Social Communication Life Skills Problem Solving Scenarios for Speech Therapy

Do your students lack appropriate social language skills? If you are trying to teach students with communication disorders what they can and what they should not say when in the community, this resource, with specific lessons and visual cues, will help.

This has been used for both teens and adults with autism, developmental disabilities, and significant language disorders to keep them safe and socially appropriate.

Knowing what they can say and what might be a social communication mistake will help your students avoid being embarrassed and feel like they fit in.

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Contents:

• Lesson pages with visual cues included,

• Additional visual cues,

• and practice question cards.

There are lesson pages for

• taking a bus,
• eating at a fast food restaurant,
• shopping,
• using public bathrooms and urinals,
• and talking to strangers.

• visual cues to cut apart and take with you.

• 16 practice questions

• 1/4 sized pages to take with you

Help your students develop the social communication skills they need in the community.

Buyers like you say:

• I really enjoyed using these scenarios with my students, I always struggle to come up with something spur of the moment.
• This resource has great visuals for students and useful practice scenarios.
• Great resource for group participation and discussion.
• This is an incredibly great resource for my adult clients!

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