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Personal Space - Social Story + Activities for Young Adults, Autism, Special Ed
Teach older learners with autism and developmental support needs how to understand and respect personal space in school, work, and community settings. This functional, age-appropriate social story uses clear visuals, structured language, and real-world examples to model boundaries, self-regulation, and social communication skills. Perfect for life skills classrooms, speech therapy sessions, and special education programs. Resource Features: ✔ 2 Story Levels – Short & Long Versions for flexi
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.1b
+48
Community Independence Social Story Bundle for Young Adults with Activities
Support independence, confidence, and real-world life skills with this mini bundle of community-focused social stories designed specifically for teens and young adults who benefit from direct, age-appropriate instruction. These stories use real-life photos and clear, structured language to teach essential community behaviors in a way that feels respectful, relevant, and easy to understand. Each story is provided in two differentiated versions—a simple version and a longer version—to meet a wide
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.1b
+48
Requesting Clarification Social Story for Young Adults, 10+ Activities, Autism
Help teens and young adults with autism, developmental disabilities, or other support needs learn how to ask for clarification appropriately and confidently with this ready-to-use, no-prep social story. Using clear visuals, structured language, and age-appropriate symbols, learners practice recognizing when they do not understand something, asking questions respectfully, and responding calmly to answers. This functional resource is ideal for life skills classrooms, vocational programs, social sk
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
RL.K.1
, RL.K.2
, RL.K.3
+85
Understanding Body Signals Social Story for Young Adults, 10+ Activities, Autism
Help older learners with autism and developmental support needs understand how to recognize and respond to body signals with this differentiated social story. This functional, age-appropriate social story uses clear visuals, structured language, and supportive examples to model how to notice body signals, understand feelings of safety or discomfort, and use strategies to stay regulated and safe. Perfect for life skills classrooms, speech therapy, and special education programs. 📚 Resource Feat
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
RL.K.1
, RL.K.2
, RL.K.3
+85
Gaining Attention Social Story Autism, 10+ Activities, No Prep, SPED
Help students with autism, developmental disabilities, and other support needs learn how to gain attention appropriately with this ready-to-use, no-prep social story and activity pack. Using child-friendly visuals, clear AAC symbols, and simple structured language, learners practice raising their hand, waiting patiently, making eye contact, asking for help, and using calm voices to get attention from peers or adults. Perfect for elementary classrooms, social skills groups, life skills instructio
PreK - 8th
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
RL.K.1
, RL.K.2
, RL.K.3
+83
Controlling My Volume - Social Skills Story for Young Adults, Autism, Special Ed
Teach older learners how to manage their voice volume in school, work, or community settings with this functional, age-appropriate social story. Designed for teens and young adults with autism and other developmental support needs, this resource uses clear visuals, structured language, and real-world examples to model appropriate voice control. Resource Features:✔ 2 Story Levels – Short & Long Versions ✔ Real, age-appropriate photos for older learners ✔ Functional, relevant social scenarios Incl
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
L.K.1
, L.K.1a
, L.K.1b
+39
Core Vocabulary Adapted Social Story – "Go" – AAC, Autism, Differentiated, ASD
This no-prep, editable, AAC-friendly adapted social story targets the core vocabulary word “Go” to help learners with autism and multiple disabilities build functional communication using robust visual symbol supports. With five leveled versions of the same story, you can support a wide range of reading and communication needs without making separate materials. Each page uses real photos, ideal for older learners who benefit from meaningful, age-appropriate visual supports. Students will learn
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Short Stories, Vocabulary
CCSS
SL.11-12.1
, SL.11-12.1a
, SL.11-12.1b
+46
Using Nice Words Adapted Social Story with 15 Activities - AAC-Friendly, Autism
Help teens and young adults with autism and developmental disabilities learn how to use kind, respectful language with this AAC-friendly adapted social story and 15 companion activities. Designed with clear visuals, simple language, and real-life examples, this resource teaches what “using nice words” means in everyday situations — at school, work, and in the community. Perfect for life skills classrooms, social-emotional learning (SEL) lessons, and speech therapy, this story models positive
