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'I Need A Break' Card Set for Children
*This product has recently been updated with a complete redesign, featuring newly added card designs and more vibrant clipart* Take a look at the preview to see the all new designs.This set of break cards is designed to be used as a visual aid for young children to assist with requesting breaks. Communication barriers are commonly associated with increased challenging behaviours. This resource aims to reduce barriers to effective communication with the implementation of a visual support. Break
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Also included in: Help & Break Cards - BUNDLE for Young Children
Interactive Auditory Comprehension Story Units
Story Set 1 includes 120 stories at two levels. Each story is followed by a series of "Wh" questions. There are multiple choice prompts for each question (if needed). The stories increase in length and complexity. Story Set 1 includes "level 1" stories consisting of 1 sentence stories and "wh" questions corresponding to information explicitly stated in the story. This packet also includes level 2 stories; 1-2 sentence stories with explicit "wh" questions as well as implicit "wh" questions for in
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Getting Ready and Going to School Social Story (Girl 1)
This social story is designed to prepare a child for the routine of getting ready and going to school, whether that be a daycare, mother's day out program, preschool, or "school" school. Several steps of the at-home morning routine are provided-- including breakfast, brushing teeth, and that we *may* not always get to wear exactly what we want to school. These pages/steps can be arranged in any order. This story also discusses going to school, entering the classroom, and has 2 possible endings (
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Also included in: Social Stories for School or Daycare Bundle (Girl 1)
Getting Ready and Going to School Social Story (Boy 1)
This social story is designed to prepare a child for the routine of getting ready and going to school, whether that be a daycare, mother's day out program, preschool, or "school" school. Several steps of the at-home morning routine are provided-- including breakfast, brushing teeth, and that we *may* not always get to wear exactly what we want to school. These pages/steps can be arranged in any order. This story also discusses going to school, entering the classroom, and has 2 possible endings (
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Also included in: Social Stories for School or Daycare Bundle (Boy 1)
Getting Ready and Going to School Social Story (Girl 2)
This social story is designed to prepare a child for the routine of getting ready and going to school, whether that be a daycare, mother's day out program, preschool, or "school" school. Several steps of the at-home morning routine are provided-- including breakfast, brushing teeth, and that we *may* not always get to wear exactly what we want to school. These pages/steps can be arranged in any order. This story also discusses going to school, entering the classroom, and has 2 possible endings (
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Also included in: Social Stories for School or Daycare Bundle (Girl 2)
Getting Ready and Going to School Social Story (Boy 2)
This social story is designed to prepare a child for the routine of getting ready and going to school, whether that be a daycare, mother's day out program, preschool, or "school" school. Several steps of the at-home morning routine are provided-- including breakfast, brushing teeth, and that we *may* not always get to wear exactly what we want to school. These pages/steps can be arranged in any order. This story also discusses going to school, entering the classroom, and has 2 possible endings (
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Also included in: Social Stories for School or Daycare Bundle (Boy 2)
Stop Thumb Sucking Social Story (Boy 1)
This social story is written to be used with a child who does not want to give up sucking their thumb. In kid-friendly and positive language, the story explains that big kids don't need to suck their thumbs, and that continuing to suck your thumb can actually be harmful to your teeth. Replacement behaviors are encouraged, such as talking about feelings if you feel tired or sad, or hugging a stuffed animal or toy. Quick note: For each story I write, I create four versions with a different “chara
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