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First Work, Then Play Visual Support
A simple visual support for parents and teachers to help children finish their work/job/activity and then take a break/play.
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Family Consumer Sciences
Communication PECS Book for Verbal, Nonverbal, or Speech Delay Children, 300+
Communication is the foundation of giving and receiving patience, love. understanding, and so much more. It’s the foundation for all human relationships. I made this book to help with communication! Your child/student may not be talking, but that doesn't mean they aren't communicating. Introducing this resource can help to build communication skills that are already developing or haven't developed yet. Sometimes we all just need a little help and this is the tool to do it! This "Communication PE
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Listen to My Teachers No Arguing
This is a quick, 1 page social story to support students who have difficulty following adult instructions and/or argue with adults when asked to do something. It discretely teaches a replacement behavior in a simple 1,2,3 format. When an adult speaks to me, the only thing I should say is "Yes Ma'am" and do what they ask- fast like a racehorse! Next step- no crying, no whining. Lastly- no arguing/keep mouth closed. The story should be read to the child daily followed by role playing or creating s
PreK - 6th
School Counseling
Playing Tag Chase Social Story
This is a social story for all students who play the game of tag/chase outdoors. It is written to help children understand both the established rules of the game and the hidden rules (tag backs/being chosen "it" unfairly, etc.). This is one of the most common recess games today and is often the first attempts at bullish playground behavior- especially towards peers who may not understand the game.
PreK - 3rd
Physical Education
Babysitter Social Story
Babysitter Social Story- This is a social story to help prepare young children for the experience of having a babysitter take care of them. It carefully walks them through why they will have a babysitter and fosters the concept that they are safe in that person's care. The text and illustrations are large, high image, and concrete. The story was written to support all ages and learning styles.
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Big Boys Poop in the Potty Social Story
This is a potty training social story focusing on bowel training. It is intended for a newly trained boy who is still learning the sequence of skills when going #2 on the potty. The story teaches independence with this skill: run to potty, sit and release, wait for assistance with wiping. It also reinforces pro-social behavior related to having a bowel movement: keep hands out of diaper/pants, no touching poop, no feces smearing. It should be read each day with the child. The parent/caregiver sh
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