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Autumn Fall Social Skills Story Making Playing with Friends Autism ADHD Video
Engage your students in learning about making and playing with friends through this Autumn Fall activities social story. They will develop their social skills. This friendship lesson is in video format so that you can easily show it to your students and have them practice with it. This video is designed for young children who are learning how to make friends, children with ADHD & autism, special education or those who are undergoing speech development. Create a sense of fun with the teachin
K - 3rd
Other (ELA), Social Emotional Learning, Speaking & Listening
Ag./Farm SEL Affirmation Cards Printable Counselor Social Worker Free Decor
Grow with Positivity! 16 Farm-Themed Growth Mindset & SEL Affirmation Cards – Free Printable Resource for Teachers & School CounselorsBoost student confidence, resilience, and social-emotional learning (SEL) with this engaging set of 16 printable affirmation cards featuring a charming agriculture and farm theme. Perfect for teachers, school counselors, social workers, psychologists, and educators dedicated to fostering a growth mindset and positive SEL in students from elementary to middle s
Not Specific
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
3 Simple Steps to Mindfulness
Handy print out for integrating mindfulness into home and classroom life. For the complete scripts get your mindfulness script bundle and check out the complementary blog post on our reflections implementing mindfulness.
Not Specific
Character Education
The Ugly Duckling: A Hilarious Readers’ Theater Script for Kids
Turn your classroom into a stage with this heartwarming and humorous Readers’ Theater script based on The Ugly Duckling! This 5-scene play blends comedy with a meaningful message about self-acceptance and kindness—making it perfect for literacy lessons with a big impact. Designed for grades 2–5, this script helps students practice fluency, expression, and collaborative reading—all while having a blast with a timeless tale! What’s Included? ✅ 5 light-hearted scenes with clear character roles
3rd - 5th
Literature, Poetry, Reading
Readers' Theater: The Very Cranky Bear
4 animal friends just want to get out of the rain and play in a nice, warm spot. 1 cranky bear just wants to take a nap in his nice, dry cave. Everything ends up working out, but not before the bear ends up looking ridiculous! This play is based on the book by Nick Bland. It is 4 pages long and has 7 parts: Narrator 1, Narrator 2, Moose, Zebra, Lion, Sheep and Bear.
Readers' Theater helps kids improve their reading fluency (pace, smoothness and expression) and self-confidence!
K - 3rd
Reading, Speaking & Listening
Reader's Theater for Two: The Very Thirsty Crow
This is a short Readers Theater script written for two readers and based on Aesop's fable "The Crow and the Pitcher". After the script, I've included two pages of optional questions meant to test the readers' skills in comprehension, sequencing, character analysis, context clues, and the ability to go back into a text to find evidence to support their answers.
I work one-on-one with a third-grade student who struggles with reading at grade level, and I had a lot of trouble finding RT scripts i
2nd - 5th
English Language Arts, Literature, Other (ELA)
CCSS
CCRA.R.3
Funny Holiday Reader's Theater for Winter
Check out this FREE Reader's Theater script—perfect for reading practice and pattern practice during the holiday or Christmas season! This fun and cute script features repetitive lines to enhance reading fluency. This package includes:Reader's Theater scriptPrintable props to enhance the storyPattern activity for skill practiceFun bonus coloring activityFor more fantastic Reader's Theater scripts, visit my store: Spots on Dots StorePlease remember to rate and review! Happy teaching!
1st - 5th
Reading
CCSS
RL.4.7
, RL.4.10
, RF.2.3
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Reader's Theater Scripts Free Endangered Species Plays Ocean, Rainforest Animals
Reader's Theater Scripts 3 Plays teaching about Endangered Species including Ocean and Rainforest Animals! Bring your classroom to life by practicing reading AND speaking through reader's theater. Kids highlight their parts, practice reading, then read to classmates, while teaching all about Endangered Animals. Scripts include 4 pages each with 6-7 parts: Reader’s Theater Plays - Endangered Species In Protecting Our Endangered Friends, animals and a wildlife ranger teach kids what endangered spe
3rd - 5th
Drama, Other (Science), Reading
Monologue: The Babysitting Society (Comedy Monologue for Teens)
The character in this monologue is President of the Babysitting Society and has to explain his/her way out of a shocking babysitting experience where he/she allowed their drunk friend in and complete chaos followed! This has been written for a teenage student who is looking to work on something a bit fun - although, it can be played by a younger or older actor too. The role can be played by a male or female and will help them to work on their comedy performance skills. This is a great monologue
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Art, Drama, English Language Arts
Lunch Social Story
Social story that can be used to help teach appropriate behavior and manners during lunch at school.
