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ANGER MANAGEMENT WORKSHEETS Social Narrative Stories - Coping Strategies
Are you looking for a way to help children understand and manage their anger in a healthy way? This anger management social narrative story is designed to support children in recognizing, expressing, and coping with their anger while also equipping parents with tools to guide their child through challenging emotions. Perfect for parents, counselors, and educators, this resource provides practical & materials to address big feelings like anger. WHAT’S INCLUDED IN OUR ANGER MANAGEMENT SOCIAL NARR
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Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Social Skills Small Group Curriculum: Mini Stories, Lesson Plans, Comprehension
Social Skills Group: 10 Social Stories- Social Emotional Short Readers and No-prep Teacher Resources for Effective Social Skills GroupsSupport students socially and emotionally with social skill groups. A social skills group is a structured small group that helps students develop and practice specific social skills and appropriate social behaviors. This resource was created to help you create your own social skills group without the stress, time or energy. Add to cart and go! What Resources are
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Social Emotional Learning
Manifestation Determination Review (MDR) Script: Step-by-Step Compliance Guide
Ensure your next Manifestation Determination Review (MDR) is professional, organized, and fully compliant with this Step-by-Step MDR Script. Navigating disciplinary meetings for students with disabilities can be complex; this tool takes the guesswork out of the process by providing a clear roadmap for LEAs, administrators, and diagnosticians. What’s Included? This comprehensive file acts as both a formal script and a documentation checklist, covering every critical phase of the MDR process: Meet
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Not Subject Specific, School Psychology
Communication Skills - Social Story Adapted Book Series
Social stories are a highly effective method for promoting positive behaviors and reducing negative behaviors. This set of four books uniquely combines social stories with adapted books, providing an interactive and visually-based approach. These mini-stories can be used as proactive tools before anticipated events or read regularly to reinforce essential social skills. The four included stories are "I Don't Interrupt," "Asking Politely," "Having a Great Conversation," and "How to Be a Good Li
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Social Emotional Learning
Private Vs. Public Social Story
This is a story explaining the difference between private places/behaviors and public places/behaviors. This story would be helpful to individuals on the autism spectrum and others with developmental disabilities.
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School Counseling
Saint Francis of Assisi: Readers Theater Skit: A Play About a Catholic Saint
Saint Francis of Assisi Skit | Catholic Readers TheaterBring the life and lessons of Saint Francis of Assisi to life with this engaging Readers Theater Skit! Perfect for Catholic schools, religious education, and homeschool groups, this Saint Play helps students actively learn about one of the most beloved Catholic saints in a fun and interactive way. What’s Included:✝️ A 4-Page Saint Script – A fun, easy-to-read Catholic Skit that shares stories from the life of Saint Francis of Assisi,
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Character Education, Drama, Religion
Feel Need Chart for Emotional Regulation | Social Emotional Language Skills
Give your students the language they need to communicate their feeling and needs in a productive way with this easy-to-use chart. Students can use the bold icons to communicate how they are feeling and what they need in order to manage those emotions. Included in this Resource: A base "I Feel so I Need" chart for students to use for communication 12 Feelings Icons50 Needs IconsStorage options for the iconsA setup guide with tips for teachersLink to editable Google Slides template
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Being Kind to Animals Social Story | Teaching Compassion for Animals
This social story helps children learn the importance of being kind and gentle with animals, especially pets. It explains that animals have feelings too and shows why treating them with care and respect is so important. It’s a great tool for parents, teachers, and caregivers to encourage empathy and compassion, while teaching children how to interact with pets in a safe and loving way. What’s included18-page social storyShorter adapted version with movable picture pieces that children can sti
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Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
I Can Use Gentle Touch Social Story
A visual social scripted story to teach students with developmental delays and communication disorders how to use gentle touch and gentle hands during recess, games, play (tag or chase), and hugs with family and friends. Pictures were used from Boardmaker.
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Butterfly Hug
Butterfly Hug: A calming technique to help your body feel safe and your mind feel better so that you can think, learn, plan, and solve problems.
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Calm Body, Calm Mind Bundle
Emoji Protest Visual for Gestalt Language Processors, Language Delay
Use this visual to model appropriate protests in the classroom, home and everyday life. Perfect for gestalt language processors.
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CCSS
CCRA.L.3
, CCRA.L.6
Informational Writing Sentence Starters/Graphic Organizer
A good way to help those who struggle putting their thoughts together and with writing organization to write a one paragraph informational piece. Includes choice of topic sentence starters, details, and closing sentence starters.