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Social Emotional Learning, Vocabulary
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.1b
+48
Counting to 10 Social Story for Young Adults, 10+ Activities, Autism, SPED
Help teens and young adults with autism, developmental disabilities, or other special needs learn how to use counting to ten as a coping strategy with this ready-to-use, no-prep social story. Using clear visuals, structured language, and age-appropriate symbols, learners practice noticing when they feel frustrated or upset, counting to ten, taking deep breaths, and calming their body and mind. Perfect for life skills classrooms, social skills groups, speech therapy, and special education settin
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.1b
+48
Asking a Friend For Help Social Story for Young Adults, 10+ Activities, Autism
Help teens and young adults with autism, developmental disabilities, or other special needs learn how to ask for help appropriately with this ready-to-use, no-prep social story. Using clear visuals, structured language, and age-appropriate symbols, learners practice recognizing when they need help, choosing the right friend to ask, using polite words, and waiting for a response. Perfect for life skills classrooms, social skills groups, speech therapy, and special education programs. Why Educator
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.1b
+48
Eye Contact Social Story for Young Adults, 10+ Activities, Autism, Functional
Help teens and young adults with autism and developmental support needs understand the importance of eye contact and when to use it in different settings. This functional, age-appropriate social story uses real photos, clear visuals, and structured language to teach students how to make appropriate eye contact, read social cues, and communicate respectfully. Learners practice recognizing when to look at someone’s eyes during conversations, school, work, or community interactions, and how eye con
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.1b
+48
Riding in the Car Social Story for Young Adults, 10+ Activities, Autism, SPED
Support teens and young adults with autism, developmental disabilities, or other special needs in learning life skills, self-regulation, and safe behavior during car rides. This no-prep, ready-to-use social story uses real-life photos, clear visuals, and structured, easy-to-read language to teach students how to buckle their seatbelt, follow directions, stay calm, and ride safely. Perfect for life skills classrooms, speech therapy, special education, and daily living skills instruction. Why Educ
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.1b
+48
Decodable Book for Young Adults, Short /a/, AAC-Friendly, 10 Activities, Autism
This no-prep decodable book supports literacy and communication growth for teens and young adults who are emergent readers and benefit from visual and AAC support. The story targets decoding, phonics, and reading confidence with a focus on consonant sounds and the short /a/ vowel pattern. With two differentiated versions—one with AAC symbol support and one without—it’s designed to meet the diverse needs of AAC users, beginning readers, and life skills learners. Resource Features:✔ 8-page decoda
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Reading Strategies, Vocabulary
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.1b
+47
Facing the Speaker Social Story for Young Adults, 10+ Activities, Autism, SPED
Help teens and young adults with autism and developmental support needs practice attentive listening and social communication by learning to face the speaker. This functional, age-appropriate social story uses real photos, clear visuals, and structured language to teach students how to recognize when someone is talking, plan steps to pay attention, and respond appropriately. Learners practice perspective-taking, social awareness, and functional communication in school, work, or community setting
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.1b
+48
Gaining Attention Classroom Visual Aid | Social Skills Poster, No Prep, Editable
Help students build respectful communication and independence with this clear, age appropriate Gaining Attention Visual, designed for special education, life skills, and general education classrooms. This ready-to-use visual helps students learn safe and appropriate ways to get someone’s attention. It supports functional communication skills by reminding students to say “excuse me,” use someone’s name, raise a hand, or wait patiently for help. This visual is perfect for classrooms, therapy sp
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning, Speaking & Listening
CCSS
RI.K.1
, RI.K.2
, RI.K.3
+48
AAC Core Vocabulary Wh- Questions – "Like" – Autism, ASD, life skills, SPED
