Description
This illustrated & interactive Google Slides lesson is aiming to use age-accessible language to increase understanding and acceptance of students with autism spectrum disorder, fostering support and kindness in the school environment.
Although many non-profit organizations have done a great job spreading awareness about this condition, misconceptions, labeling, and rejection is still a major issue in school settings. A big part of this issue is the lack of age-appropriate materials to educate even young children on what is autism and why some students act differently than a neurotypical child. Most of the text in the presentation is editable and will allow you to customize the information provided to your population's level of understanding.
Includes:
- Interactive & editable PowerPoint presentation already formatted to be used with Google Slides or Smartboard. To use this digital lesson with Google Slides all you have to do is open the PowerPoint document using your google Slides. To do that please open a blank Google Slides Presentation and from the FILE menu select OPEN. Go through your computer until you find this document, then select UPLOAD, and you're done!
Other resources you might need:
- Teach Personal Safety: Body Boundaries, Consent, Safe Touches, &Unsafe Situation
- Flexible & Rigid Thinking Bundle: Elementary SEL No-prep Digital Lessons
- Social Filter Upper Elementary Digital Lesson| No-prep SEL Lesson
- Upper Elementary Anti-Bullying Bundle: Facts & Info, Be an Upstander, Cyberbully
- Empathy & Social Skills Practice Sheets: Perspective Taking &Reading Social Clues
Other Kindness Resources you might need:
- Pick Kindness Workbook| Classroom Community & Empathy Resource| SEL
- Pick Kindness: Interactive & Fun Bulletin Board for Classroom Community
- Kindness Conversation Prompts: Morning Meetings, Lunch Bunch, or Writing Prompts
Other social skills and friendship resources you might need:
- Healthy and Strong Friendships & Relational Aggression Guidance Lesson
- Friendship Task Cards- Teach about Healthy Friendship Boundaries+ Bulletin Board
- Social Skills Challenges| 30 achievable daily social Skills Tasks
- Social Skills Charades Role-Play Cards for Social Anxiety or Low Self-confidence
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Get a FREE copy of "Let's talk about Tricky people", an illustrated & age-appropriate Google Slides story talking about grooming and predators.
This little Google Slides story aims to talk to children about grooming and predators without scaring the daylights out of them or robe them of their innocence. This topic might seem intimidating to approach with children, and it could be especially hard to find the age-appropriate words. So this story offers the perfect visual context for discussing private parts, keeping secrets, safety strategies (No-Go-Tell), as well as preparing kids to know that body safety rules should not be broken by anyone, no matter how close they are to the child.
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Autism Spectrum Disorder Awareness: Editable & Interactive Digital Lesson
Highlights
Description
This illustrated & interactive Google Slides lesson is aiming to use age-accessible language to increase understanding and acceptance of students with autism spectrum disorder, fostering support and kindness in the school environment.
Although many non-profit organizations have done a great job spreading awareness about this condition, misconceptions, labeling, and rejection is still a major issue in school settings. A big part of this issue is the lack of age-appropriate materials to educate even young children on what is autism and why some students act differently than a neurotypical child. Most of the text in the presentation is editable and will allow you to customize the information provided to your population's level of understanding.
Includes:
- Interactive & editable PowerPoint presentation already formatted to be used with Google Slides or Smartboard. To use this digital lesson with Google Slides all you have to do is open the PowerPoint document using your google Slides. To do that please open a blank Google Slides Presentation and from the FILE menu select OPEN. Go through your computer until you find this document, then select UPLOAD, and you're done!
Other resources you might need:
- Teach Personal Safety: Body Boundaries, Consent, Safe Touches, &Unsafe Situation
- Flexible & Rigid Thinking Bundle: Elementary SEL No-prep Digital Lessons
- Social Filter Upper Elementary Digital Lesson| No-prep SEL Lesson
- Upper Elementary Anti-Bullying Bundle: Facts & Info, Be an Upstander, Cyberbully
- Empathy & Social Skills Practice Sheets: Perspective Taking &Reading Social Clues
Other Kindness Resources you might need:
- Pick Kindness Workbook| Classroom Community & Empathy Resource| SEL
- Pick Kindness: Interactive & Fun Bulletin Board for Classroom Community
- Kindness Conversation Prompts: Morning Meetings, Lunch Bunch, or Writing Prompts
Other social skills and friendship resources you might need:
- Healthy and Strong Friendships & Relational Aggression Guidance Lesson
- Friendship Task Cards- Teach about Healthy Friendship Boundaries+ Bulletin Board
- Social Skills Challenges| 30 achievable daily social Skills Tasks
- Social Skills Charades Role-Play Cards for Social Anxiety or Low Self-confidence
Have a treat!
Get a FREE copy of "Let's talk about Tricky people", an illustrated & age-appropriate Google Slides story talking about grooming and predators.
This little Google Slides story aims to talk to children about grooming and predators without scaring the daylights out of them or robe them of their innocence. This topic might seem intimidating to approach with children, and it could be especially hard to find the age-appropriate words. So this story offers the perfect visual context for discussing private parts, keeping secrets, safety strategies (No-Go-Tell), as well as preparing kids to know that body safety rules should not be broken by anyone, no matter how close they are to the child.
Let's be friends:
Get credit towards future TPT purchases!
If you would like to earn credit towards future TPT purchases, make sure to leave feedback! Just go to "My Purchases" and click on "Leave a Review"
Teach and thrive!
Roxana
