER’s Inspiring Opportunities Project will bring together parents, youth and professionals to help families receive the resources and support their children need. This project will also promote an increased understanding of children’s mental health, emotional and behavioral needs in the broader community.

     

    • Want Something to Do With the Kids?

      This is a link for HV Parent Magazine.  You will find tons of activities and articles on being a parent in the Hudson Valley.

       

    • Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson – Orange County

      Information on how to join the Girl Scouts (ages 5-17)

       

    • Cub Scouts/Boy Scouts of America

      Information on how to to join the Cub Scouts (ages 7-10) or Boy Scouts (ages 11-17) of America

       

    • Social Skills Classes

      Information on a Social Skills Classes provided by Hudon Valley Behavioral Solutions in Highland.

      Social Skills Classes:

      Our Social Skills classes focus on core skills that are used in a variety of social situations.  We address basic skills such as eye contact and listening as well as working on more complex skills like conflict resolution, handling bullying, and recognizing nonverbal social cues.

      Social skills can be difficult to teach.  Rather than having students simply talk about the skills, we manipulate the surroundings in order to make the instructional setting as close to the natural environment as possible.  Parents are given a summary sheet to help with the generalization of skills at home.

      Classes have monthly payment options, most classes can also be paid for through insurances (authorization required and copays may apply).