Basic Operations AAC Resources for Homeschool
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Using My AAC During Math Time Social Story Autism AAC Visual Support Special Edu
This social story helps students learn how to use AAC during math activities in a calm, supportive, and confidence building way. It is designed for autism support classrooms, AAC users, nonverbal students, special education programs, speech therapy sessions, and early elementary learners who benefit from visual supports and predictable routines. The simple language and engaging visuals help students understand how to answer questions, ask for help, participate with peers, and communicate during
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Applied Math, Basic Operations, Geometry
Counting Numbers Social Story Autism Math Routine Visual Support Math Skills
This Counting Numbers social story is a clear, engaging, and student friendly resource designed to support early math skills, number concepts, and classroom participation. This visual social story helps students learn how to count numbers, understand number order, and build confidence during math activities at school. Created for students with autism, nonverbal learners, and early language users, this resource uses simple language, predictable structure, and strong visual supports to teach count
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Basic Operations, Mental Math, Numbers
Visual Addition to 10 | Large Task Card | for Autism, SPED
📘 Visual Addition to 10 | One Problem Per Page | Autism & SPEDThis Visual Addition to 10 resource was created for learners who benefit from low-demand, visually clear math instruction. Each page presents one large addition problem to reduce visual load and support focus, regulation, and understanding. Designed specifically for Autism, Special Education, and visual learners, this resource prioritizes clarity over quantity and allows students to work at a comfortable pace. ⭐ What Makes Thi
K - 3rd
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Numbers
Full And Empty Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Education Concepts AAC
This Full and Empty social story helps students understand basic concept vocabulary using clear visuals and simple, student friendly language. It is designed for autistic learners, nonverbal students, and children in speech therapy, special education classrooms, and early childhood settings who benefit from structured and predictable supports. Each page teaches the difference between full and empty through consistent visuals and repeated language. The format reduces overwhelm and supports compre
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Basic Operations, Informational Text, Measurement
Fairy Math Story Problems – Visual One-Step Addition, Autism, Homeschool
🌟 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Fairy Math Story Problems – Visual One-Step Addition | Level 2This fairy-themed visual math resource is designed for students who benefit from clear structure, strong visual supports, and low-demand problem solving. Each story problem uses simple visuals to support understanding, counting, and one-step addition. Perfect for AAC users, autistic learners, special needs students, and homeschool families, this pack is intentionally designed to reduce language load while su
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Basic Operations, Numbers
Fairy Counting to 10 – Visual Number Cards for Autism & Special Education
Fairy Counting to 10 – Visual Number Cards for Autism & Special EducationHelp learners build real counting skills in a calm, visual, and low-pressure way. Fairy Counting to 10 is a set of visual number cards designed for autistic learners, special education students, AAC users, and early learners who benefit from predictable layouts, minimal distractions, and hands-on visual thinking. This resource focuses on understanding quantity — not worksheets, writing, or testing. What’s IncludedThis resou
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Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Numbers
Train Counting 1–10 | Visual Counting for Autism & Special Education
🚂 Train Counting 1–10 Visual, No-Prep Counting for Autism, Special Education & Early LearnersBuild early number sense in a calm, visual, and confidence-building way with Train Counting 1–10 from Steady Steps Autism Learning. This resource is designed especially for autistic learners, AAC users, and students who become overwhelmed by worksheets, writing, or busy pages. Children count friendly train pictures and choose the correct number — no tracing, no writing, no fine-motor stress. ⭐ Wha
PreK - 3rd
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Numbers
Week 2, 3 subject lesson plan for students with severe/profound disabilities
Week 2 plan. It can be used as a standalone or as a followup to Week 1- the materials outline what you would need from week 1 going into this plan. These are curated for students with severe and profound disabilities that are using the extended content curriculum for their elementary grade level. These can also be used for middle school students in a severe/profound setting if they are still working on baseline skills across subjects. Feel free to use this plan as your own with the suggestion
K - 5th
Basic Operations, Earth Sciences, Reading
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