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MRI Or CT Scan Social Story Hospital Procedure Story Autism Special Education
Preparing children for medical procedures can reduce fear and increase cooperation. This MRI Or CT Scan Social Story helps students understand what will happen during a hospital imaging visit. The story walks children through each step in a simple predictable way so they know what to expect. Clear visuals and short sentences support comprehension for young learners and students with autism communication differences and developmental delays. This resource is designed for special education classro
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Character Education, Health, Social Emotional Learning
Classroom Checklist for Elementary classes and Special Ed to improve routine
This is an easy-to-use package on Classroom Checklist with blank checklist and sample checklist to promote learning. This pack includes the following: 3 different sample classroom checklists with common activities3 checklists at different times of the dayblank interactive checklist to increase engagement and individualizationThis pack targets the following goals: increase children's understanding of daily routinevisualizing daily routineassisting classroom or session management in any pediatric
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School Health Bundle – Bilingual Parent Handouts (English & Spanish PDFs)
All your school health education handouts in one clear, bilingual bundle—created by a school nurse, written for real-world communication.This printable bundle includes 6 topics, each in English and Spanish, designed to help teachers, school nurses, administrators, and parent liaisons communicate clearly with families—especially when health literacy or language barriers exist. These handouts are not medical forms or district protocols—they’re designed to improve parent understanding, reduce co
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Health
TOILET ROUTINE ADAPTED BOOK I Can Push Out My Poop Autism & Special Ed
Struggling to help your child progress with toilet training or potty training? Do you need an Adapted Book to help your child struggling with stool withholding, toilet avoidance, encopresis and other bowel issues? This resource is for you! It is also a valuable resource for children with Autism or other disabilities who are having difficulty with toileting. This Adapted Book Includes:A simple story to teach your child or student the expectations and routine of the toilet process, helping to redu
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WIPING MY BOTTOM Toilet Training Social Narrative and Visuals Pack
Struggling to help your child or student understand and learn the wiping process after toileting? Are you finding the potty training / toilet training experience challenging? This INTERACTIVE social narrative and visuals pack gives you the story you need to explain to children how to wipe their own bottom in simple, easy-to-follow steps. The story also includes spaces to add your child's own individual details, making it personalised, relevant and meaningful.Particularly for children with addi
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Spoonie Planner for Teen -Adults | Low-Demand Energy & Self-Regulation Support
A low-pressure planning and reflection system designed for adults with chronic illness, pain, fatigue, or fluctuating capacity. This is not a productivity planner. It is a support tool for days when energy is limited or unpredictable. The Spoonie Planner is a low-demand, disability-affirming support system created to help adults with chronic illness manage energy, symptoms, and decision-making without pressure or guilt. Ideal for counselors, therapists, support staff, and individuals seeking gen
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Self-Injury / Self-Harm / Cutting information for students and parents
I had difficulty finding a resource for families about self-injury. Most of what I could find was difficult to read and generally negative - I wanted something I could send home to parents and families after I talked to them in order to help them understand self-harm and know the steps they should take to help their students feel better and get the assistance they need. I hope this resource will help you, too.
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School Counseling, School Psychology
School Nurse Day Banner | Happy Appreciation Week Sign & Decoration
Celebrate your amazing school nurse with this Printable Happy School Nurse Day Banner that is the perfect decoration for School Nurse Appreciation Day in May or Nurse Appreciation Week! This cheerful and easy-to-assemble banner is a fun way to show gratitude and brighten up your nurse’s office, hallway, or staff lounge. 🩺 What’s Included: Printable Happy School Nurse Day banner Designed for 8.5 x 11 inch paper 2 flag pendants per page 12 total pages (full banner)✂️ Supplies Needed: Sciss
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Graphic Arts, Health
After a Bump to the Head – English & Spanish Parent Handout
Help parents understand what to watch for after a minor head bump—with clear, calm information in English and Spanish.This handout is written for families whose child bumped their head at school but showed no symptoms of concussion. It’s not a substitute for any official district form or medical protocol—it’s a simple, bilingual guide to help parents know what to expect and what signs to look out for after school. Created by a school nurse, this printable one-pager is especially helpful for: Sp
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Health, Physical Education
How to React & Respond to an Allergy Emergency Infographic
Learn how to react & respond when someone is having an allergic reaction. Food allergy awareness saves lives!Whether you're a parent, educator, health or food service professional, understanding how to appropriately respond to an allergic reaction is essential for safety. This beautifully designed, easy-to-read infographic highlights:The 7 Steps of Responding to an allergic reaction.Important details of each stepBrings awareness of importance of completing each step in the correct order to ensu
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FREE Allergy Alert Cards
Allergies can be a serious and scary part of a child's life, especially when they are with an adult that they don't know. Allergy Alert cards can help alleviate that worry for the child, parent and even teacher.
Simply fill out the card with the child's allergy triggers. The cards can then be handed to a substitute teacher or carried on a field trip.
