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Social Story: No Biting
Social Story- BitingNo BitingA social story about biting and replacement behaviors instead of biting.What's included:Full page and half page social story versionsColor and black and white printer friendly versionsVisual Behavior Supports Activities included to check to understandingDigital Google Slides versionLooking for more social stories? Check out my many other social story topics in my store and also my large bundles!Don't forget to follow my by clicking the green star at the top of my pag
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IEP Goal Tracker & Google Data Form | SPED TEACHER CASELOAD Progress Monitoring
If you’re a special education teacher working with students and/or paras, you need a system to keep track of how often you work on IEP goals! When you work on a team with multiple people collecting data & implementing IEP goals, it's important to lead in an organized way so that everyone is on the same page! You can use this system to have a visual of WHICH IEP goals have not been worked on recently. The purpose of the IEP Goal Tracker: If you rotate paras like I do, it’s easy for there to b
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Also included in: GROWING Bundle | TRANSITION Planning & Skills | High School Special Ed
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 he
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Private Vs. Public Social Story
This is a story explaining the difference between private places/behaviors and public places/behaviors. This story would be helpful to individuals on the autism spectrum and others with developmental disabilities.
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Teacher's Job and My Job Social Story Packet
Social Stories are beneficial for helping children, especially those with an autism spectrum disorder learn how to deal with different situations or challenges. A Social Story is a short story that describes a skill, situation, context, or concept. Frequently the story will include information that is assumed that “everyone knows” and uses a positive tone through descriptive and coaching sentences. Social Stories guide the child to an increased understanding of an event or situation and hopef
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Social Skills Scripted Ice Cream Scoops Activity
Making ice cream cones with Social Skill Scoops is a fun way to identify and practice important social skills for friendship building. Adapted from Boys Town's Treatment Model for Troubled Children and Adolescents, this interactive role playing game includes the following:
1. 36 brief Social Scenarios for Social Skills problem solving.
2. 18 Compliment Incentive Cards to be rewarded by peers.
3. 50 Prompted Social Skills and Scripts on ice cream scoops for identifying skills and role play. Fo
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Social Story "I Can Show Respect by Not Arguing"
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This social story was created to teach expected behaviors and socially appropriate expectations within the classroom. This particular social story was originally created individuals who would argue, or disrupt the classroom with outburst when a non preferred activity/subject was presented. This story targets the following: Expla
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Keeping My Hands to Myself Social Story | Don't Touch Others Social Story
Use this social story to discuss the importance of keeping your hands to yourself at school!What's included?10 page social story in COLOR10 page social story in BLACK & WHITE
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Adapted Safety Cards - Personal Information Practice Special Ed & Speech Therapy
These adapted personal information cards provide the visual support needed to practice safety skills with your students. They can also be used to practice returning a question to their conversation partner. These cards are now offered in Boom Cards. You can get both the printables and the digital version in the Adapted Cards Bundle!⇨ WHAT’S INCLUDED ⇦○ 18 total personal information questions and scripted answers (with fill-in-the-blank)○ 6 individual personal information topics○ Each topic card
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Self-Monitoring Checklists for Independent Classwork & Homework
These Self-Monitoring Checklists (2) for Independent Classwork & Homework were designed to be used as a set. By providing your students with an outline of steps to follow for independent problem solving, before seeking adult support, they will be empowered. This should be used with those students who frequently say things like "I don't know how," "I can't," or "I need help," After making it all the way through the Self-Monitoring Checklist on their own, the students are encouraged to asked t
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School Emergency Drills Visual Support Cards BUNDLE for Autism, Life Skills
School emergency drills such as a lock down or fire drill can be confusing for any student, especially for those who are nonverbal or have other special needs. Teachers can use these visual supports to help guide students through these practice emergency drills (or a real emergency) by showing students visual supports for expected behaviors and directions. This bundle includes 5 school emergency drills visual support sets: -Fire drill-Tornado drill-Lock down drill (also known as an intruder dril
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My Story about Waiting - Social Skill Narrative - Coping Life Skills Resource
Are you trying to help your students effectively manage their waiting skills and develop pro-social behaviors? Look no further than our "My Story About Waiting Social Narrative" resource! This engaging social narrative is designed to support students, including those with Autism or special needs, in understanding the concept of waiting, cultivating patience, and building essential life skills.Our "My Story About Waiting Social Narrative" is the perfect resource to support social skill developmen
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Also included in: BUNDLE - EARLY LEARNING & SCHOOL READINESS (letters number shapes)
Conversation Skills Social Story Bundle
This bundle of social stories for kids focuses on the theme of conversation and speech skills. The social stories included in this bundle are:Greeting OthersStaying on TopicStarting a ConversationThink it, Don't Say itNo Copying OthersLyingSaying GoodbyeAsking for HelpSaying SorryName-Calling and NicknamesInterrupting OthersIntroducing MyselfBeing PoliteAccepting NoAccepting CriticismMaking Eye ContactEnding a ConversationAsking QuestionsEavesdroppingBeing a Good ListenerComplimentsTattling vs.