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English Language Arts, Writing-Essays
CCSS
CCRA.W.2
, CCRA.W.4
Going to School on Monday Mornings Social Story | Reducing School Anxiety
This social story is here to help children who find Monday mornings and the start of the school week a little overwhelming. With gentle words and friendly illustrations, it talks about the feelings that can pop up, like worry, nerves, or not feeling ready for what’s ahead. It acknowledges that Mondays can be tough and reassures children that these feelings are completely normal. The story encourages them to share how they’re feeling and offers simple, practical ways to cope - like deep breathing
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School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
"NIGHT MUST FALL", Emlyn Williams' 3-Act suspenseful thriller in a new version
EMLYN WILLIAMS’ “NIGHT MUST FALL” A Play in Three ActsRevised, Edited & Curated for 21st Century Production by MICHAEL RULIN BLEVINS ACTING EDITION Play: Full-length; 3-Act Cast: 4m, 5 f. Suited for: Sr. High, University, Community Theaters and Adults actors Sets: Can be as simple or elaborate as desired Costumes/Props: Early 20th Century period-appropriate, simple or elaborate; could also be played in the present era Lighting: Special effects will enhance the play greatly and are sugges
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Drama, English Language Arts, Literature
Rembrandt Portraits Art Lesson
This document provides an art history lesson plan focused on the artist Rembrandt and the Baroque art period, designed for teachers with limited budgets and minimal art background. Lesson OverviewTopic: Rembrandt and the Baroque art period (1600-1700) from Holland.Goal: Students will learn to sketch facial features and create a portrait.Time: Approximately one hour, with optional extension activities.Materials: paper, pencil, eraser, crayons, and drawing templatesThis product may not be shared b
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Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Elopement Social Story (Female)
Elopement Social story! This story follows the perspective of a young girl (Sophia) and her trip out of the house, both with an adult and without. It shows the potential dangers of being outside alone (elopement) and includes a segment in the middle where Sophia speaks to a police officer and answers personal information questions to get home. At the end of the story the police officer asks the reader their personal information questions. This social story is great for emerging learners who m
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Short Stories
Also included in: Social stories bundle
I Don't Always Get My Own Way Social Story - Coping with Disappointment
This social story helps children learn that they won’t always get their own way -and that’s okay. In a gentle, relatable way, it talks about what it feels like to hear the word “no” and how normal it is to feel upset or disappointed. It shares simple, practical ideas for handling those moments, like taking a deep breath, asking if there’s another option, or calmly talking about how they feel. The story shows that learning to accept “no” can actually make situations go more smoothly and help buil
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Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Social Skills Scripted Ice Cream Scoops Activity
Making ice cream cones with Social Skill Scoops is a fun way to identify and practice important social skills for friendship building. Adapted from Boys Town's Treatment Model for Troubled Children and Adolescents, this interactive role playing game includes the following:
1. 36 brief Social Scenarios for Social Skills problem solving.
2. 18 Compliment Incentive Cards to be rewarded by peers.
3. 50 Prompted Social Skills and Scripts on ice cream scoops for identifying skills and role play. Fo
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School Counseling
Also included in: Social Skills BUNDLE
Recibir una vacuna - Social Story
Is your kid mortified when they need to get a vaccine? Do they kick and scream and refuse to get one? Hopefully, with the help of this story, the traumatic event of getting vaccinated will become more bearable. In this story, kids will learn: ... that everyone hates vaccines. They are unpleasant, but necessary to keep us all healthy;what vaccines are and how they work in our bodies;what to expect as they go in for a vaccine (wait in the waiting area, go in, sit down, pull their sleeve up, talk t
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Social Emotional Learning
Valentine's Day Speech Therapy Articulation - S - Sentences
These Valentine's Day themed sentences are for speech students learning /s/ sound. Each tasteful and “PG” sentence contains only one word with the target sound (with target sound underlined), in alphabetical order. Sentences are grouped by hierarchy of learning (initial, final, medial, blends and multiple positions of words). For your convenience,, sentences marked with an asterisk * may contain words/themes that are slightly spicier and for a more mature audience.
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Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Also included in: ENTIRE Speckled Speech ARTICULATION Collection 24 Speech Sounds!
HOBBIES (les loisirs les passe-temps) FRENCH Listening Practice TRANSCRIPT VLOG
THIS IS A FREE FRENCH LISTENING PRACTICE TRANSCRIPT on LES LOISIRS, LES PASSE-TEMPS AND HOBBIES and I hope it helps save you time.I HAVE SPENT MY OWN MONEY/TIME CREATING IT SO IF YOU DOWNLOAD IT, PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL HERE - IT DOESN’T COST A PENNY BUT WILL HELP ME. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE! -SABINAAn original FREE French Listening Practice on LES LOISIRS for junior high, high school and adult learners. A native French speaker answers the following questions about the topic of les
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French
Christmas Concert for Elementary "The Colours of Christmas" Play Script
Christmas Concert Script: The Colours of ChristmasA trendy script with over the top characters and a lesson about how change isn't always an improvement. Is Santa Getting A New Wardrobe?The Colours of Christmas is the story of Santa's "rebranding". The head elf hires an image consultant to give Santa a makeover, but this proves to be more difficult than it might seem! The image consultant and his/her assistants come up with a number of new outfits in different colours for Santa to try. (Accompan
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Drama, Vocal Music
LAMP Words for Life Sentence Starters
LAMP Words for Life Sentence Starters (carrier phrases) to help develop language, utterance, word patterns, and begin writing skills. 17 Sentence Starters Questions: What do you see? What did you see? What is this? What are you looking at? Where is it? What do you like? Tell me about yourself. What is that?
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Writing
The Wise Old Woman - a play
In this comical look a traditional medieval Japanese folktale, your students will experience the culture, and learn an important lesson about the value of the elders in a society. Synopsis of the Story:In The Wise Old Woman, a Japanese town's young lord, thinking that the town's elderly are a burden and a waste of resources, issues a foolish decree that all people over the age of 70 are to be taken to the mountain and left to die. One young farmer cannot bear to send his old mother to the moun
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Asian Studies, Drama, Literature
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