Build WH-question comprehension and functional communication skills with this AAC-friendly resource designed for teens and young adults with autism, intellectual disabilities, or complex communication needs. With 120 total questions targeting the core word “LIKE,” students learn to answer who, what, where, and when questions in real-life, age-appropriate contexts. Each question is based on a simple sentence with visuals and includes symbol-supported answer choices. Two differentiated levels are
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.3
+18
Also included in: AAC Core Vocabulary "Like" Bundle –Autism, Life Skills, Special Ed, ASD
AAC Core Vocabulary “Would You Rather” – "Help" – Autism, life skills, SPED
This AAC-supported "Would You Rather" resource gives teens and young adults with autism and complex communication needs 25 visual scenarios designed to build choice-making, expressive language, and social engagement—all while practicing the high-frequency core word “Help.”Each question includes real-life photos and symbol-supported answer options. The structure is consistent, visual, and accessible with plenty of opportunities for conversation and aided language input—making it perfect for stud
PreK - 8th
Reading, Social Emotional Learning, Speaking & Listening
CCSS
SL.8.1
, SL.8.1a
, SL.8.1b
+50
Also included in: AAC Core Vocabulary "Help" Bundle – Autism, Life Skills, Special Ed, ASD
AAC Core Vocabulary Wh- Questions – "All Done" – Autism, ASD, life skills, SPED
Build WH-question comprehension and functional communication skills with this AAC-friendly resource designed for teens and young adults with autism, intellectual disabilities, or complex communication needs. With 120 total questions targeting the core word “ALL DONE,” students learn to answer who, what, where, and when questions in real-life, age-appropriate contexts. Each question is based on a simple sentence with visuals and includes symbol-supported answer choices. Two differentiated level
4th - 12th
Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.3
+19
End-of-Year Mystery Drama Bundle | Whodunit Readers Theater + Mock Trial
Add excitement and critical thinking to your end-of-year activities with this Summer Mystery Drama Bundle! Ideal for grades 3–5, this duo includes a humorous student-led mock trial and a set of original whodunit readers theater scripts. With built-in audience voting and flexible roles, these activities make reading fun and memorable — perfect for the final weeks of school or summer learning. What’s Included1. Summer Whodunit Readers Theater Mystery Bundle 4 original mystery scripts: Each script
3rd - 5th
Civics, Drama, Reading
Adapted Books for Autism Free
If you need fun and educational activities for your autistic students, check out these 32 Adapted Books for Autism FREE to edit in Canva. ⭐ This is a GROWING set of free adapted books for special education. ⭐ Why should you use these 32 Adapted Books for Autism?Adapted books are the perfect way to promote learning and language development in autistic children. These books can accommodate different learning styles.The interactive pieces help to get your students engaged in learning!Read more ab
PreK - 2nd
Reading, Sight Words, Vocabulary
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.3
, CCRA.L.6
Earth Day Would you rather speech therapy classroom community game 4th 5th 6th
Earth Day topic Speech and Language Activity, No prep low prep Would You Rather/ This or that game, Earth Day Questions ELA - Printable Earth Day Brain Breaks Game for students - Would You Rather game is an excellent Classroom speech activity. social skills, Classroom Discussion Game, speech therapy, articulation, building classroom community, activities ... Start speech therapy sessions and social skills groups off strong with this fun and interactive "Would You Rather?" activity perfect for c
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Classroom Community, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
Virtual Activity: Verbs
Turn on the TV and talk about the different verbs that show up! Zoom Background activity.
PreK - 5th
Vocabulary
Let's Talk About Thanksgiving
This is a language-based speech and language activity for pre-school through third-grade students. This activity promotes communication using the core board and vocabulary development for Thanksgiving.
PreK - 3rd
Balanced Literacy
Associations - Multiple Choice Worksheets-10 pages
Associations Multiple Choice Worksheets (11 x 8.5 ) -Black and white graphicsIncludes: 2 worksheets with choice of 2 nouns3 worksheets with choice of 52 worksheets with choice of 102 worksheet with choice of 10-pick 2 that go together2 worksheets with choice of 20-pick 2 that go together Categories included in this set : food beveragespeopleanimalsvehiclesclothingfurnitureshapes lettersnumberstoyselectronicsappliancesThis set is suitable for use with the Assessment of Basic Language and Learn
PreK - 2nd
Grammar, Reading, Vocabulary
CCSS
L.K.4a
, L.1.5a
, CCRA.L.4
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