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Alphabet Basic Skills Workbook for Preschoolers
“Alphabet – Basic Skills Workbook” is important for early childhood education because it helps children develop essential learning skills in a fun and engaging way. Through alphabet activities, coloring, tracing, and simple exercises, children improve letter recognition, fine motor skills, concentration, vocabulary, and early reading readiness. The workbook also encourages creativity, hand-eye coordination, and confidence during the first stages of learning. It is an excellent resource for intro
K - 3rd
Alphabet, Creative Writing, Handwriting
How Your Brain Works Social Story
It is important to teach children how their brain functions in order for them to learn how to self-regulate on their own. This social story uses kid-friendly language to explain the brain and how it makes decisions.
PreK - 4th
School Counseling
Going to the Bathroom Social Story
Going to the Bathroom Social Story is a desciptive reasoning story for the higher functioning preschooler or kindergartner that doesn't always follow the social rules for the bathroom. This particular student often asks why we need to do these things and enjoys hearing the reasoning.
PreK - 8th
Social Emotional Learning
Cleaning My Room Social Story | Life Skills for Kids with Autism & Special Needs
Teach independence and responsibility with this engaging social story: “Cleaning My Room”! Designed specifically for autistic students and other neurodivergent learners, this visual social story supports executive functioning, daily routines, and life skills in a simple, encouraging way. This resource uses a child-friendly illustrations, and a clear sequence of steps to help students understand why, when, and how to clean their room without feeling overwhelmed. Perfect for: Special education
K - 6th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Student-Led Write A Reader's Theater
A reader's theater is a script that students can read together, but do not memorize the lines. Allowing students to design and write their own reader's theater script is a great way to reinforce concepts with creativity! The script provides a basic outline, but students will complete the actual writing. Scene 1, Scene 2, Scene 3, Scene 4, and Scene 5 sheets included, blank sheet, and title page too! Thank you for your interest in this product! Check out other products by Miss Iced Coffee
3rd - 10th
For All Subjects, Writing
Problem Solving Visual Aid
I have found that a lot of my students struggle with solving problems. I created a quick step by step visual aid for students to use on their desks or with a teacher to go through a series of predictable steps when solving a problem. Great for building executive functioning skills and also for learning how to building independence in students. Clip Art by Creative Clips Steps by ECMHC.org
K - 7th
Inventors of the Past Speak (an original play)
"Inventors of the Past Speak" is an original play with a humorous look at several of the lesser known experiments of some of the most well known inventors: Robert Fulton, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Edison, and the Wright Brothers. This play has been student and audience tested. It was enjoyed by both. The basic premise of the play is that the students have been assigned reports to write about famous inventors. Troy, a budding inventor himself, has created a time machine so that he can return
3rd - 5th
Drama, English Language Arts
Heart Words Routine
When using this product, the gray sections are scripts for teachers to follow with their students while teaching new sight words/ heart words. Students will complete the white sections. I suggest putting these in dry erase sleeves for daily use. Heart Words are simply sight words that have parts that are not decodable due to it going against basic phonics rules. We call those undecodable pieces heart parts.
K - 4th
Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Science of Reading, Sight Words
What to Do When I Lose Something | Social Story for Autism, Emotional Regulation
Help students learn how to stay calm and problem-solve when they lose something! This simple, visual social story teaches step-by-step what to do when an item is missing — from staying calm and thinking carefully to asking for help. Perfect for students with autism, ADHD, or anxiety, this story encourages emotional regulation, independence, and self-control. Ideal for special education, speech therapy, counseling, or SEL lessons. Includes: ✅ English, Spanish, and French versions ✅ 10 illus
K - 4th
Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Big vs, Little Problems - Social Skills Behavior Story - SEL
Big vs, Little Problems - Social Skills Behavior Story - SELRusty the Greyhound used to think every problem was a big deal. But with help from his teacher, he learned a simple rule: Big problems are when someone is hurt or in danger, and small problems are just everyday frustrations. Now, when something goes wrong, Rusty knows to pause, take a deep breath, and ask, “Is this a big problem or a small problem?” Now With Comprehension Questions and Boom Card Learning Included!As your students read o
PreK - 3rd
Social Emotional Learning
Drama Script & Name Tags to Teach Math Operations: "The 4 Strange Brothers"
This is a dramatized version of a story that famous educator Maria Montessori created. It was recorded by Michael J. Dorer in his 2017 book, The Deep Well of Time. I adapted his script into a 7-page play (about 20 min.) that can be performed with a class sitting in a circle while the teacher narrates. Cast 4 students to be the 4 strange brothers and the rest participate while seated in the circle. My script has the children act out the math problems by collecting and sharing bean bags, stan
PreK - 5th
Basic Operations, Drama, Math
CCSS
2.NBT.B.9
, K.OA.A.1
, K.OA.A.2
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Secret of the Solstice - a play
Description of this Script:Duration: 45-60 mins. depending on the inclusion of songs and dances. Genre: fantasy, fairy tale Cast Size: Cast size for Act 1: 22. For a larger or smaller group, add non-speaking unicorn or fairy parts, or double up on the lines. Cast size for Act 2: also 22, including 9 speaking parts from Act 1. These may be doubled if a different group is doing Act 2, but may also be carried over. Separate classes may be included to do the suggested songs and dances. Grade level:
K - 3rd
Astronomy, Basic Principles, Drama
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