Potty Training Visuals for Special Education

Potty Pocket is the best special education classroom visual potty training activity that will encourage students “to let someone know when they need to go!!!”  Many children especially toddlers have a fear of peeing and pooping in the toilet. Toddlers are the typical age to begin potty training and the transition from diapers to the toilet can be challenging.  However, Potty Pocket encourages interaction to either raise the peep, poop, or toilet image high to the sky with excitement or use the image as visual cues to let you know when he or she needs to go.  Potty Pocket is a great motivational toileting activity for early learners!!!

Classroom Potty Training Activity for Special Needs

Let’s get the whole classroom involved!!! Potty Pocket can be included in your daily lesson plan to motivate and encourage the whole class to become fearless and excited about going to the toilet. Toileting can be challenging for some students however, children have the tendency to mimic others and become motivated when the whole class is participating in the activity. Potty Pocket is here to help students with special needs who hide when they have to go, the students who have toileting fear and anxiety and for students who need communication assistance.  The ultimate goal for students using Potty Pocket is to prevent bashful bowel and bladder. Also to communicate the need of having to go!!!

Special Education Potty Training Resource

Potty Pocket was also designed for children with special needs.  Students who are nonverbal, have speech and language delays, Autism, and Special Needs will definitely enjoy The Potty Pocket Visual Communication Activity!!!

Toileting Activity for Non-Verbal Students

Students who are non-verbal can also practice pointing and holding up the images to communicate their toileting needs. Potty Pocket is definitely a fun potty training activity for all children. Potty Pocket motivates children to be excited about going!  The goal of Potty Pocket is to eliminate bashful bowel/bladder whether it’s caused by fear or anxiety. Potty Pocket is excited to offer your students the assistance needed to communicate and motivate their toileting needs.

Autism Potty Training Communication Activity

Communication needs and wants for children with Autism can be a challenge for them.  Potty Pocket is an assistive activity to practice and encourage communicating for specific elimination needs of the bowel and bladder.  It’s also a fun activity to help your little ones feel fearless and excited about going to the toilet!!!

Speech Delay Potty Training Visuals

Potty Pocket is an awesome visual communication activity for any age child needed assistance to meet his or her toileting need!!! Potty Pocket can motivate children with speech and language delays to point or hold up an image when he or she needs to go.  The repetition of hearing, viewing, and practicing sounds and words of the image can also encourage vocal pronunciation of the word, pee, poop, potty, and toilet!!!

Special Needs Potty Training Printable

You will receive a pdf file that includes:

Pee visual card with a label

Poop visual card with a label

Toilet visual card with a label (optional)

Your Toilet Training Visuals Includes:

1 11 x 8.5 Bathroom Poster

3 Visual cards for 20 students that are accessible for “on the go” – you can always print more if needed. You will always have access to the pdf file after purchase.

3 images and labels to match for up to 20 students that are ready to print – you will have access to the pdf file and you will be able to print duplicate copies of the pages if you have more than 20 students.

2 pocket templates for each student – with instructions on how to adhere them together in order for the pocket to work as a pocket😃

Watch on TikTok “How to Adhere Potty Pocket together Short Tutorial”

Toileting Training Communication Poster

Your visual toileting communication activity includes an 11 x 8.5 Potty Poster you can adhere to the bathroom door. Encourage your little one to point to the pee or poop image on the poster. Pointing encourages nonverbal and speech-delayed children’s communication skills by letting you know their needs and wants. The Potty Training Poster offers visual repetition to help your child memorize the images, understand, and identify. 

Visual Potty Cards

You will receive three potty visual cards that can be accessible for “on the go”.  Making a wristlet out of the pee, poop, and toilet is a great idea you can use. The potty training visual wristlet will offer the additional repetition needed for the individual to grasp communicating his or her potty/toileting needs.

Benefits of Potty Pocket

Visual Potty communication printable activity for kids. Fun interactive toilet training printable to encourage communication of bowel and bladder elimination and to prevent bashful toileting.

PLEASE READ

Our “How To Create A Learning Binder/Printable Sheets” blog post will provide you with all the material needed to bring your Potty training activity printables to life. You will want to pay the most attention to the following within the article:

Paper type for printing- Cardstock

Laminating Machine

Laminating Sheets

Scissors

Additional Material Needed to Bring Potty Pocket and all the Visuals to Life!!!

Jumbo Popsicle Sticks

Hot Glue Gun

Phone Cord Hair Tie

Key Ring or Metal Book Ring

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