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What Do You See? Farm and Sea Animals
What Do You See? Farm & Sea Animals Make language learning fun and engaging with this interactive Farm & Sea Animals activity! Perfect for speech therapy, preschool, early intervention, autism support, and language enrichment, this versatile resource targets both expressive and receptive language skills through hands-on play and visual engagement. Students can identify, label, describe, and talk about a variety of farm and sea animals while building vocabulary, increasing participation, and e
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Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Sight Words, Vocabulary
Woodworking Class Social Story Autism Visual Support AAC Nonverbal Special Edu
This Woodworking Class social story is a structured visual support designed to help students understand expectations, routines, and safety in a hands on classroom setting. It is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education who benefit from clear, predictable instruction. This resource supports comprehension by breaking down each step of the woodworking experience including listening to the teacher, using tools safely, taking turns, and cleaning
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Character Education, Short Stories, Sight Words
Autumn Themed BUNDLE with 2 Sensory Stories and Colourful Semantics
Hello Educators,This Ultimate Autumn Bundle is a complete, term-long, autumn-themed resource package designed to support sensory learning, language development, early concepts, and communication skills in a fun and engaging way. It combines 7 Sensology activities with two fully developed sensory stories ( Pumpkin Soup and Little Red Hen), making it ideal for PMLD classrooms, as well as learners with ASD or severe learning difficulties. All resources are symbolised using Widgit Online (©
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Arithmetic, Reading, Visual Arts
Little Red Hen Sensory Story + Colourful Semantics Activities
Hello Educators,This Little Red Hen Sensory Story is a structured and engaging resource designed to support language, communication, and early learning through a familiar, story-based approach. The pack includes a PowerPoint presentation of The Little Red Hen with clear visuals, suggested props (included in the slide comments), as well as sound effects and short videos to enhance engagement. This resource can be used as a sensory story or as a language-based activity to support Colourful
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Literature, Reading, Vocabulary
Also included in: Autumn Themed BUNDLE with 2 Sensory Stories and Colourful Semantics
Adapted Recipe BUNDLE!! Pizza Bagel Cooking Visuals: Symbol + Photo Support AAC
Pizza Bagel Cooking Visuals: Symbol + Photo Supported Students Will🥣 identify ingredients and tools 👀 follow visual recipe steps 🔢 sequence the cooking process What's Included in This Packet 🍕 Pizza Bagel recipe (10-step sequence) 🔤 Symbol-based version (clipart icons) 📸 Photo-supported version (real images) 🗣️ Communication boards (AAC/choice boards) 📝 "Today I am making..." sentence strips ✅ Materials/actions checklists (steps 1-10) Print, Produce, and Process Materials y
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Informational Text, Not Subject Specific, Other (Science)
Loud Sounds at the Car Wash Social Story Autism AAC Special Education Sensory
This social story helps children learn what to expect during a car wash and how to stay calm around loud sounds and new sensory experiences. It is great for autism, AAC users, nonverbal students, special education classrooms, and early learners who benefit from visual supports and predictable routines. The simple language and clear visuals help children feel safe, prepared, and confident during car wash visits. Slide Overview Loud Sounds at the Car Wash Hearing Big Noises Loud Sounds Are Safe
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Daylight Saving Time Social Story Routine Change Spring Forward Fall Back
This Daylight Savings Time social story is a simple, supportive visual resource designed for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and special education classrooms. It clearly explains what daylight savings time is, how the clock can move forward or back, and what changes might feel like in a child’s day. The consistent visuals and predictable language help students understand the concept, reduce anxiety around routine changes, and feel more prepared when time shifts happen. Slide
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
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