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Using Fidgets Social Story
Some children have a hard time sitting still in order to listen and need to use fidgets to keep themselves busy. However, fidgets can get out of hand if there are not rules for them. This story addresses the rules of fidgets and that if they are not used properly, they are called distractions and that distractions are taken away. I always review this with my class at the start of the year and practice using the fidgets appropriately. These rules also help when children bring toys to school be
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Morning | Afternoon (A.M + P.M.) Visual Chart | Telling Time
This is an excellent visual chart for students! If you need this modified to meet the needs of a specific student or would like an editable copy, please email us and we will be sure to help you out!! Message from GOOD HUMAN PROJECTClick here to follow us on TpT! Our followers are the first to learn of new resources we create and free items we post!We LOVE our ENVIRONMENT so please only print the pages from our resources that are going to be beneficial to you. Feel free to discard our Product P
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Bathroom Visual Schedule
A wonderful resource to use with your students who need visuals to complete tasks in the bathroom. How to use: print out, laminate and the student can use checkmarks when the task is completeImages from Boardmakeronline by MayerJohnson, and Tobii Dynavox................................................................................................DynaVox Mayer-Johnson2100 Wharton StreetSuite 400Pittsburgh, PA 15203Phone: 1 (800) 588-4548Fax: 1 (866) 585-6260Email: mayer-johnson.usa@mayer-johns
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Feel Need Chart for Emotional Regulation | Social Emotional Language Skills
Give your students the language they need to communicate their feeling and needs in a productive way with this easy-to-use chart. Students can use the bold icons to communicate how they are feeling and what they need in order to manage those emotions.Included in this Resource:A base "I Feel so I Need" chart for students to use for communication 12 Feelings Icons50 Needs IconsStorage options for the iconsA setup guide with tips for teachersLink to editable Google Slides template
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Visual Cues to Get Ready Tell Whats Wrong
Visuals at your fingertips, done for you! Here is a collection of visual cues to use for morning routines, for when students are having difficulty getting started, or when something seems to be wrong. Sometimes, even when students have aac systems or are verbal, they need some extra cues or support to get started, get centered, or let go. Having visual cues hand - on their desks, on rings nearby, in the hands of their aides - is helpful both for input and for expression. Being able to tell us t
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Sharing With My Friends- Social Story in Spanish and English
This social narrative is provided in Spanish and English. It is a story to help students understand acceptable ways to handle play situations when they want to play with something someone else has. Social narratives are great for children with special needs or young children needing explicit teaching of different skills!
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Social Story "Asking for Permission"
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This social story was created to teach expected behaviors and socially appropriate expectations within the classroom. This particular social story was originally created for an individual who would use classroom materials (i.e. computer, iPad) or leave the room abruptly without requesting permission or disclosing his intent. I ha
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Talking with my Friends-Social Story in Spanish and English
This is a social narrative to help students with communication in social situations. Social narratives are great for children with special needs or young children needing explicit teaching of different skills! This story is provided in Spanish and English.
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Playing Outside-Social Story in Spanish and English
This is a social narrative to help students understand the expectations when playing outside on the playground. Social narratives are great for children with special needs or young children needing explicit teaching of different skills! This story is provided in Spanish and English.
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Social Story - Using the Phone, Calling, Texting, Messaging, DMs
Social story with reflection questions to further discussion and reinforce cell phone etiquette.Almost everyone has a phone, and instant access to directly message anyone. It can be difficult figuring out how to navigate messaging interactions.This social story /lesson helps people learn the basics of how to appropriately interact with others on their phone.Can be used as a whole class /large group lesson, utilizing the reflection question slides as "turn and talk" or discussion points.Can be
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My Personal Bubble Social Story
We have all had/have those students in our classes that just have no concept of personal space. A lot of the time they don't mean any harm by it, but then other students get upset because they are all up in their faces. This social story takes the idea of imaging there is a bubble around us and the rules that go with having our own personal bubble. A fun way to teach our students about personal space and how important this is!I have used a beautiful font from 'Graphics From the Pond' and gorgeou
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