Green Light, Yellow Light, Red Light

Green Light, Yellow Light, Red Light image

Description

Visual resource for feeding therapy to categorize current foods in a child's diet and achieve full inventory list of accepted or non-preferred foods.

Strategies and techniques

Just like a stoplight, food preferences are always changing! You can acknowledge that as the colors on the lights change, we can also change what foods we like to eat!

Visual graphic categorizing green, yellow, and red foods according to the child's preference. Attached is a log where therapist, child, and parent/caregiver can list out all foods in their current diet and place them in the correct category. This log can also serve as a way to shift some "target" foods for the family into the green or yellow categories. First page can also be used when introducing a new food to the child's diet. The child is able to assume a sense of independence by placing food in appropriate category, with the goal of wanting to get as many foods in the green light column as possible!

Emoticon images from Pixabay.
Happy Face: https://pixabay.com/illustrations/emoticon-emoji-smile-happy-1610573/

Not Sure Face: https://pixabay.com/illustrations/emoticon-emoji-yellow-face-smile-1634586/

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Haley Simpson about 3 years ago

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Green Light, Yellow Light, Red Light image

Description

Visual resource for feeding therapy to categorize current foods in a child's diet and achieve full inventory list of accepted or non-preferred foods.

Strategies and techniques

Just like a stoplight, food preferences are always changing! You can acknowledge that as the colors on the lights change, we can also change what foods we like to eat!

Visual graphic categorizing green, yellow, and red foods according to the child's preference. Attached is a log where therapist, child, and parent/caregiver can list out all foods in their current diet and place them in the correct category. This log can also serve as a way to shift some "target" foods for the family into the green or yellow categories. First page can also be used when introducing a new food to the child's diet. The child is able to assume a sense of independence by placing food in appropriate category, with the goal of wanting to get as many foods in the green light column as possible!

Emoticon images from Pixabay.
Happy Face: https://pixabay.com/illustrations/emoticon-emoji-smile-happy-1610573/

Not Sure Face: https://pixabay.com/illustrations/emoticon-emoji-yellow-face-smile-1634586/

License

No License (NL)

Grade levels

Grades K - 3

Themes

Food

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