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I Don’t Talk to Strangers Online – Digital Safety Social Story
Help your students stay safe and confident online with this neurodiversity-affirming Social Story about not talking to strangers in games or chats. Designed especially for autistic, ADHD, gifted, and 2e kids, this story uses literal, simple, clear language that supports comprehension without fear or overwhelm. This Social Story teaches children: ✔ What a stranger is online ✔ Why some messages are not safe ✔ How to respond when someone unfamiliar writes to them ✔ What information they shou
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology
The Legendary Pet Egg
This Roblox themed Reader's Theater comes with 4 reading parts in a bundle of 6 reader's theaters that should be enough for each group in your classroom to have its own project. Each has 7 critical thinking written response comprehension questions. Each has 20 math story problems themed after the reader's theater. Each has instructions for recreating the scenes in Scratch. Perfect for small group time as the extended coding activity gives opportunity to prioritize small groups. Answer key wi
2nd - 4th
Computer Science - Technology, Math Test Prep, Reading Strategies
I Can Calm Down Without Crying | Social Story for Emotional Regulation | Autism
Help children build emotional regulation skills with this supportive social story: “I Can Calm Down Without Crying.” This 11-page printable resource teaches kids strategies they can use when they feel upset or overwhelmed—including deep breathing, asking for help, and using calming tools. With simple language and visuals, it’s perfect for special education, behaviour support, or SEL lessons. ✨ What’s Included: 10 illustrated pages + 1 cover page Kid-friendly phrases like “I need a break”
PreK - 5th
Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
First Potty Then Candy Phone Computer
Potty Visual to be used during training phase to encourage eliminating in potty. Positive Discipline to reinforce self help skills.
Not Specific
A Christmas Carol Annotated Play Script | Original Text with 75 Footnotes
Bring Dickens to life in your classroom—without the overwhelm.This fully annotated A Christmas Carol play script transforms the original text into a highly accessible, student-ready reader’s theater. With 75 student-friendly footnotes that clarify vocabulary, historical references, Victorian customs, and figurative language, this script preserves Dickens’ brilliance while making the story understandable for modern middle schoolers and high schoolers. Perfect for teachers who want deep compreh
6th - 9th
Close Reading, Drama, Literature
A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Couples scene cut to TWO pages.
This scene has been cut to two pages without the notes and only has the couples in it. It is in iambic pentameter, has Shakespeare's words, and much of it rhymes.
I've been teaching Shakespeare to my 800+ K-5 students for four years now. After taking classes from the Folger Shakespeare Library and receiving an NEH grant to study in Stratford-upon-Avon, I believe that even my five-year-olds should use HIS words. I explain what the words/scenes mean in modern in modern language, but they use and
5th - 11th
Drama, Literature
Getting Ready Social Narrative: Story for Special Education, Autism, SEL
Getting Ready Social Narrative: Sometimes students become very frustrated that the class continues an activity without waiting for them. This simple social story can be used to help your students understand that the class needs to continue, and they will be able to join in once they finish what they are doing. The story is designed to be compiled as a book. The resource also includes a visual reinforcement page and a data tracking page to enhance learning outcomes. Resource Benefits:Social Narra
PreK - 6th
I Don’t Bite – Social Story for Kids to Manage Anger & Make Safe Choices
Help young learners understand safe behavior and self-control with this positive social story! “I Don’t Bite My Friends or Teachers” teaches children to manage anger and frustration without biting. It models calm, safe alternatives—like using words, taking a break, or squeezing a fidget—to help kids stay in control. This story is perfect for students with autism, sensory needs, or behavioral challenges who benefit from visual structure and gentle repetition. What’s Included: ✅ Full social story
PreK - 3rd
Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
How To Wipe Your Butt Book - A Simple Step By Step Potty Training Social Story
How To Wipe Your Butt This fun and colorful creative social story introduces the simple, step-by-step wiping procedure that will teach your child how to wipe independently without the stress or anxiety of not knowing how to go about it!
PreK - 7th
Anatomy, Social Emotional Learning
Social Story" I Will Stay Safe in the Yard"
"I Will Stay Safe in the Yard" is a social story that serves to help parents talk to their children about staying safe at home. If your child leaves home without asking, you might have a stop sign by the doors. If your child ignores the signage, this story could help. The story reviews the expectations for children about going outside. It includes a review of the purpose of the signage. The story visually shows the safe and unsafe areas when playing outdoors. Children are encouraged to practice
PreK - 4th
Reader's Theatre Script- Starry Messenger- Decodable
This Reader's Theatre Script keeps the theme of discovery, courage, and truth-but with fully decodable phrasing. Phonics focus: closed syllables, VCe words, suffixes, open/closed multisyllable words, and trick words. 4 color-coded parts: Narrator 1, Galileo, Scholar, Narrator 2
2nd - 3rd
Literature, Reading
CCSS
RL.3.10
, RF.3.3
, RF.3.4
American Revolution Drama Script
Bring history off the page and onto the stage with this American Revolution Drama Script! Students reenact key events leading to independence—including the French and Indian War, the Stamp Act, “No Taxation Without Representation,” the Sons and Daughters of Liberty, the Boston Massacre, and the Boston Tea Party. With roles for narrators, colonists, soldiers, and leaders, this play makes social studies interactive and memorable while supporting SS4H1 (causes, events, and results of the America
4th
U.S. History
Toilet Learning Script Cards
Support toilet learning with calm, simple language using these toddler toilet learning script cards. These printable cards are designed to help parents, caregivers, and educators know what to say during real toilet learning moments—without pressure, shame, or overwhelm. Perfect for toddlers who are learning: body awarenessbathroom routinesindependenceemotional regulation during accidents and challengesTopics included: • Offering the toilet • Handling accidents • Refusing to sit • Poop anxiety •
PreK
Health
If Hit Then Time Out
