Calming Corner Posters: reference for a time out, take 5, or break corner

*UPDATED* I started using "1, 2, 3, Magic" in my classroom and therefore have a "Take 5" break location set up at all times (you can read more about this program here: http://www.123magic.com/teachers/). I originally began this program upon the recommendation of our board's behavioural psychologist for a sweet little peanut in my class diagnosed with ADHD and Autism, but I loved the simplicity of the program so much that I now use it for my whole bunch of firsties. These posters are an integral part of this process for me. My special needs students especially thrive on visuals and these posters do just the trick.

I kept the posters incredibly simple for a reason; our "Take 5" space is incredibly simple! It is free of distractions and other tools that might be useful in other situations (such as stress balls, sensory bottles, stuffed animals, etc.). It is simply meant as a space to take a break and calm down so that the child is better able to make better choices upon his/her return.

I also have a mirror set up in the space which compliments the posters nicely.

Download the preview for a detailed look at exactly what is included :)

**(the pack is now UPDATED and includes 2 more poster options with "sitting on the floor" as opposed to "sitting in the chair")

CLICK HERE to read about how I use the 1, 2, 3, Magic! program in my own classroom (including what my "Take 5" space looks like and how it is used).

PSSTTT!

If you would like to CUSTOMIZE one or all of the posters, I recommend the EDITABLE Calming Corner Posters instead, which includes the above listing *as well as* editable versions of each poster!

AND if you would like a FRENCH version, I've got you covered! FRENCH Calming Corner Posters