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Big Emotions Chart and Strategies
This visual walks you through identifying emotions, choosing a strategy, and reflecting. This can help increase emotional intelligence and build good habits the next time a big emotion rolls around. Included is a page of instructions for how to use the visual and how to teach use to children. From my experience as an occupational therapy assistant, I've found these stratgegies to be effective and practical in any situation: in the classroom, at home, out and about, etc... None of us are born kno
K - 3rd
Social Emotional Learning
My Emotions - Zones Edition
This is my Zones's Edition to the Big Emotions Chart and Strategies. It includes a chart of emotions that is inspired by the Zones of Regulation. The visual walks you through identifying emotions and choosing a regulating strategy. This can help increase emotional intelligence and build good habits for any grade school children. It's especially those who have been taught the Zones cirriculum but it's useable to anyone without prior instruction. Included is a page of instructions for how to use t
K - 3rd
Social Emotional Learning
My Emotions - Littles Edition
This is my Little's Edition to the Big Emotions Chart and Strategies. It includes a page of just 6 basic emotions as well as a Zones emotions page. The visual walks you through identifying emotions and choosing a regulating strategy. This can help increase emotional intelligence and build good habits for toddlers, pre-school and up. Included is a page of instructions for how to use the visual and how to teach it. From my experience as an occupational therapy assistant, I've found these stratgeg
PreK - 1st
Social Emotional Learning
PULLING HAIR OUT - EYELASHES Social Narrative Story - Trichotillomania Support
Are you supporting a child who pulls out their eyelashes and aren’t sure how to talk about it without causing shame or distress? Supporting a child with trichotillomania (focusing on eyelash pulling) can feel overwhelming for parents, teachers, and therapists — especially when traditional “just stop” approaches don’t work and may actually increase anxiety. Children often struggle to explain why the behavior happens, and adults are left searching for gentle, effective ways to help. Our trauma-inf
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Health, School Counseling, School Psychology
HYGIENE WORKSHEETS & LESSONS Hygiene Social Narrative Stories & Hygiene SPED
Are you looking for engaging and structured ways to teach hygiene skills to students, especially those in special education? Teaching personal hygiene can be challenging, but with the right tools, students can develop independence and confidence in their self-care routines. This Hygiene Worksheets & Lessons Bundle is designed to support educators, school counselors, and parents in teaching essential hygiene habits through social stories, visual schedules, interactive activities, and sequencin
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Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
When I Wear My Vest Social Story for Weighted and Pressure Vests
This is a social story written to encourage children to wear their weighted and/or pressure vests. It -gently explains why it's so important to wear them and why they might *feel* a little different to them. The story encourages the child to be brave and keep the vest on until an adult tells him/her it's time to take it off- or a timer tells them. Through large, crisp images, the story demonstrates that many people wear vests- super heros, policeman, and even some of their favorite characters- l
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Family Consumer Sciences
Personal Space, Social Distancing and Boundaries Social Narrative Story
This PDF social story narrative defines personal space, and includes: - illustrates what personal space looks like - discussing the importance of staying in your personal space - lists examples of not keeping adequate personal space - displays examples of effective personal space For more Personal Safety or Public & Private framework, visit my other resources below, - Public vs Private BEHAVIOURS: Social Narrative - Public vs Private BODY PARTS: Social Narrative - Public vs Private CLOTHING:
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Potty Training Social Story and Visual Schedule (Boy 1)
Potty training can be tough; you can make this process easier for a child to understand with this bundle! Featuring a simple social story and visual that use the same pictures for continuity. You can read the social story with the child to help them understand the steps, and hang the visual near the potty in the bathroom to give them that sense of accomplishment as they complete each step.
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Social Script - Skin picking and looking after my skin
Social Script - Skin Picking and looking after your skin This social scripts specifically looks at how the skin is precious, how we look after it and that we do not pick our skin or sores on our skin. It also has pages looking at not touching others sores as well. It gives strategies for what the child can do with their hands instead of picking their sores. This can be a helpful script for children who are struggling with the imperfections of their skin and/or fidgeting via skin picking. Social
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Biting and Hitting Social Skills Cards and Scripts - Social Skills Resources
These Biting and Hitting Social Script Cards are designed to help parents, teachers, and caregivers teach young children positive social behaviors and self-regulation skills. These easy-to-use cards provide social cues, a script, and guidance to encourage children to manage their emotions and express their feelings without resorting to biting or hitting. PDF digital download!
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Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Social Skills Bundle
Letter and Number Formation Script
Samuelson Instruction, LLC products are authored by a school based occupational therapist. The Letter and Number Formation Script is an excerpt from the Samuelson Handwriting program. This script assists in delivering explicit instruction on the path of movement to complete upper case letters, lower case letters and numbers 1-10.
PreK - 6th
English Language Arts, Handwriting
CCSS
K.CC.A.3
Going to the shops- Social story
This a quick and simple social story about going to the shops. Shopping can be a challenging task with kids therefore, this social story aims to help children understand what is expected behaviour and how to stay safe while shopping with an adult.
