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Your brother asks if you like his new haircut. You think he looks awful ... Children can sometimes think in absolutes which can be socially problematic. This set can help your child understand that there are certain situations where telling the complete truth may not be
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Use this visual to prompt students on how to start a conversation.
Students with autism struggle with conversation skills. Many children have difficulty coming up with novel questions, staying on topic, and asking reciprocal questions. This resources provides targeted and on topic questions on 48 different specific topics. These cards can be used as daily prompts,
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Conversation Starter Cards
Children learn how to initiate a conversation
48 Cards (prints 4 cards per page)
This item would be great for any child especially those with Autism, Asperger's, PDD-POS, Speech Delay, etc...
The purchaser is granted permission to download and print this item for nonco
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Conversation Starter Cootie Catchers are a fun way to practice starting a conversation by asking questions. Cootie catchers can be used with partners, small groups, or the teacher.
*UPDATED to include 7 additional cootie catchers*
A cootie catcher is just what it sounds like: the foldable manip
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Speech Therapy.
Here is a one page (no preparation needed) sheet for "What I did this weekend..." to be used as a conversation starter. A very visual approach with ©Boardmaker symbols.
May be useful for children who are minimally verbal, nonverbal, with Autism, with language delays, and select
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These cards are great because they are unique. It is sometimes a challenge to come up with a unique topic to get kids to talk, but these cards will stimulate conversations that you wouldn't normally think about. The kids love them. They are great for speech and/or language samples, getting to know
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These "Conversation Visual Support Books” provide the visual cues needed for students with Autism to have a conversation about favorite topics. While using these visual supports, students will practice greetings, staying on topic, making choices, taking turns, and looking at the other person.
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These conversation starters are great! Includes 112 mini flashcards. Simply print and cut!
• Flashcard size 3.00 x 2.00 inches
ALL ABOUT YOU CARDS ... Help your child improve their ability to ask and answer basic questions about thems
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This product is an interactive way for students to have hands on learning when it comes to learning social skills. Multiple different activities are included in this product to help teach students how to:
-Greet someone appropriately
-Start a conversation (including: Good and bad conversation topic
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Mowing underwater? Taking a bath at the car-wash? That's so weird! These wacky cards are a great way to improve language formulation, articulation, questioning, and logical reasoning skills
Includes 56 mini flashcards. Just print and cut!
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This PowerPoint file includes 42 conversation starter cards to help students with autism or other disabilities participate in academic and social situations. Choose the cards that are most appropriate for the user, laminate them, and put them on a keychain. The user can either show the cards to a co
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This is the 2nd set of conversation cards I have made, since the first set has been so useful. These cards are great because they are unique. It is sometimes a challenge to come up with a unique topic to get kids to talk, but these cards will stimulate conversations that you wouldn't normally think
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Parents always want to know how their child's day was. I came up with this conversational ring visual for simple conversations. Answer prompts are located on the back of each page with Velcro.
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The following 8 page “Hello and Conversational Book” is completely editable for you to include your students name and include specific interests/areas of conversation to ensure the book is truly person centered and individualized.
Name included as example "Joshua"
Please check out some of our BES
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Are you working with older students and wanting to start a group with some conversation starters. Let me help! I use these conversation starters to work on "small talk." As you can see from the picture on the front all people just love technology and the art of small talk, even for typical students
Social Skills Conversation Starters Cards
This packet is perfect for students with autism or low-language skills who need to work on basic conversation skills including using greetings (hi, bye) and asking and answering a variety of basic questions. It also works perfectly to target language and sentence structure for question and sentence
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Get this as part of a bundle: Elementary School Starter Kit for Speech and Language Therapy
Use these lessons to teach critical social skills to older learners. Units teach about basic interactions, managing emotions, conversations, empathy, and perspective-taking. Just some of the lessons target being respectful, following directions, accepting criticism, working with others, understandin
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THE ULTIMATE SOCIAL STORIES FULL YEAR COLLECTION
(Growing Bundle of 32 Story Packs)
These simple social story packs are game-changers in the primary classroom!
