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Weekly EFT/Tapping Prompts: I am Important
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) is a self help tool that can be easily accessed and practiced. This weekly prompt series allows teachers to encourage daily habits that strengthen the mental health of the overall classroom. EFT is proven to decrease anxiety, PTSD and limiting beliefs while increasing positive thoughts about ourselves and circumstances. The weekly tapping scripts will cover topics such as kindness, confidence, friendships, embracing challenges, change and so much more. Please do
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School Counseling
Also included in: Weekly EFT/Tapping Prompts: Self-Worth & Identity Bundle
No Touching Breasts/Hands Down Social Script
This single page PDF social script is presented in both pictorial and written form, increasing opportunities for student comprehension. Though repetitive yet simple, the script will reinforce the rule for students to keep hands down and away from the female's chest area/breasts.
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'I Need A Break' Card Set for Children
*This product has recently been updated with a complete redesign, featuring newly added card designs and more vibrant clipart* Take a look at the preview to see the all new designs.This set of break cards is designed to be used as a visual aid for young children to assist with requesting breaks. Communication barriers are commonly associated with increased challenging behaviours. This resource aims to reduce barriers to effective communication with the implementation of a visual support. Break
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Also included in: Help & Break Cards - BUNDLE for Young Children
Getting Ready and Going to School Social Story (Girl 1)
This social story is designed to prepare a child for the routine of getting ready and going to school, whether that be a daycare, mother's day out program, preschool, or "school" school. Several steps of the at-home morning routine are provided-- including breakfast, brushing teeth, and that we *may* not always get to wear exactly what we want to school. These pages/steps can be arranged in any order. This story also discusses going to school, entering the classroom, and has 2 possible endings (
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Also included in: Social Stories for School or Daycare Bundle (Girl 1)
Getting Ready and Going to School Social Story (Boy 1)
This social story is designed to prepare a child for the routine of getting ready and going to school, whether that be a daycare, mother's day out program, preschool, or "school" school. Several steps of the at-home morning routine are provided-- including breakfast, brushing teeth, and that we *may* not always get to wear exactly what we want to school. These pages/steps can be arranged in any order. This story also discusses going to school, entering the classroom, and has 2 possible endings (
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Also included in: Social Stories for School or Daycare Bundle (Boy 1)
Getting Ready and Going to School Social Story (Girl 2)
This social story is designed to prepare a child for the routine of getting ready and going to school, whether that be a daycare, mother's day out program, preschool, or "school" school. Several steps of the at-home morning routine are provided-- including breakfast, brushing teeth, and that we *may* not always get to wear exactly what we want to school. These pages/steps can be arranged in any order. This story also discusses going to school, entering the classroom, and has 2 possible endings (
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Also included in: Social Stories for School or Daycare Bundle (Girl 2)
Getting Ready and Going to School Social Story (Boy 2)
This social story is designed to prepare a child for the routine of getting ready and going to school, whether that be a daycare, mother's day out program, preschool, or "school" school. Several steps of the at-home morning routine are provided-- including breakfast, brushing teeth, and that we *may* not always get to wear exactly what we want to school. These pages/steps can be arranged in any order. This story also discusses going to school, entering the classroom, and has 2 possible endings (
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Also included in: Social Stories for School or Daycare Bundle (Boy 2)
Plan Every EI Visit in Minutes | Step-by-Step Guide & Visit Plan for EI SLPs
😩You show up with good intentions and zero plan. Sound familiar? This step-by-step guide helps you walk into every EI visit knowing exactly what you're doing and why.What's included: ✔ Simple 5-step visit structure you can follow every single time ✔ Coaching questions that fill the awkward silence and get caregivers talking ✔ "Our Plan Between Visits" handout families actually hold onto ✔ Fits right into your welcome packet💡 How EI SLPs are using this: Review it in the car before you knock. Fi
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Princess and the Pea - a readers theatre play
Students will engage in reading, listening, and speaking as they perform this delightful Reader's Theatre version of the Princess and the Pea. If desired, the show can become a narrated pantomime, fully produced with costumes, etc., for an experience you and the students will be proud of. Synopsis:A Prince searches far and wide for the Princess of his dreams to marry, but to no avail. One stormy night, when he thinks all is lost, a young, bedraggled maiden appears at his castle door claiming to
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Drama, Literature, Reading Strategies
Bedtime Routine Social Story (Boy 2)
Routines are so important for daily activities, and bedtime is a big one! Whether your family/the family you're working with has a bedtime routine and needs a visual support or is looking to implement one, this story provides 8 possible steps of a bedtime routine that can be used and arranged in whatever order you'd like. Simple pictures and language will give children great support for smoothly navigating this part of their day. Quick note about this story: For each story I write, I create four
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Also included in: Bedtime Routines Social Stories Bundle (Boy 2)
School Anxiety Social Story | Help Kids Feel Safe at School | School Refusal
Struggling with a child who refuses to go to school?This social story helps children feel safe, calm, and ready to attend school. This resource helps children: Understand anxiety in simple language Reframe “something bad will happen” thoughts Learn calming strategies Build confidence with school routinesWhat´s included: Social Story (printable, horizontal) Teacher & Parent Guide Reflection QuestionsWho It's for: Autism / neurodivergent learners Anxiety / school refusal Gifted children w
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Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: School Anxiety Social Stories Bundle | Calm Down Toolkit
Playing with Friends Social Story | Learning to Speak Kindly
Some children struggle with constant complaints during play, which can make it harder to keep friends. This full-color social story helps kids learn to express themselves kindly, take turns, and stay flexible during playtime. Perfect for neurodiverse learners (Autism, ADHD, Gifted, 2e). What’s Included1 full-color social story (original illustrations, kid-friendly text)5 reflection questions to guide discussionTeacher & Parent Guide with strategies for home and schoolSkills TargetedSelf-awaren
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Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Friendship Bundle – True, Tricky & Playful Friends
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