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Learning About Money Social Story Autism AAC Visual Supports Special Education
This Learning About Money Social Story is a clear, engaging visual support designed to teach early money skills in a structured and accessible way. It is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and children in special education settings who benefit from simple language and consistent visuals. This resource helps students understand what money is, how it is used, and how to participate in classroom routines like a pretend store. It supports comprehension, communication, and
Not Specific
Character Education, Money Math, Short Stories
Saving Money Social Story Autism AAC Special Education Financial Skills
This social story teaches children how to begin learning about saving money, waiting patiently, and making thoughtful spending choices in a simple and supportive way. Created for autism support, AAC users, nonverbal students, special education classrooms, and early learners, this resource uses clear language and engaging visuals to help children understand basic money habits and financial responsibility. The story supports emotional regulation, waiting skills, decision making, and everyday life
Not Specific
Money Math, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Buying Something Social Story | Autism Visual Support | AAC Special Education
Buying Something Social Story | Autism Visual Support | AAC Special Education Routine is a simple and supportive social story created for autistic students, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and children in special education who may need help understanding shopping routines and community based skills. This social story walks students through the steps of buying something at a store in a calm, predictable, and visual way. Students learn how to look around the store, carry items safely, wait in line,
Not Specific
Character Education, Money Math, Short Stories
Coin Match
This is a coin match I created for my Special Education Classroom using Canva. It is a simple cut and paste activity but can be so much more. You can use it with assistive technology device to find coins/numbers. You can also use actual manipulatives to sort. This can also be used as and assessment or made adaptable with a little velcro and laminating sheets.
PreK - 1st
Money Math, Numbers
School Store / Snack Cart Skills Bundle (22 Pages, Symbol-Supported, Tested)
🛒 🛒 🛒 What is this bundle?Clean visuals, cohesive design, real classroom results! ✨This symbol-supported School Store + Snack Cart bundle includes editable menus, name tags, tally sheets, and parent letters — all tested in special education classrooms to support communication, teamwork, and real-life job skills. Bring your classroom store or snack cart to life with this 22-page functional language bundle — thoughtfully curated to look cohesive, be visually accessible, and blend seamlessly
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Classroom Community, Money Math, Not Subject Specific
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