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Life skills scripts for Google Apps
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
Understanding my IEP GOALS | Help students rewrite IEP goals in their own words
STOP WRITING IEPS WITHOUT YOUR STUDENT’S INPUT! If you’re a Transition, Self-Contained, or Special Education teacher for students Ages 13 -20, it is legally mandatory to include students in the IEP process! Teach students the self-determination skills to take control of their futures, by explaining to students what their IEP goals & vision are, how to rewrite their goals into their own words, and why this is important! • This simple to use activity can be done once a year (with every student
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: GROWING Bundle | TRANSITION Planning & Skills | High School Special Ed
Parent Teacher Student Led Conferences Templates
Looking for a low prep way to prepare for conferences? The Parent Teacher Student Led Conferences Templates for Middle School are made to help make the student led conference process easy for teacher, parent, and student! This type of conference is designed with the middle school student in mind. It can be used in a home, hybrid, 1:1 classroom, or traditional school setting and it comes in both a PDF and an editable digital Google Docs TM format.What's included?Teacher DirectionsSample Teacher
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7th - 8th
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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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10 Full-Length Behavior Interventions
Are you tasked with providing behavior support to students in schools but either have run out of ideas or don't know where to start? When supporting students who exhibit challenging behaviors, it is important to use research-based interventions for maximum effectiveness. However, it is often difficult to translate research into practice and to figure out how to develop an intervention that is actually practical for use in a classroom setting.This resource aims to save you countless hours of rese
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Also included in: Bundle: 10 Full-Length Behavior Interventions & Supplements
Keeping Seatbelt On The Bus: A social story
-Highly editable-Includes: token chart for the bus-22 colored pages with images-Keeping seatbelt on the bus for students' safety-For kids who need help sitting on the bus with their seatbelts on-For kids with autism who need priming and visuals before going on the bus-Frontload kids so they know what to expect-Visual reminder for students on the bus-Can be used for home/school/before any changes
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PreK - 2nd
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Daily Email Templates
Daily emails are a great way to have students practice their writing and communication skills. In my classroom, I have a number of copies printed, laminated and stored in a pocket chart for easy access. We vary our emails based on the activities we take part in each day. You can insert text boxes to model for your students as well.
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6th - 12th
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Green Team Starter Kit
Interested in starting a club at your school? Here is everything you will need to start a Green Team and help your students learn about reducing, reusing and recycling. This starter kit will provide ways for students to take action and be leaders in the school. It includes...year long schedule templates for and information about how we run announcements a number of skits for students to perform about going greendifferent programs to run such as ColorCycling, recycling, and events for schoolaward
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3rd - 8th
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Social Story: Fire Alarms at School UPDATED (Autism,Life Skills,SEL,Special Ed)
Social Story: Fire Alarms at School (Autism Resource, Life Skills. ASD, Special Ed) UPDATED, EDITABLEPrintable and editable to use in the classroom or at home! Great back to school resource or use throughout the year!Perfect for kids with Autism(ASD) and other learning disabilities! Works great for preschoolers&elementary age kids as well as teenagers (middle school) in a life skills or special education(SpEd) program.A great classroom management for ABA style teaching and autism behavior su
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Social Story: Elopement - Asking to Leave the Classroom UPDATED(Autism,SEL,SpEd)
Social Story: Elopement - Asking to Leave the Classroom UPDATED (Autism, Life Skills, SpEd, SEL)Printable and editable to use in the classroom or at home! Great back to school resource or use throughout the year!Perfect for kids with Autism(ASD) and other learning disabilities! Works great for preschoolers&elementary age kids as well as teenagers (middle school) in a life skills or special education(SpEd) program.A great classroom management for ABA style teaching and autism behavior support
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Social Story for Using an iPad at School ***EDITABLE***
Having an iPad at school can be an incredible teaching tool. It can also be an incredible distraction! This simple, clear, and engaging social story can help prepare your students for using this technology in a safe and productive manner. The text is fully editable, so can prepare your students for exactly what you expect!To change the clipart, insert a textbox over the image you wish to change. Fill the textbox white. Add a new image on top of the white-filled text box. Check out some of my oth
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Also included in: Social Story Growing Bundle! ***EDITABLE***
Social Story: When Someone Accidentally Bumps Into Me UPDATED (Autism, SEL)
Social Story: When Someone Accidentally Bumps Into Me UPDATED (Autism, Life Skills, SEL, Special Ed)Printable and editable to use in the classroom or at home! Great back to school resource or use throughout the year!Perfect for kids with Autism(ASD) and other learning disabilities! Works great for preschoolers&elementary age kids as well as teenagers (middle school) in a life skills or special education(SpEd) program.A great classroom management for ABA style teaching and autism behavior sup
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Not Grade Specific
Social Story: Asking For A Break UPDATED(Autism, Life Skills, SEL, Special Ed)
Social Story: Asking For A Break UPDATED(Autism, Life Skills, SEL, Special Ed)Digital, printable and editable to use in the classroom or at home! Great back to school resource or use throughout the year!Perfect for kids with Autism(ASD) and other learning disabilities! Works great for preschoolers&elementary age kids as well as teenagers (middle school) in a life skills or special education(SpEd) program.A great classroom management for ABA style teaching and autism behavior support. ALL of
