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Parent-Teacher Conference Bundle- Student Led Conferences- Conference Templates
Get ready to host the BEST Parent- Teacher Conferences or student led conferences of your career with this helpful bundle and template This is a much more engaging, reflective version of the class parent-teacher conference that I call "Raisin Reunions" Raisin Reunions are interactive, student-led conferences that create amazing conversations, open dialogue, and transparency while also celebrating successes of students. Why the word raisins? Our students live with parents, grandparents, step-pare
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For All Subjects
READERS THEATRE - 10 SCRIPTS for FOUR young readers
Discover Readers Theatre - for FOUR young readers! Engage young readers with 10 original, easy-to-use scripts designed for fun and teamwork. Readers Theatre focuses on vocal expression and storytelling, eliminating the need for costumes, props, or staging. These 2–5 page scripts for FOUR young readers provide an exciting introduction to drama, making it accessible, flexible, and perfect for enhancing creativity and confidence. Key Features of Readers Theatre:Minimalist Approach: No sets, props,
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Art, Drama, Reading
Also included in: READERS THEATRE - 30 short scripts for TWO, THREE, or FOUR young people
EDITABLE I Can Ride the Bus Social Story Back to School Special Education Autism
EDITABLE I Can Ride the Bus Social Story Back to School Special Education AutismHelp your special education students build confidence and independence with this "I Can Ride the Bus" social story! This resource is thoughtfully designed to guide students through the process of riding the bus, from waiting at the bus stop to safely arriving at school. WHAT'S INCLUDED? 2 PDF versions of the social story (Landscape layout single pages, and portrait layout condensed pages)Google slides version of the
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Social Emotional Learning
Emotional Regulation Social Stories Meltdown Hitting Keeping My Hands to Myself
Emotional regulation social stories set contains 5 stories for behavior management of meltdowns, hitting, keeping my hands to myself, screaming, throwing, and destroying work or property with a focus teaching replacement behavior for students with out of control behavior. These visually based social narratives were designed for students with autism, Asperger’s, and other behavior concerns. The structured stories specifically tell the readers and listeners what to do instead of what not to do.
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Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
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SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.1b
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Social Story: Thinking for Yourself
Social StoryThinking for YourselfA social story teaching the importance of not following others' poor choices. What's included:Full page and half page social story versions Color and black and white printer friendly versions Activity included to check to understanding Looking for more social stories? Check out my many other social story topics in my store and also my large bundles! Don't forget to follow my by clicking the green star at the top of my homepage page to be the first to know about
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School Counseling, Short Stories
Also included in: Social Stories Behavior Bundle: Story About Emotions, Autism, Worksheets
Social Story: Advocating for Yourself in Class
Social Story: Advocating for Yourself in Class High School Social Skills | Self-Advocacy | Life Skills Help high school students build confidence and independence with this self-advocacy social story designed for teens. This resource teaches students how to appropriately ask for help, communicate needs, and take responsibility for their learning in real-world classroom situations. What’s Included: Student-friendly social story focused on self-advocacy Writing reflection prompt to encourage cr
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Character Education, Reading, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: High School Social Stories Bundle
A Christmas Carol-a play
Synopsis:The main character of the A Christmas Carol play script, Ebeneezer Scrooge, is a miserly old man who hates Christmas and whose heart has turned cold since the death of his business partner and the break-up of his engagement many years ago. It takes a nightime encounter with the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future to help Scrooge see the errors of his ways and start celebrating the holidays in the true spirit of giving and compassion. Duration: 25-30 mins. Genre: drama Cast Siz
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Drama, Literature, Vocabulary
Nice Words at School Story - A Social Story about Curse Words
Description: Use this social story to teach your students that we say nice words at school, not naughty words, like “shut up” and curse words (swear words). This is a 6-page story with color pictures and simple phrases to engage your youngest students or your older students with autism or other developmental differences.
Inspiration: The story was made specifically for a 3-year-old boy who used naughty words at school. His teachers used “time out” as a behavior modification, so this story talks
PreK - 5th, Not Specific
Partir en vacances - Social Story
Traveling with kids on the spectrum can be very challenging for a lot of families. It is my hope that this story and the series that will follow it, will help alleviate some of the anxieties related to traveling on both sides, parents and children. This story is written as a reassurance that going on vacation is fun, despite the changes in routines that it may bring. Kids learn that when they travel, they get to spend fun times with their families, experience things that they may not do at home,
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Social Emotional Learning
School Assemblies Social Story - Prep Your Students with Autism for an Assembly
This social story has two pages detailing what to expect at a school assembly. The use of pictures will help young children and especially those on the spectrum to gain an understanding of what will happen and what is expected of them. It is highly recommended to read the social story with your students well before the assembly begins, and carry it along with you to refer to it during the assembly. Knowing what to expect and having the social story to refer to will help ease anxiety for your
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Social Emotional Learning
It Is Not Okay to Steal Social Story
This social story is for children who may be taking things that don’t belong to them. It gently explains why stealing isn’t okay and encourages children to ask before borrowing something they like. The story also reminds them that borrowed items should always be returned and helps them understand the importance of respecting other people’s belongings. Using simple, caring language, it guides children toward making better choices and finding the right way to handle situations when they want somet
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Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Bathroom Visual Schedule
A wonderful resource to use with your students who need visuals to complete tasks in the bathroom. How to use: print out, laminate and the student can use checkmarks when the task is complete Images from Boardmakeronline by MayerJohnson, and Tobii Dynavox ................................................................................................ DynaVox Mayer-Johnson 2100 Wharton Street Suite 400 Pittsburgh, PA 15203 Phone: 1 (800) 588-4548 Fax: 1 (866) 585-6260 Email: mayer-johnson.usa@m