These were designed for students who are struggling with social skills and self management, but these will benefit ALL the students in y
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These conversation starter prompt task cards are a great way to encourage your students to start conversations, different ways to engage in a conversation and to improve upon their social skills.
By having a variety of different prompt cards on hand you are encouraging your students to make conver
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Life Long Tool! Great for Social Skills Groups! Use Daily Year After Year! Includes:
✫Conversation Expectations Posters:
seven conversation visuals to aid students who have difficulty with conversation skills. Includes six individual posters and one poster with all visuals on it. There is also
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Use these lessons to teach critical social skills of communication and conversations to older kids, including understanding starting conversations, nonverbal cues, active listening, thinking before speaking, taking turns, staying on topic, cell phone manners, and more. This resource includes 10 core
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Get this as part of a bundle: Social Skills Lessons BUNDLE for Older Kids
Looking for materials to work on a variety of pragmatic/social skills?! This is your download! There is a wide variety of activities included in this pack for upper elementary and middle school students, and the best part? The pirate theme!
NOTE: This product is included in my Pragmatic Bundle. If
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Get this as part of a bundle: Pragmatic BUNDLE
This is a huge compilation of supports to help teach and facilitate conversation initiation and conversation maintenance (through asking questions and making on topic comments).
In this packet you will find multiple visual cues of conversation topics (with example follow up questions), conversation
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This is a two-player card-game about knowing when to keep talking, when to change the subject, and when to give someone else a turn to talk!
Help teach your students to "read" their conversation partner's cues. Are they bored? (Change the subject). Are they interested? (Shar
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Speech Therapy. A visual worksheet for "What I Did On the Weekend" offers the student a visual selection to choose from and check off for things he/she may have done on the weekend! May work well with students with autism, special needs, or with attention deficits, etc. Selection includes: Places
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Using UCLA PEERS® (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills) evidenced based strategies, these task cards include step by step instructions to have a conversation with an acquaintance and invite them to hang out.
There are 12 double sided task cards that include the directions
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Get this as part of a bundle: Social Skills BUNDLE
This is a simple social story about a child's teacher having a baby. This book came about when I created this for a Pre-K student with autism when his regular ed teacher was going on maternity leave. I reviewed it with him a few times and then left in the classroom for the teacher to read and add
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Autism: Autism Speech & Language Picture Prompts "WHOSE FEET"
Great conversation starters for our students with language delays or difficulty with expressive language. This Autism Speech & Language Picture Prompts set includes 22 full color photos of feet with different types of shoes! Fro
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Autism Reading Comprehension Activity Book - I LOST MY TOOTH!
Bright and colorful with real life pictures, this 10 page activity book will make your students giggle at the familiar visuals of young children as they begin to lose their first set of teeth! Favorite foods like apples, pizza, and big h
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This game promotes conversation skills for children who have difficulty initiating and/or maintaining conversations. It is a fun game to play with children from second grade through middle school. Children with autism spectrum disorders who are high functioning, as well as others with social difficu
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Are you looking to introduce Comic Strip Conversations (originally mentioned by Carol Gray, the creator of Social Stories) to help with social skills, conversations, thoughts, feelings, politeness, friendship skills and expectations?
Carol Gray mentioned how this is a great method to help children
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"Jacklyn has a balloon. She has a balloon." These cards are a fun way for your child to learn the correct use of the pronouns he, she, and they. They also make great conversation starters! Includes 45 mini flashcards. Just print and cut!