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Social Story: Elopement: When It Is Okay to Leave the Building UPDATED (Autism)
Social Story: When It Is Okay to Leave the Building UPDATED (Autism, Life Skills, ASD, Special Ed)Digital, printable and editable to use in the classroom or at home! Great back to school resource or use throughout the year!Perfect for kids with Autism(ASD) and other learning disabilities! Works great for preschoolers&elementary age kids as well as teenagers (middle school) in a life skills or special education(SpEd) program.A great classroom management for ABA style teaching and autism behav
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Not Grade Specific
Social Story: Saying Hello & Making Conversations UPDATED (Autism, Life Skills)
Social Story: Saying Hello & Making Conversations (Autism Resource, Life Skills. ASD, Special Ed) UPDATED, EDITABLEPrintable and editable to use in the classroom or at home! Great back to school resource or use throughout the year!Perfect for kids with Autism(ASD) and other learning disabilities! Works great for preschoolers&elementary age kids as well as teenagers (middle school) in a life skills or special education(SpEd) program.A great classroom management for ABA style teaching and
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Student Led IEP Meeting - End of year / Editable Presentation (Template Slides)
Empower middle and high school students to take control of their Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings through a student-led approach. This involves equipping them with a structured script, progress report, and goal review materials. By embracing student-led IEP meetings, adolescents and young adults can assume responsibility and ownership over the proceedings with appropriate guidance and preparation.How does it work?Students familiarize themselves with the IEP meeting framework and a
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Social Story for Using a Trampoline at School ***EDITABLE***
Having a trampoline at school can be an incredible teaching tool. Whether for breaks, sensory input, or a reward for good behavior, having a trampoline in class can be essential. It can also be an incredible distraction! This simple, clear, and engaging social story can help prepare your students for using a trampoline in a safe and productive manner. The story includes directions for the management system I have found effective - a list with laminated names to put on "My turn" or "All Done." I
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Also included in: Social Story Growing Bundle! ***EDITABLE***
Student Behavior Contract - Respecting Boundaries; Acceptable Technology Use
Behavior contracts can be useful for addressing student behavior before it becomes a major area of concern. It clearly outlines what is expected of the student, the responsibilities of the school staff that work with the student, and the reinforcement that a student can receive for meeting his/her behavior goal(s). When used appropriately, it may reduce the need for more intensive behavior intervention. This behavior contract is ideal for a student who has taken pictures, made recordings, and/or
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Student Behavior Contracts Bundle
Student Behavior Contract - Managing Emotions
Behavior contracts can be useful for addressing student behavior before it becomes a major area of concern. It clearly outlines what is expected of the student, the responsibilities of the school staff that work with the student, and the reinforcement that a student can receive for meeting his/her behavior goal(s). When used appropriately, it may reduce the need for more intensive behavior intervention. This behavior contract is ideal for a student who has becomes easily angered/frustrated when
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Student Behavior Contracts Bundle
Student Behavior Contract - Gaining Attention Appropriately
Behavior contracts can be useful for addressing student behavior before it becomes a major area of concern. It clearly outlines what is expected of the student, the responsibilities of the school staff that work with the student, and the reinforcement that a student can receive for meeting his/her behavior goal(s). When used appropriately, it may reduce the need for more intensive behavior intervention. This behavior contract is ideal for a student who lacks skills in initiating and maintaining
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Student Behavior Contracts Bundle
Student Behavior Contract - Accepting "No" and Accepting Responsibility
Behavior contracts can be useful for addressing student behavior before it becomes a major area of concern. It clearly outlines what is expected of the student, the responsibilities of the school staff that work with the student, and the reinforcement that a student can receive for meeting his/her behavior goal(s). When used appropriately, it may reduce the need for more intensive behavior intervention. This behavior contract is ideal for a student who frequently argues or questions staff when t
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Student Behavior Contracts Bundle
Mock Interview Questions or Prompts for High School Student Practice Interviews
This is a Google Doc that includes 20 questions to be used during practice interviews for high school students preparing for college and career.This is a Google Doc so it can be easily modified to fit your specific needs. MS College and Career Readiness Standard(s): Participate in mock scholarship and academic interviews. Identify and examine questions that may be asked during a scholarship/academic interview. Review appropriate attire, behavior, and best practices for an interview. Participate
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9th - 12th
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Professional Email Templates #3: Letters of Recommendation / AVID Activity
Tired of terribly written emails from you students? Teach them how to write a professional email to their teachers with these templates! This set includes 4 email templates for writing professional emails to their teachers directly related to asking for letters of recommendation for various things.Quick and easy: Print them on bright colored paper, have them put them in their binder for easy access, or laminate them and keep them as a resource in your classroom. Here’s what you’ll get:4 email t
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Teaching Effective Communication & Professional Emails BUNDLE
Tolerating clippers and shears during a haircut
Are you a special education teacher, therapist, or caregiver looking for a comprehensive and effective program to help individuals with sensory sensitivities conquer their fears and anxieties related to haircuts? Look no further! Our "Sensory-Friendly Haircut Desensitization Program" is a meticulously crafted resource that provides a step-by-step guide to create a safe and comfortable environment for your students or clients, gradually exposing them to the sensory stimuli associated with haircut
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