Description
Are you looking for a way to prime students of expected behaviors during work times? Do you enjoy using social stories in your classroom but struggle to create them on your own? Would you like to expand on social story instruction with interactive activities?
Who is it for?
- Preschool or Elementary special education classrooms
- Students with autism
- Students needing direct instruction of social-emotional and/or behaviors skills
Features
- teacher-friendly: includes color, black & white and digital (Easel) versions, set-up tips, ways to implement during group, 1:1, and independent work times, and differentiation tips for accommodating or extending learning for every activity (see preview for details).
- engaging: hands-on activities encourage interaction and communication
- picture-supported: using PCS from Mayer Johnson (used with permission)
- predictable: due to similar formatting across stories and sorts
- ready-to-use: activities simply need printed but can be laminated for increased durability and interaction
- tested: I have developed and used these activities over many years of teaching in a special education classroom
What's Included?
- Social Stories: can be printed, projected on a whiteboard, or assigned through TPT Digital Activities or Google Classroom.
- Choices Sort Cards and Sorting Board: can be used to make a file folder activity or they can be used as a cut & paste sorting task
- Set-Up Instructions
- Implementation Tips for Whole/Small Group, 1:1, and independent work times for each activity
- Differentiation Tips for Accommodating and Extending each activity to meet student needs
© Miss Allison's SpEd Spot
Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to only single classroom use only. If you would like to share this with a friend or colleague, please ask them to visit my store and download the file directly.
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Description
Are you looking for a way to prime students of expected behaviors during work times? Do you enjoy using social stories in your classroom but struggle to create them on your own? Would you like to expand on social story instruction with interactive activities?
Who is it for?
- Preschool or Elementary special education classrooms
- Students with autism
- Students needing direct instruction of social-emotional and/or behaviors skills
Features
- teacher-friendly: includes color, black & white and digital (Easel) versions, set-up tips, ways to implement during group, 1:1, and independent work times, and differentiation tips for accommodating or extending learning for every activity (see preview for details).
- engaging: hands-on activities encourage interaction and communication
- picture-supported: using PCS from Mayer Johnson (used with permission)
- predictable: due to similar formatting across stories and sorts
- ready-to-use: activities simply need printed but can be laminated for increased durability and interaction
- tested: I have developed and used these activities over many years of teaching in a special education classroom
What's Included?
- Social Stories: can be printed, projected on a whiteboard, or assigned through TPT Digital Activities or Google Classroom.
- Choices Sort Cards and Sorting Board: can be used to make a file folder activity or they can be used as a cut & paste sorting task
- Set-Up Instructions
- Implementation Tips for Whole/Small Group, 1:1, and independent work times for each activity
- Differentiation Tips for Accommodating and Extending each activity to meet student needs
© Miss Allison's SpEd Spot
Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to only single classroom use only. If you would like to share this with a friend or colleague, please ask them to visit my store and download the file directly.
Earn TPT credits for leaving feedback!
Leaving feedback helps me develop activities and tools that my followers need and also allows you to earn credits which you can use on future purchases.
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