Can the Alert Program® help my students?

Yes, and we can show you how easily you can support attention for those who are in General or Special Education through low-budget activities in our books, songs, and games!In our Take Five! book, you’ll find lots of practical activities that have been kid-tested and teacher-approved; “we’ve been there, done it” for decades. So, we know the concerns of classroom teachers and we provide you with self-regulation activities for individual students, small groups, or your whole class.Your students will love learning about the Alert Program® vocabulary and strategies through the Test Drive (book and CD). It couldn’t be easier: This book and its engaging songs lay it all out for you, explaining what to say to your students and how to keep them alert for learning.We’ve adapted the classic games Go Fish and Bingo to be economical and fun for your classroom. Your students will enjoy them so much, they won’t even know they are learning concepts to make school easier.And you can teach the entire Alert Program® to your students using the Leader’s Guide’s step-by-step activities, and 50+ pages of reproducibles, so your students can learn how to be independent in changing how alert they feel.All of our books, games, and songs were developed to be easily implemented by teachers (General and Special Education), so you’ll want to check out our list of Alert Program® materials to learn more. Or you may want to begin by viewing our Overview of the Alert Program® Webinar.

What evidence supports the use of the Alert Program® in my classroom?

The Alert Program® has been helping students of all ages and ability levels since 1990 and research has demonstrated its effectiveness.Many teachers print out the 20+ pages of our “Alert Program® Literature and Research” document to share with parents, school administrators, or other team members to show the excellence in evidence-based practice. Want more ideas of how to get administrative support in your setting? Click here or browse answers to common questions in the Need Support section of our footer.

How can I explain the Alert Program® to parents?

Our complimentary, one page handout helps you pave the way in explaining to parents (team members or administrators) how the Alert Program® supports your classroom curriculum. Click here to print the “What’s All This Talk About Engines?” free handout.Also, many teachers have our Introductory Booklets on hand for parents (team members or administrators) who want to learn the basics of the Alert Program®. Or you may want to direct them to our website’s New to the Alert Program® page, Blog articles, or Free Resources to learn more.

How do I help my students attend and be focused in my classroom?

The Alert Program® online course has received rave reviews from teachers and administrators who feel empowered to implement self-regulation strategies in their classrooms, schools, or school districts. Learn how implementing a few self-regulation ideas into your lesson plans can yield positive results, in a relatively short amount of time! See our Alert Program® Online Course.

I’m totally new to the Alert Program®. Where should I begin?

We are happy to support you to find ways to help your students. You may have more questions and we’ve got answers! Click here to learn more about the Alert Program®.

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Meet the Alert Program® Founders

…Program® and the work you do? Sherry: Our website is www.AlertProgram.com and our toll-free number is 877-897-3478. We offer on the website our Introductory Booklet, Leader’s Guide, Take Five!, Test… Read more »

Alert Program® Overview: Supporting Children with Autism

…bodies from danger. That’s the response we need if a tiger is coming at us. Sensory overload is a commonly overlooked reason why a child goes into a fight, flight,… Read more »

Alert Program^® Literature and Research

Alert Program® Literature and Research We are committed to providing the practitioner and families with available evidence, research, and published literature related to the use and credibility of the Alert Program®…. Read more »

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How the Alert Program® Online Course can Help You

How’s it going? Comfortable at your computer or plagued by screen glare and a back ache? Good music in the background or nagging construction going on next door? Sipping a… Read more »

FREE Resources

FREE Resources Sometimes we need to help others “buy in” to understanding the importance of using self-regulation strategies. The following free resources are provided for ease in sharing the Alert… Read more »

Sensory Challenges and Solutions for Children & CareGivers

…full article, please go to www.NEWS-Line.com. Article written by Kelly Dolde, a freelance writer from Baltimore, Maryland, who is on the Editorial Staff of NEWS-Line for Occupational Therapists & COTAs…. Read more »

CEU Test Course Evaluation

…Five! CEU TestTest Drive CEU Test Did you experience any difficulties when receiving or submitting your CEU test?* Yes No Technical difficulties explanation: Upon completion of the book, how prepared… Read more »

Enhancing Lives with FASD: The Power of Self-Regulation

…essential when working with diverse populations. For example, research involving Australian Aboriginal communities emphasizes that aligning intervention strategies with local cultural practices significantly enhances participant engagement and overall program effectiveness… Read more »

Role of Self-Regulation in Neurodiverse Populations

Why Self-Regulation Matters for Everyone In our fast-paced, constantly changing world, individuals frequently encounter challenges that test their ability to adapt, maintain focus, and stay emotionally balanced. Whether in classrooms,… Read more »

Your Best Self Course Survey

…the course? (If you wouldn’t mind, please let us know your profession/job title so your comments are even more valuable). Thank you! Optional… Just FYI, your feedback and comments are… Read more »

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