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Spring Prepositions Picture Cards | English and Spanish
This resource is designed to help students build both receptive and expressive understanding of common prepositions, including beside, on, above, in, behind, in front, under, and between. Your students will love the playful, seasonal-themed cards featuring a bee and a flowering tree—perfect for keeping attention high and encouraging participation! How to Use:Present one card at a time and ask, “Where is the bee?” to target expressive language skillsPresent two or more cards and ask, “Touch __
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Not Subject Specific, Spanish
Springtime Reciprocal Social Questions
This download includes 14 different baby animal springtime social cards. Read the question to your child and instruct them to answer and ask the question back to you. This will increase your child's social skills by helping them practice conversing with peers.
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Playground Busy Scene Speech Therapy Activity WH & Yes/No Questions NO PREP
Stop over planning your language sessions—this one picture does the work for you.If you're trying to target WH questions, yes/no questions, following directions, and spatial concepts without juggling multiple materials, this Spring Playground Busy Scene is your solution. This resource is designed to help you maximize therapy time, increase engagement, and simplify your planning—all while targeting essential language skills in a meaningful, structured way. With one engaging playground-themed v
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Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
Also included in: Step Up Speech A Multi-Tiered Communication Intervention System MTSS RTI
Spring Craft Activities 3 Cut And Glue Crafts Flower Butterfly Ladybug Autism
This Spring Craft Activities resource is a hands on cut and glue activity set designed for students with autism, nonverbal communication needs, AAC users, and special education classrooms. This engaging resource includes three simple crafts featuring a flower, butterfly, and ladybug, along with color and black and white versions to support a wide range of learners. Students build fine motor skills while following clear visual layouts and structured routines. This activity naturally supports comm
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
When The Weather Changes Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Education
Help students understand and stay calm when the weather changes at school with this clear and supportive social story. Weather can change quickly during the school day and some students may feel confused, worried, or surprised when it starts raining, getting windy, or turning cloudy. This social story helps students understand what weather changes mean and what they can do when it happens at school. This visual social story teaches students that weather can change and that teachers help students
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Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, Environment
Loud Thunderstorms Social Story Autism Visual Support Coping Skills Weather
This social story helps children learn how to stay calm and feel safe during loud thunderstorms in a supportive and visual way. It is designed for autism support classrooms, AAC users, nonverbal students, special education programs, preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary learners who benefit from predictable language and visual supports. The simple text and engaging visuals help children understand what thunderstorms are, how loud sounds can feel, and what they can do to stay calm and saf
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Special Olympics Social Story What Is Special Olympics Autism Visual Support
This Special Olympics social story is a clear, supportive visual resource designed to help students understand what Special Olympics is and what to expect during the event. It is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education settings who benefit from structured, predictable language and visual supports. This social story breaks down the experience into simple, manageable steps so students can feel prepared, confident, and successful while partic
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Indoor Recess Social Story Autism Classroom Visual Supports February March April
Indoor recess can be one of the most challenging parts of the school day during the unpredictable February through April weather months. Snow, rain, freezing temperatures, and sudden schedule changes often lead to frustration, dysregulation, and behavior concerns. This Indoor Recess Social Story was designed to help students understand what indoor recess is, why plans sometimes change, and how to respond in safe and expected ways inside the classroom. This student friendly social narrative walks
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Short Stories, Sight Words, Spelling
Spring Break at Home Social Story for Autism Special Education ADL Life Skills
Spring Break at Home is a structured, student friendly social story designed to help children manage changes in routine during school break. Many students struggle more with staying home than leaving school because structure shifts, expectations change, and daily rhythms feel different. This social story focuses on daily living skills and functional independence in a calm, predictable format. The story walks students through getting dressed, eating meals safely, helping at home, following routin
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Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
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