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Social stories are a social learning tool to explain social situations and appropriate behavior. Information is often presented in a literal and concrete way to support understanding. This social narrative about moving schools. It explains that going to a different school can be a big change. It talks about the school looking different and having different teachers and kids. It explains that it is okay to feel nervous and you can make new friends at school!

This is a sort of animals that live in trees and animals that do not live in trees. This resource goes perfectly with the Creative Curriculum Trees Study! Students use what they are learning about trees to sort the animals. Each animal card is a real photo of the animal. Animals included in the sort: - Lamb - Beetle - Rhino - Ant - Ladybug - Koala Bear - Monkey - Squirrel - Owl - Snake - Bird - Chipmunk - Pig - Horse - Dog - Llama - Penguin - Zebra - Dolphin - Polar Bear When you leave a revie

Social stories are a social learning tool to explain social situations and appropriate behavior. Information is often presented in a literal and concrete way to support understanding. This is a social story about taking things that aren’t yours without permission. It goes over how sometimes when we see something that we like, we feel like we have to have it. It talks about the importance of always asking before using something that isn’t yours, and that if you want something that someone is usin

Social stories are a social learning tool to explain social situations and appropriate behavior. Information is often presented in a literal and concrete way to support understanding. This is a social story about screaming. It explains why screaming is not helpful (it hurts people’s ears and it is hard for anyone to help because they can’t understand what I am saying). It explains that it is okay to be frustrated but there are other things to do instead of screaming.

Good Choice / Bad Choice Sort (32 Task Cards)14 good choices: - Hug - Share - Clean up - Hands to self - Listen - Raise hand - Help - Ask to play - Calm down - Trade - Follow directions - Quiet voice - Gentle hands - Wait 14 bad choices: - Hit - Kick - Color furniture - Yell - Bite - Hide - Push - Not follow directions - Break things - Spit - Lay on floor - Tease - Run - Take Feeling Match

Social stories are a social learning tool to explain social situations and appropriate behavior. Information is often presented in a literal and concrete way to support understanding. This is a social story designed to teach students about using safe and kind hands! It has words and corresponding illustrations that demonstrate how to use safe hands (share, hug, help, etc.). Negative/hurtful behaviors are also explained and illustrated (hit, pull hair, etc.). It is written in kid friendly langua

Social stories are a social learning tool to explain social situations and appropriate behavior. Information is often presented in a literal and concrete way to support understanding. This is a social story about appropriate or expected behaviors when frustrated. When you leave a review, you'll earn 1 credit for every $1 you spent on TPT for that resource. Each credit has a value of 5 cents, so every 20 credits earned equals $1 you can apply to future TPT purchases. We'll round up from 50¢ for

Clothes Study Seek and Find (Intentional Teaching M03) Creative Curriculum 15 clues to different clothing items

CKLA A-Z Lined Posters

24 Good/Bad Choice Task Cards

I Feel and Need File Folder Feelings options: - Angry - Sad - Confused - Worried - Tired - Scared I need options: - Hugs/Squeezes - Compression Vest - Weighted Stuffy - Headphones - Fidgets -Chewy - Quiet Break - Movement Break - Help - More time - Break - Weighted blanket - Weighted vest - Swing - Sensory Bottle - Putty - Body Sock

Social stories are a social learning tool to explain social situations and appropriate behavior. Information is often presented in a literal and concrete way to support understanding. This is a social story about how clothes need to stay on at school. When you leave a review, you'll earn 1 credit for every $1 you spent on TPT for that resource. Each credit has a value of 5 cents, so every 20 credits earned equals $1 you can apply to future TPT purchases. We'll round up from 50¢ for you! If yo

Social stories are a social learning tool to explain social situations and appropriate behavior. Information is often presented in a literal and concrete way to support understanding. This social narrative about throwing things. It talks about what can happen when we throw things (we could hurt someone or break something). It explains that the only thing that should be thrown at school is a ball (at recess or gym).

Blend Poster Bundle! S Blend PostersSC: scoop, scarecrow, scar, scarf, scale SK: sky, skates, ski, sketch, skull SM: smoothie, smog, smile, small, more SN: snail, sneakers, snorkel, snack, snake SP: space, spell, spider, spots, spoon ST: stump, star, steam, stem, stump SW: swing, swan, sweat, swim, sweets R Blend PostersBR: brain, bride, brush, branch, bridge CR: crab, crayon, crown, crack, cry DR: dream, drill, drum, drive, dress FR: frog, fruit, fries, friend, frame GR: grapes, grass, grasshop

BALL BINGO This ball bingo game aligns perfectly with the Creative Curriculum Ball Study! Playing this games helps children learn and identify different types of balls. Comes with TEN DIFFERENT Bingo boards and calling cards! Each board is in the format of 3x3, so each board has 9 balls on it. 15 different balls Baseball Tennis ball Gold ball Disco ball Wiffle ball Basketball Kickball Pool ball Marble Ping pong ball Bowling ball Soccer ball Football Volleyball Beach ball

Social stories are a social learning tool to explain social situations and appropriate behavior. Information is often presented in a literal and concrete way to support understanding. This is a social story about keeping hands out of pants. It talks about what we use our hands for (eating, playing, etc) and why we should NOT put them in our pants. It explains what we can do with our hands instead of putting them in our pants (put them in pockets, put them in lap). When you leave a review, you'l

Social stories are a social learning tool to explain social situations and appropriate behavior. Information is often presented in a literal and concrete way to support understanding. This is a social story about how having a substitute teacher. It explains that although teacher comes to school almost every day, they will be absent every once in awhile. When teacher is absent, there will be a substitute teacher. When I have a substitute teacher, I still have to follow all of the school and class

Social stories are a social learning tool to explain social situations and appropriate behavior. Information is often presented in a literal and concrete way to support understanding. This social narrative about overcoming fears / overcoming challenges. It explains that everyone feels scared sometimes, and it is normal to feel this way when you try or do something new. It gives examples of common fears (swimming, bugs, climbing, leaving grownups) and explains that we can be brave and try new thi

Social stories are a social learning tool to explain social situations and appropriate behavior. Information is often presented in a literal and concrete way to support understanding. This is a social story eloping from the class. It explains that it is okay to get frustrated sometimes at school, but leaving the class isn't safe. It talks about what could happen if a child elopes, and encourages them to be safe and never run away when they are at school.

All posters are real images of insects are HD.This is perfect for Creative Curriculum Insect Study or any other curriculum or unit that has to do with insects! Insect Posters:Ant Bee Beetle Ladybig Grasshopper Fly Praying Mantis Cicada Firefly Cricket Cockroach Dragonfly Moth Earwig Mosquito Hornet Damselfly Termite Stinkbug Silverfish Gnat Caterpillar (3) Butterfly (4) When you leave a review, you'll earn 1 credit for every $1 you spent on TPT for that resource. Each credit has a value of 5