This is a visual to use for students who have difficulty with hitting/pushing. The idea is for it to be used as a preventative measure- a "reminder" of consequences when we put our hands on others without permission. The visual should be hung vertically (wall, back of furniture, refrigerator)-a high traffic area for the intended child. It should be placed at eye level and placed in a highly visible area with few other visual distractions. If the child is showing signs that he/she may soon hit/pu
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Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet Reader’s Theater Literature Study (Grades 7–9)
Shakespeare’s Romeo and JulietReader’s Theater Literature Study (Grades 7–9)This resource is a complete Reader’s Theater–based literature study of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, designed to help students engage deeply with the play through performance, comprehension, and structured discussion—without simplifying or modernizing Shakespeare’s language. Students experience the play first as drama, not as a worksheet. Carefully selected scenes are presented in full-length Reader’s Theater forma
6th - 10th
Drama, Literature, Novel Studies
CCSS
RL.7.3
, RL.7.10
, SL.7.1
Working Together During Group Projects – Back to School Social Story
Help your students develop teamwork and respectful communication skills with this Social Emotional Learning (SEL) resource! This printable includes a kid-friendly social story, reflection worksheet, and a teacher/parent guide designed to teach children how to share ideas during group projects without arguing. Perfect for neurodivergent learners, gifted students, and children who struggle with collaboration, this story supports positive classroom interactions and reduces conflict. What’s Inc
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Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Stop Public Tantrums – What to Do in Stores, Restaurants & Outings (Printable Gu
Stop Public Tantrums – What to Do in Stores, Restaurants & Outings (Printable Guide) Do public meltdowns leave you feeling stressed, embarrassed, or unsure what to do? This simple, step-by-step printable guide gives you a calm, clear plan to handle tantrums anywhere—without yelling, panic, or giving in. Feel confident walking into any store, restaurant, or outing knowing exactly how to respond. ✨ WHAT YOU’LL GET: ✔ Step-by-step plan for handling tantrums in public ✔ Simple parent scripts (what t
PreK - K
School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Teacher Behavior Scripts | Calm Classroom Language for Challenging Behavior
What to Teach Instead: A Simple Tool to Stop Repeating BehaviorIf you’re tired of correcting the same behaviors over and over — this tool helps you shift from reacting to teaching. This replacement behavior teaching script shows teachers exactly what to say after problem behavior — without lecturing, warnings, or repeated corrections. This printable behavior support toolkit shows you what skill to teach instead of repeating corrections, using a simple decision-making flow map and calm teach
Not Specific
Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Back to School After Winter Break | Neurodivergent Learners (SEL)
Returning to school after winter break can feel overwhelming—especially for neurodivergent learners who need time to reconnect with routines. Back to School, One Step at a Time is a calm, neuro-affirming social story designed to help children gently transition back to school after winter break without pressure or punishment. This resource supports emotional regulation, reduces anxiety, and helps students rebuild routines in a supportive and reassuring way. Perfect For: Autistic students.Gifted
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Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
FREE Music Lesson PreK-3 | Movement-Based Rhythm Activity
Music Starts Before the Notes – Day 1 (Lesson 1): What Music Really IsA no-prep, movement-based music routine for Preschool–Grade 2This is Day 1 of a 5-day music routine designed for classroom teachers who want to teach music through sound, movement, and listening, without needing formal music training. In this lesson, students experience musical contrasts through short listening clips and simple body responses. You’ll repeat the same 3 steps with FAST, SLOW, LOUD, and SOFT music. The contra
PreK - 3rd
Music, Vocal Music
The Dog and the Glassy River Bundle No-Prep (Poster, Activity, Reader's Theatre)
Need a quick, NO-PREP meaningful reading lesson that actually holds their attention?Bring the classic story The Dog and the Glassy River to life with this engaging, ready-to-use mini lesson! Perfect for busy classrooms, this bundle helps students build comprehension, practice retelling, and understand theme—all without extra prep on your part. What’s Included:📌 Mini Retell Poster (great for whole group or centers)🎭 Reader’s Theater Script (builds fluency & confidence)✂️ Hands-On Sorting Activ
PreK - 2nd
Balanced Literacy, Literature, Reading
Radio Theater Scripts Bundle | Five Original Audio Drama Plays for Grades 4–8
Bring the excitement of audio storytelling into your classroom with this collection of four original radio theater scripts inspired by classic folktales and fairy tales. Designed for upper elementary and middle school students, these engaging audio dramas help students develop reading fluency, speaking skills, listening comprehension, and creativity while performing without the pressure of memorization, costumes, sets, or a stage. This bundle is part of the DramaMommaSpeaks Radio Theater Method
4th - 7th
Drama, Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening
American Revolution Drama Presentation
Bring history to life with this American Revolution Drama Script: The Road to Revolution – Georgia’s Story! Students step into roles such as colonists, soldiers, tax collectors, and the Sons and Daughters of Liberty as they reenact key events leading to independence. Covering the French and Indian War, Stamp Act, “No Taxation Without Representation,” Boston Massacre, and Boston Tea Party, this interactive play helps students understand the causes of the American Revolution in an engaging, memora
4th
Drama, U.S. History
What to Say When Toddlers Hit | Behavior Script Cards | Connection-First Classro
What to Say When Toddlers HitCalm, clear scripts for real early childhood classroom moments. Hitting can leave even experienced educators searching for the right words. In those moments, adults need language that protects safety and relationships. This printable set of connection-first script cards gives you steady, simple phrases you can use immediately — without shaming, lecturing, or escalating the situation. Rooted in infant and early childhood mental health principles, these cards help you
PreK - K
Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: What to Say Bundle for Toddler Behavior
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