Allergy Alert cards can even be used by parents! When visiting a restaurant, the card can be handed to the waiter. This ensures that ther
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Health
Nurse's Newsletter on Fifth Disease
Fifth Disease NewsletterStay informed and support your school community with this comprehensive newsletter focused on Fifth Disease. Designed for schools, healthcare providers, and community organizations, this resource helps families recognize symptoms, understand how it spreads, and manage this common childhood illness. Features: ✅ Educational Content: Explains what Fifth Disease is, including its cause (parvovirus B19) and when it commonly occurs. ✅ Symptom Guide: Highlights key signs such
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Health
Frequent Health Office Visits Parent Letter | School Nurse Template
Keep parent communication professional, clear, and consistent with this Frequent Health Office Visits Letter Template designed for school nurses. This ready-to-use document helps notify families when a student is visiting the health office more frequently than expected—while maintaining a calm, non-alarming tone. Perfect for improving communication, identifying patterns early, and supporting student health. ✔ What’s Included: 1 professional parent letter template (PDF) Clean, easy-to-read la
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For All Subjects, Health, Not Subject Specific
Also included in: School Nurse Parent Communication Letters Bundle | Health Office Forms
Using My Inhaler at School Social Story Autism AAC Visual Support Special Edu
This social story teaches students how to safely and calmly use an inhaler at school using clear visuals and simple, supportive language. It is designed for autistic students, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education who benefit from structured routines and visual supports. This resource helps students recognize body signals, ask for help, follow steps to use an inhaler, and return to learning feeling safe and regulated. The consistent character and predictable format sup
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Character Education, Health, Social Emotional Learning
Taking Medicine Social Story Autism Visual Support Taking Pills Routine Sped
This Taking Medicine Social Story is a simple and supportive visual resource that helps students understand how and why they take medicine. It is designed for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and anyone who benefits from clear routines and visual supports. The story walks step by step through the process of taking medicine, including pills and liquid, using calm and predictable language. Each page uses consistent visuals and structure to reduce anxiety and build confidence. S
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Comfort Food Classics Cookbook | Cozy Vintage Recipe eBook (PDF + JPG)
Comfort Food Classics Cookbook | Cozy Vintage Recipe eBook (PDF + JPG) Bring warmth, nostalgia, and delicious homemade comfort into your kitchen with this beautifully designed Comfort Food Classics Cookbook! Featuring cozy vintage-inspired styling and easy-to-follow recipes, this printable cookbook is perfect for home cooks who love hearty meals, comforting desserts, and timeless kitchen traditions. Whether you’re a beginner learning the basics or an experienced home chef looking for cozy reci
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Business, Economics , Health
The Doctor Uses A Flashlight In My Eyes Social Story Autism Medical Visual SEL
This social story, The Doctor Uses A Flashlight In My Eyes, is a clear and supportive visual resource designed to help students understand what happens during an eye check at the doctor. It is especially helpful for autistic students, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education who benefit from predictable routines and simple language. The story walks students through the experience step by step using consistent visuals and calm, reassuring text so they know what to expect a
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Character Education, Health, Short Stories
Going To The Dentist Social Story Dental Visit Expectations Dentist Visit Visual
Going To The Dentist Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Education Routine is a simple and supportive social story created to help children understand what to expect during a dentist visit. This resource is helpful for autistic students, nonverbal learners, AAC users, preschool and elementary students, and children who experience anxiety around medical or community routines. The clear visuals and predictable language help reduce fear, build confidence, support communication, and teach cal
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Health, Short Stories, Sight Words
School Nurse Parent Communication Letters Bundle | Health Office Forms
This School Nurse Parent Communication Letters Bundle includes 7 essential templates designed to support clear, consistent, and professional communication between school health offices and families. Each document features a clean, easy-to-use layout with fill-in-the-blank sections, making it simple to document visits, notify parents, and reinforce important health guidance without creating unnecessary alarm. These templates are built for real-world, everyday use and help save time while maintain
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For All Subjects, Health, Not Subject Specific
Blood Test Social Story Doctor Visit Preparation Medical Procedure Visual Autism
This Blood Test Social Story for Kids is a supportive visual resource that helps children understand and prepare for a blood test, blood draw, or lab visit in a calm and predictable way. Many children feel nervous about medical procedures, especially when they are unsure what will happen. This social story gently explains each step of the process using simple language and clear visuals so children know what to expect before, during, and after a blood test. The story shows sitting in the chair, c
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Health, Informational Text, Short Stories
Getting An X Ray Social Story Hospital Visit X Ray Procedure Visual Support AAC
This social story helps children understand what happens during an X ray appointment in a calm and predictable way. Many children feel nervous about medical visits, hospital equipment, or unfamiliar environments. This story walks students through the experience step by step so they know what to expect when getting an X ray. The story explains the process in simple language and supportive visuals. Students learn that a technician will guide them, the machine takes a quick picture, and the procedu
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Health, Short Stories, Sight Words
Waiting At The Doctor Social Story Doctor Visit Waiting Room Behavior Story AAC
This Waiting At The Doctor social story helps children understand what happens when they visit a doctor and need to wait before their appointment. Many children feel unsure, anxious, or impatient in medical waiting rooms. This visual social narrative walks students through the steps of a doctor visit in a calm and predictable way so they know what to expect. The story explains arriving at the doctor, checking in at the front desk, sitting in the waiting room, finding quiet activities, listening
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Character Education, Health, School Counseling
Changing Into A Hospital Gown Social Story Autism AAC Nonverbal Visual Medical
This Changing Into A Hospital Gown Social Story is a supportive, visual resource designed to help students understand and feel comfortable during a medical visit. It is ideal for children with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education who benefit from clear expectations and predictable routines. This social story uses simple language and consistent visuals to explain why a hospital gown is worn and what to expect step by step, helping reduce anxiety, support compre
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Character Education, Health, Social Emotional Learning
What Is Surgery Social Story Autism Visual Support Hospital Routine Nonverbal
This What Is Surgery social story is a clear, supportive visual resource designed to help students understand the hospital and surgery experience in a simple and reassuring way. It is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and those in special education settings who benefit from structured, predictable language. This story breaks down what surgery means, what will happen at the hospital, and how trusted adults help keep them safe. It supports comprehension, reduces anxiet
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Character Education, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
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