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Description: The Conversation Sampler form will help your student prepare for conversations they are likely to have in different social settings. The top half of the form sets up the situation (place, people, relationships), then you write in a sample conversation in the flow chart boxes on the bott
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Social skill knowledge and pragmatics can be challenging for students with autism, PDD, or any special need, on any given day. However, birthday parties can be especially stressful. This 121 page packet, containing a version in color and also a version with black-line only (for printing convenienc
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❤AAC Core Vocabulary Topic Boards – Craft & Holiday Pack
❤ Are you ready to work on CORE VOCABULARY all year long??? Then this AAC Core Vocabulary Topic Boards Craft and Holiday Pack is for
❤ An absolute MUST HAVE for your Autism or Special Education Classroom.
❤ Perfect for nonverbal stude
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Social Stories are a great way to help teach the autistic child how to act appropriately in social situations. Use in the classroom or at home. This social story will help your student understand how to make friends by saying hello and making conversation. The last page gives the students an "I" s
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3 Separate Visual Supports combined for a deal to work on peer to peer conversations. Breakfast, Lunch and Afterschool are included.
Just laminate, Velcro answer prompts on to backs of pages and put a "ring" on it!!
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This 13-page booklet provides my high functioning students on the autism spectrum with facts about their diagnosis. It’s been a wonderful conversation-starter in my 3rd and 4th grade groups. Students seem fascinated to learn *why* they struggle with things that are easy for other kids.
Read the bo
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This game promotes conversation skills for children who have difficulty initiating and/or maintaining conversations. It is a fun game to play with children from second grade through middle school. Children with autism spectrum disorders who are high functioning, as well as others with social difficu
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After working primarily with children with Autism, I came to find that there wasn't many materials out there which honed in on conversational skills. So, I decided to make my own! This activity gives a starter prompt such as "I went shopping yesterday." It then provides a space for your student to a
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Communicating between home and school can be difficult when children's communication skills may be limited. This home-to-school communicator makes life a little simpler for students who may be less verbal or non-verbal. It is great for students with autism, Asperger's, emotional/behavioral needs, or
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"Where's your elbow?" These cards are a great way to promote body awareness with your child! Perfect for a bazillion different activities such as matching, sorting, and memory! They also make great picture communication cards and even conversation starters! Includes
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Want to do a cooking activity in your classroom but don't know what to cook? Look no more! This is a great activity that is perfect for even the pickiest of eaters and actually involves no cooking at all!
I love doing food tasting activities with my students with disabilities (and I think they love
Spring into speech! This NO PREP set contains PRINT AND GO flower coloring sheets for articulation and language goals, plus separate task cards for social skills and early language!
Articulation/phonology goals: initial, medial, and final position of [p, b, m, d, n, t, k, g, f, v, ch, “j”, l, r, s,
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This is a great worksheet to be used to help children make friends. It asks kids 2 things that they already know about each of their peers and then to list 3 things that they want to learn about them. Helps kids learn what they have in common with peers, think about what their peers like to do, an
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✰Engaging Activities to Practice Language/ Social Skills!
✰Choice Boards:
Students with limited verbal ability can use these visuals, organized by topic, to participate in conversations, as well as answer preference and social questions. Also helpful to incorporate during lessons, as needed, based
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✰Engaging way to practice language/ social skills!
►Directions/ Options for Use: Students use the cut & pastes to answer preference and yes/ no questions. Great for social groups and conversation starters! Students can make a booklet or use individually. There are many options for this activ
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This activity pack includes 30 cut-out cue cards for students to monitor and prompt their social skills during conversation. A second set of identical cards is enclosed with an easy cut-out border to aid student cutting.
This activity can be used individually or as visual prompts for the whole clas
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Use these fun spinners as a conversation starter or as a communication tool for students with limited language. Just ask students the questions at the top of the page and let them verbally respond or use the arrow to indicate their answer. Students can also make their own spinners and use them to as
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Speech Therapy. A visual worksheet for "What I Did On the Weekend" (IN SPANISH) offers the student a visual selection to choose from and check off for things he/she may have done on the weekend! May work well with students with autism, special needs, or with attention deficits, etc. Selection incl
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