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Short Stories
Also included in: Social stories bundle
SOCIAL NARRATIVE STORIES BUNDLE - 80 SOCIAL SKILLS Stories About Emotions
Looking for a comprehensive and ready-to-use set of social stories to support children’s behavior, emotions, and everyday routines? Our Social Stories and Social Narratives Growing Bundle is designed for counselors, teachers, therapists, and parents who want effective tools to teach children essential social-emotional and life skills in a clear, supportive, and developmentally appropriate way. With relatable scenarios, simple language, and engaging visuals, this growing bundle addresses a wide
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Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Keep Hands Out of Pants / Private Parts Social Narrative Story - Personal Safety
This PDF social story engages and prompts students to avoid placing hands down this pants/underwear. There are numerous replacement strategies mentioned in the story, including appropriate places it is acceptable to place hands in pants. For more Personal Safety / Public & Private framework, visit my other resources below, - Public vs Private BEHAVIOURS: Social Narrative - Public vs Private BODY PARTS: Social Narrative - Public vs Private CLOTHING: Social Narrative - Knowing my Personal Space
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Biting Hurts Social Story
When children feel frustrated or overwhelmed, they don't always know how to handle their strong emotions and sometimes children bite. Use this social story to support your child or student by teaching them why we have teeth (to chew food) and what strategies (i.e. such as going to a quiet spot or using chew jewelry) that they can use to help them in the moment.
PreK - 3rd
Bedtime Social Story for Boys with customizable template
Children tend to do better when they know what is expected of them but they do not always understand it with words and often do better with pictures. The pictures along with reading this story will help them to learn the bedtime routine, resulting in better transition to bed and sleep.
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Getting Ready Bathroom Checklist
A checklist to help guide kids through remembering what all needs to be done in the bathroom each morning so they are clean and ready for the day!
1st - 4th
Social Story ABA Therapy: Eating Skills: Interresponse Time Intervention
Does your student eat too quickly? Are you working on slowing down bites? This research based social story talks about the importance of slowing down eating, and gives visuals for introducing timers during meal times. Setting a timer using variables gives a less intensive prompt for students to manage their own behavior. The timer can be set for variables so it can go off every 20 seconds (or however long you set it) without you having to interfere and reset the timer. The timer gives a reminder
Sharing Toys Social Story (Girl 1)
This social story can be helpful for a child who is having a hard time sharing toys with others, whether at home with siblings or at school with friends. With simple visuals and language, this story assures the child that it will be their turn again. It also teaches that letting friends have a turn makes the playing more fun for everyone. I recommend reading this story and letting the child "practice" sharing with you by handing an item back and forth to you, cheering them on when they hand the
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Trick or Treating Halloween Social Story (Boy 2)
Breaking down events that are not a part of our daily routines can be very helpful for children to let them know what to expect. This social story does just that! It begins by describing Halloween and how people dress up in costumes. It emphasizes that there is no need to be scared if we see a scary costume! It also provides simple visuals to demonstrate the steps of trick or treating. Written to be appropriate for children who will wear a costume as well as those who won't; also includes "house
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Also included in: Halloween Trick or Treating Social Story Bundle
Birthday Party Social Story (Girl 1)
Birthday parties have a certain routine to them; preparing a child for this can allow them to know what to expect so they can have a great time! This social story breaks down the birthday party routine including: being invited getting a present places a party might be held activities that might occur at a birthday party (and what you can do if they are loud) thanking your friend for inviting you. Quick note about this story: For each story I write, I create four versions with a different “charac
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IEP Impact Statement Builder for Special Education
IEP Impact Statement Builder | Impact of Disability Statements Made Easy100 Editable Impact Statements + Google Sheets Statement BuilderWriting strong Impact of Disability statements can be one of the most time-consuming parts of the IEP process. This resource was created to help special education teachers write clear, professional, PLAAFP-aligned impact statements that explain how a student’s disability affects involvement and progress in the general education curriculum.This updated resource n
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New School Social Story (Boy 1)
Changes to our routines can be challenging; even more so for children who don't know what to expect. This social story can be helpful for a child who is getting ready to transition to a new school. This story is written is such a way that it can be used with a child starting a new daycare, preschool, or elementary school. Reading this story with the child prior to the switch can give them the language to understand some feelings that they might have, and reassure them that even though the school
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How to Dust- with visuals
Step by step tasks for dusting with visuals. Great for kids with autism or anyone learning life skills! Boardmaker® Symbols were used in the making of this product, please see below for copyright information: The Picture Communication Symbols ©1981–2015 by Mayer-Johnson LLC a Tobii Dynavox company. All Rights Reserved Worldwide. Used with permission. Boardmaker® is a trademark of Mayer-Johnson LLC. In addition, please include the following company information in the resource section of your docu
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