1st - 12th
Sentence Strips Visuals for Speech Therapy | Sentence Expansion | FREE
Carrier phrases are phrases in which the first few words are constant and only the last word changes. These phrases help to encourage longer utterances, offer repetition and provide multiple opportunities to practice targets without an additional cognitive task of having to generate ideas, which may detract from the articulation or vocabulary drill. For early readers, they also provide sight word practice! ⭐️ Products related to this item:Articulation Story Dice Companion for Speech Therapy
K - 3rd
Reading, Vocabulary
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
Mad Lib Wedding Toast with Participle Adjectives
For high intermediate ESL, EFL or ELL students learning participle adjectives (-ed and -ing adjectives). It's very short, but sticks to traditional wedding toast routine; describes past, present and future wishes. ESL/ELL text books often teach this topic related to employment or job applications; for example, a motivated student vs a motivating job. But these word forms are often used in wedding speeches to describe the bride or groom as well. Putting this in another context can yield some fu
9th - 12th, Adult Education
English Language Arts
FREE Inclusion Welcome Email | Start-of-Year Parent Communication | K-5
Welcoming a student with a visible difference to your class this year — and not sure what to say to families before the school year starts?When you want to be clear and welcoming without singling out one student. When you want to send something before the first day, not after a hard classroom moment.I have a visible limb difference. I was, once, the student these parent emails were getting written about. The teachers who got it right shared a few things in common — they were calm, they were prep
K - 5th
Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Asking For Help Social Story for Self Advocacy
Teach your students how to self-advocate. This Social Skills Story is short and sweet :) Great for your preschool-kinder kiddos or lower-functioning elementary-age students. This story features all girls. Included are 2 simple skill-builder activities. I hope this story can help someone you care about :) ~Socially Skilled Kids Included, Please Find: 16 PagesSocial Skills Story: With the choice of 3 covers2 Skill Builder Activity PagesInvitation To The Teacher's Lounge {For Free, Weekly So
PreK - 2nd
School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
New Jacket Social Story
I created this social student for a student who was having difficulty accepting and wearing a new winter jacket. Their current winter jacket no longer fits them and their parents expressed having difficulty at home with getting the student to wear the jacket. Thus, this social story was created! Enjoy!
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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
My Letter of Apology
This Letter of Apology is a great way to get students thinking about their actions and how they impact others. It can be hard to form an apology, so this resource provides little minds with a structure for restoration. This resource also pushes students to think empathetically, thinking through how their actions caused harm to another. I usually have my students write first, then read it to their audience, then snap a picture and send it home.
Not Specific
Social Emotional Learning
The People Vs. Sam I Am (Mock trial for academic purposes)
This mock trial teaches the process for a criminal court proceeding, as well as the jobs and roles within a courtroom. It is for academic use only, and any relation to existing characters and scenarios is prely for teaching purposes.
5th - 9th
Government, Reading, U.S. History
Readers' Theater: The Three Billy Goats Gruff
Three brothers go looking for delicious grass but come across a big ugly troll with huge eyes and a long nose. They manage to get past him, the last one knocking him off his own bridge. This classic tale is fun to perform! This play is 2.5 pages long and has 5 characters: Narrator, Big Billy Goat, Medium Billy Goat, Little Billy Goat, Troll.
K - 2nd
English Language Arts, Reading, Speaking & Listening
"Good Sport" Assembly Pack : Thought for the Day + Prayer
Introducing a valuable free resource designed specifically for secondary school assemblies! This adaptable material is perfect for educators and leaders looking to inspire students with engaging themes (I use them myself in my weekly House Assemblies). Each assembly pack includes a thought for the day and a prayer that center around a cohesive theme, allowing for meaningful reflection and discussion. You can check out my TES shop for a variety of assembly themes, including “A Fresh Start”, “Serv
Not Specific
Classroom Community
El escarabajo verde: "Pueblos en peligro de extinción," transcript
Transcript from the Spanish nature program "El escarabajo verde". This episode is called "Pueblos en peligro de extinción," and it deals with the phenomenon of poor, marginal Spanish towns that are losing population and, in some cases, disappearing entirely. The program interviews former residents, activists trying to rescue the towns from oblivion, and economists who discuss the reasons behind the phenomenon. The program can be streamed for free at: https://www.rtve.es/play/videos/el-escarabajo
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Spanish
Le Théâtre des lecteurs: Blanche Neige {French Readers' Theatre Snow White}
This fairy tale readers’ theatre script is especially written for French language learners, with roles for Beginning, Early Transitional and Fluent readers. Reading levels are geared towards French Immersion/Dual Language Grade 1 and 2 students, but could be used with any beginner-low intermediate French Language class. Voici un texte de conte de fées pour le théâtre des lecteurs avec des rôles pour les lecteurs debutants, les lecteurs en transition-début et ceux qui lisent à l’aise. La pièc
1st - 6th
French, Reading
Preschool Resurrection Eggs
Resurrection Eggs have been popular for almost a decade now, but 4 years ago, I really considered the developmental and age appropriateness of them for preschoolers.
As a result, I created my own set using simple items that can be found around the house.
If you are interested in sharing the meaning of Easter with preschoolers, this tool will be helpful to you. Some people might think I should charge for this, but God's gift of love is FREE, so after several years of only sharing this with the
PreK
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