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Printable token boards and data sheets: which one fits what you’re teaching

You can buy a printable token board, a task analysis data sheet and social skills assessment checklists as PDF downloads from the Special Learning store. The Token Economy System has boards at 3, 5, 7 and 10 tokens for $39.99; the task analysis data sheet with its how-to guide is $4.99; each assessment checklist is $4.99. This page sorts them by what you are doing: rewarding effort, teaching a skill step by step, finding what motivates your child, or checking social and communication skills.

Find one by what you’re doing

Prices are the Special Learning store’s prices on November 12, 2026, in US dollars, each paid in a single payment; these are digital downloads, and printed copies are not shipped. Each one is also on Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT).

Rewarding effort: a printable token board

Your child earns a token each time they do the behavior you are working on, and trades a full board for a reward they chose.

A printable token board: store price in US dollars
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Token Economy SystemPrintable “My Token Board” boards at 3, 5, 7 and 10 tokens, with an “I am working for” space for a picture of the reward. Instructions for preparing the boards and tokens (laminate, cut out, add Velcro), and a 2-page guide, How to Run Your Token Board: choosing behaviors and rewards, teaching what tokens mean, moving from 3 to 10 tokens, fading the board, and what to do when it isn’t working. Also includes a September 2011 ABA research summary on challenging behavior.13 PDFs, 26 pages$39.99Buy in our store
Also on TPT

Teaching a skill step by step: a task analysis data sheet

You break a skill into small steps and record how much help your child needed on each one.

A task analysis data sheet: store price in US dollars
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Task Analysis Data Collection Sheet and Instruction GuideA plain-language guide to breaking a skill into steps and to the levels of help, from physical prompting through modeling, gestures and spoken prompts to doing it alone. A filled-in 10-step example for washing and drying hands, and a blank sheet with 10 step rows, 6 date columns, a scoring key and a percent-independent line. Example skills in the guide: brushing teeth, washing hands, sweeping, making a sandwich.1 PDF, 4 pages$4.99Buy in our store
Also on TPT

Finding what your child will work for: a food preference assessment

You offer foods one at a time, write down what your child does, and rank them.

A food preference assessment: store price in US dollars
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Preference Assessment for Single Food ItemInstructions for offering foods one at a time on a plate, columns to mark whether your child goes for each food, how long they engage with it and what they do (eat it, touch it, walk away, throw it), and a RANK section. A worked example with a grape and a cracker shows how to rank. Fields for the date, the child and the adult’s initials.1 PDF, 2 pages$4.99Buy in our store
Also on TPT

Checking social and communication skills: assessment checklists

You rate what your child does today, so you know where to start teaching.

Assessment checklists: store price in US dollars
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Assessment for Self-Regulatory Social SkillsA checklist with a 0 to 3 rating for each skill, from needing frequent prompts to using it everywhere. Starts with being ready to interact, waiting and handling changes, then reading body language, expressing feelings, self-control, anger and keeping going when work is hard, then advanced skills like noticing another person’s feelings, trying something new and setting a goal.1 PDF, 11 pages$4.99Buy in our store
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Assessment for Relationship Building Social SkillsThe same 0 to 3 rating. Beginner skills include asking before touching, encouraging someone who is upset, making and answering phone calls, taking turns and winning or losing a game. Advanced skills include friendship, teasing, feeling left out, standing up for a friend, assertiveness, peer pressure, dating and difficult conversations.1 PDF, 8 pages$4.99Buy in our store
Also on TPT
Assessment Tools PackageBoth checklists above, self-regulation and relationship building, in one download.2 PDFs, 19 pages$7.99Buy in our store
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Communication Modality AssessmentA checklist of 25 yes or no questions about how your child communicates now (pointing, babbling, words, copying sounds, gestures, bringing you things, using toys and technology), with a scoring page that points to one of six ways to teach communication: spoken words, sign language, picture exchange, low-tech or high-tech communication devices, or first teaching the skills that come before communication.1 PDF, 2 pages$4.99Buy in our store
Also on TPT

The Assessment Tools Package is the two social skills checklists together for $7.99; they are $4.99 each on their own. Page counts are from the files themselves.

How to choose

  1. Your child knows the skill but doesn’t stick with it? Start with a token board. Pick one small behavior, let your child choose the reward, and begin with 3 tokens so the reward comes quickly. You can make a simple board free with our Token Board tool, and our free guide How to use a token board at home walks through the six steps. The Token Economy System gives you the 3, 5, 7 and 10 token boards ready to print, so you can move up as your child earns the reward easily.
  2. Teaching something with many steps, like washing hands, brushing teeth or making a sandwich? Use the task analysis data sheet. Write each step on its own row, and each day mark how much help your child needed. Day by day, the sheet shows which steps your child does alone and which still need help. A picture schedule for the same routine helps too: see printable visual schedules by routine.
  3. Not sure what your child will work for? Find out before you choose a reward. The food preference assessment shows you how to offer foods one at a time and rank them by whether your child eats each one and how long they stay with it.
  4. Planning social or communication goals? The checklists help you see where your child is today, skill by skill. They are made for the adult doing the assessment: an RBT or teacher working under a BCBA’s direction, or a parent working with a clinician. Share the results with your child’s team when you plan what to teach next.

Ready to start a token board? Get every board size in one set

The Token Economy System has printable boards at 3, 5, 7 and 10 tokens, instructions for preparing the boards and tokens, and a 2-page guide to running the board, for $39.99, a one-time digital purchase.

See the Token Economy System ($39.99)

Just want to try one first? Make a free board with the Token Board tool. See all data collection resources in the store.

Product details checked against the store on November 12, 2026.