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5 4 3 2 1 5-Point Scale Adapted from Buron & Curtis, 2003. Created Date: 4/24/2014 10:42:02 AM
There are a range of templates, resources and suggestions of appropriate strategies available which can support autistic learners. This section of the Toolbox has collated a small sample of free resources available to download.
5-Point Scales: Before you implement a 5-Point scale strategy, it’s important to do preparation ahead of time. The first step is to determine what is the situation your student is struggling with. Next, identify the skill or concept that must be taught to help them with that situation.
This tool featuring happy to sad or mad faces is called a 5 Point Scale. Its purpose is to help children and adults learn how to recognize when they are starting to feel anxious, upset or mad and how to use strategies to calm down that work for them.
The Incredible 5-Point Scale problem-solve behavioral responses of others, troubleshoot past and future social scenarios, and create plans for self-management.
5-point scale musts…. • Keep it positive • 1 is little / 5 is big (do not use right/wrong) • Personalise your scale • Teach the system - model using the system - give examples of what each stage looks like • Practice when all is calm
Demonstrate positive and functional ways to respond to and interact with individuals prior to and during difficult situations using the Incredible 5-Point Scale. Explain how to use the 5 levels of the 5-Point Scale based on identification of problematic situations and 5 possible responses the person might exhibit.
