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Free Kindergarten child care scripts
Taking Care of my Toys - Social Story
I made this for a friend of mine who had a child that forcefully threw toys when she became mad or frustrated. Feel free to edit as needed, but this social story is about why throwing toys is not okay. This was made in Power Point, so you can adjust the size of the pages for the book depending on how you set the pages to print.
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PreK - 2nd
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Don't Say "No" to Mom say "Okay"
This is a social story written for Mothers. It targets child who perpetually says "no" to everything you ask. It helps retrain him/her in saying "no" automatically and saying "okay" or "yes". This is all about listening/following directions/doing things asked of us **even** when we don't want to.
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PreK - 3rd
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Visual Reminder Strips - Worksheet Edition
This product has been developed to be used with students with Autism or other Developmental Disabilities and can be used for a wide range of ages. Students with ASD respond better to following visual instructions compared to verbal instructions. These visual reminders strips will help to promote independence in their daily work at school.
For more resources, tips, and materials to help you teach children with autism please visit my blog: http://adventuresintheatc.blogspot.ca
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PreK - 12th
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Nap time Social Story
Naptime is a two page social story that guides children in what is expected of them at nap time. This can be reviewed with children at a nursery school or daycare. Parents can also review this social story with their children.
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PreK - K
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Tucker the Turtle Coloring Sheets (FREE PDF)
These are coloring sheets to accompany the social story "Tucker the Turtle". It is a way to extend and continue the discussion about the Tucker the Turtle story, and gives a tangible visual that you can use to talk about Tucker and his feelings. Suggested activities: - Color the 3-step "STOP, TUCK, THINK" page and post it in your classroom, or in a Quiet Corner. - Color the "angry" Tucker, and talk about how we can feel in our bodies when we're upset. - Write some ideas for how to solve problems
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PreK - 2nd
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Handout For Talking To Parents About a Speech and Language Difference FREEBIE
It can be intimidating to have difficult conversations with families,for example, when you suspect a child has speech and language differences. I hope this guide can help support early childhood educators, daycare providers, primary school teachers and even new SLPs navigate these discussions and ultimately help the child and family!This FREEBIE resource includes:rationale on the importance early childhood leaders have in a child's early communication Five (5) Step Process on how to navigate dif
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PreK - 1st
Social Story: We Can Be Problem Solvers
A social story from the Pyramid Model (SEFEL) framework to help children learn how to engage in social problem solving. Pairs with the Solutions Kit available on the CSEFEL website.
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PreK - K
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COVID-19
This social story can help young children understand the COVID-19 virus. It briefly explains what COVID-19 is, how to wash hands, and who we can help keep safe.
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PreK - 1st
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