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Simple Social Scripts
Simple Social Scripts Visual sentence/question strips that provide scripts for basic interactions with peers. These are great for students with limited language and the visual supports on each strip allow students with emerging reading skills to initiate and engage in conversation as well. Sentences/Questions included: What is your name? What's your name? My name is ______ What are you doing? How are you? I'm.... (pictured emotions) What is that? What's that? Can I play? Can I play with you
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Success In Class Script with Thematic Activities - Cómo tener éxito en clase
Provide students with the opportunity to interact about their strategies for being successful in class. Reinforce student ability to give advice, express opinions and make comparisons about their courses, teachers and other students. (Appropriate for High School levels, 2nd year and above language learner levels, Immersion and Heritage Speakers).Included (Option to use as PDF print-based resources or to use with the overlay tool. Add special instructions, text boxes and highlight before send
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Spanish, Speaking & Listening, Writing
Also included in: Success In Class Thematic Unit Bundle - Cómo tener éxito en clase
Social Story About Managing Emotions: Social Skills, SEL Activities
Social Story: Managing EmotionsSocial story about how to appropriately handle your big emotions.Social Story Versions Included:Digital Google Slides version Printable half and full page social story included. Printable colored and black and white printer friendly versions 1 page social script Other Items Included:Foldable activity to check for understanding Visual Cue Cards Visuals Independent practice Teaching visuals for conversation and dialog Color and black and white printer friendly vers
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Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Social Stories Behavior Bundle: Story About Emotions, Autism, Worksheets
Roman Mosaic Art Lesson
This art lesson, designed for elementary students, introduces the concept of Roman mosaics. The material is created for teachers with limited budgets, using common and inexpensive supplies. Lesson OverviewSubject: Roman Art and Mosaics.Historical Context: The lesson covers Roman artists from 800–150 BC. It features the story of Pompeii, a Roman town buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, where archaeologists discovered ancient artifacts and mosaics.Time Required: Approximately one hour, with
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Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Social Skills Story - Stranger, Friend, Acquaintance - Special Education
This social skills story teaches students to categorize people they know vs don't know. It briefly discusses how to appropriately engage with strangers, acquaintances, and friends. This social story is perfect to use for tween, teen, and young adult special needs students. This story provides simplistic language and matching graphics to help students feel confident that they can appropriately interact with various people. Topics covered: StrangersAcquaintancesFriendsSocial cuesSafetyDownload inc
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Character Education
Also included in: Social Skills Bundle
Nettoyage - À l'école - Social Story
Cleaning up is hard for young kids, but with a bit of help, anyone can do it. In order to keep your classroom neat and clean, use this story in conjunction with your clean up procedures at the beginning of the year and reinforce it as often as needed. This story offers advice and a few simple rules for cleaning up at school: stay at the same learning center/ station the entire time;put toys away in their special places (look for pictures or labels on bins);clean up when the signal is given;stay
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Social Emotional Learning
Restorative Practice Questions | Lanyard | Restorative Circle
Attach these Restorative Practice Questions to your school lanyard for easy access when challenging behavior arises. These questions are scripted to respond to challenging behavior and to help those harmed by others' actions.What's Included:3 different designs (neutral browns, gray/white, and neon) for the question card2 sided Restorative Practice question cardsYou May Also Like:Classroom Decor: Boho Retro Groovy Growth Mindset and Mental Health PostersClassroom Decor: Neutral Boho Growth Min
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Classroom Community, School Counseling
Faire du tourisme - Social Story
You don't have to dread going sightseeing! Prepare your kid(s) ahead of time with this story that tackles: what sightseeing is;what to pack and what to wear when sightseeing;how people travel when sightseeing (by car, train, subway, etc);what people do (see important historic places, museums, go out to eat and discover new flavors, take pictures, etc;what to do if they get tired, hungry, or overwhelmedFind the English version here. Find the Spanish version here.
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Social Emotional Learning
ESL Conversation Cards for the Virtual Classroom
Let's Chat Conversation Cards are designed to help you extend conversation in your virtual classroom or traditional classroom. The teacher uses the cards to lead and generate meaningful discussion that encourages the student to make connections to their every day life. I have created 5 categories of color coded question cards. Green:Food Orange: Family Blue: Hobbies Purple: Animals Yellow: Jobs Ideal for the higher level ESL student. Print laminate and keep handy at your desk for a quick way t
3rd - 11th, Not Specific
English Language Arts, Writing
Coyote Tales - a Native American play collection
Is there a better way to get an experiential understanding of a Native American culture than by performing some of the folktales indigenous to its People? And one of the most colorful characters, bound to bring laughter to the performers and audience alike, is the Native American trickster, the subject of Coyote myths and legends. These three stories will delight and instruct both audience and cast. Synopsis:Coyote Tales is actually a collection of three Native American folktales: In Coyote and
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Drama, Native Americans
Time to Share Story: A Social Story about Sharing
Description: Use this social story to teach your students how to share toys with brother, sister, or friends. This is a 5-page story with color pictures and simple phrases to engage your youngest students or your older students with autism or other developmental differences. Children are taught to say “my turn”, play for a while, then say “your turn”, and give the toy to the friend. They are taught to wait for their next turn or to find a new toy to play with.
Inspiration: The story was made s
PreK - 3rd, Not Specific
Short Stories
New Baby Social Story - preparing children for a sibling
This set of social stories is all about helping children get ready for the arrival of a new baby brother or sister. They gently walk children through the changes and emotions that can come with welcoming a new sibling, offering plenty of reassurance. The set includes four different versions to tailor the story to the child's unique situation: Mom is pregnantSingle Mom having a babyNew baby brother (after birth)New baby sister (after birth)What’s included12-page social storyShorter adapted versio
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School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
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