Description
Designed to increase awareness and self-advocacy
- A detailed description of what allergies are
- Images of different types of allergies (environmental and food)
- A detailed description of how they effect people.
- Images show how many different forms peanuts can take
- Discusses basic vocabulary such as EpiPen
- Two scenarios with images
- Three short stories with images
- Images of possible foods your student could be allergic to
- Options for safer food
- Two versions of peanut free environment signs
I designed this product with my autistic 1st grade student in mind, one of the stories is a bit more complex. After showing this product to my student he is now using the word "allergic" whenever is it needed. I hope this product is able to help your students the way it helped mine!
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Description
Designed to increase awareness and self-advocacy
- A detailed description of what allergies are
- Images of different types of allergies (environmental and food)
- A detailed description of how they effect people.
- Images show how many different forms peanuts can take
- Discusses basic vocabulary such as EpiPen
- Two scenarios with images
- Three short stories with images
- Images of possible foods your student could be allergic to
- Options for safer food
- Two versions of peanut free environment signs
I designed this product with my autistic 1st grade student in mind, one of the stories is a bit more complex. After showing this product to my student he is now using the word "allergic" whenever is it needed. I hope this product is able to help your students the way it helped mine!
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This really helped my students who struggle with abstract concepts get allergies.
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