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Feeding & Mealtimes Social Narrative Story | Adapted Book with Symbols
Wondering how to increase your picky eater's intake of fruits and vegetables? Working on feeding therapy? This story explains why a balanced diet is important in easy-to-understand language paired with Boardmaker Symbols. An adapted version with symbols to match and velcro on for each page is also provided in the download. This download includes 15+ pages of a social narrative story about eating a variety of food (use digitally, or print & laminate) Options to personalise the story (certain pag
PreK - 2nd
Coloring Pages, Health, Short Stories
Body Check in
Social emotional resources with comparisons to real world objects and animals to increase understanding for different ages and abilities. Teaches interoceptive awareness for children to identify emotions impacting their internal states without negative intonations. Pictures and simple description in accessible formatting that shows emotions and internal states are constantly changing.
Not Specific
Classroom Community, Health, Social Emotional Learning
Eating a Balanced Diet BOOM Cards
What is a balanced diet? What are carbohydrates? Do you eat a healthy lunch? Students will be able to answer these questions and more when they complete this BOOM deck on healthy eating. Educate children on the importance of a balanced meal as they learn about different nutrients we consume to power our bodies. Students will find out what types of food provide what kinds of nutrients and how they benefit the human body. Additionally, students will read conversations and decide whether a healthy
PreK - 2nd
Health
Overstuffing mouth, Stuffing food
🥕 How to Help Your Child With Overstuffing Their Mouth By Monica Plack, Occupational TherapistSome children put too much food in their mouth at once, rush through meals, or struggle to pace their bites. Overstuffing can increase the risk of choking, poor chewing, and messy mealtimes, and it often connects to sensory, motor, and self-regulation needs. This parent resource by Monica Plack, Occupational Therapist helps families understand why overstuffing happens and how to support safer, calmer
Not Specific
Character Education, Health, Social Emotional Learning
Tooth-brushing Visual Task Analysis (Dino themed)
What does this resource include? Features 1 Dino-themed Visual Task Analysis (pdf) for Toothbrushing.Break down a (sometimes) nonpreferred task into simple steps for your learner!10-second intervals across five quadrants of the mouth featuring my hand-drawn illustrations.Quadrants of mouth: Front teeth, Top Right, Top Left, Bottom Right, Bottom LeftSteps of TA: Get out TB, Turn On Water, Put on Toothpaste, Brush, Spit, Rinse Toothbrush, Turn Off WaterWhat can I do with this resource? Increase yo
Not Specific
Health
TAKING MEDICATION SOCIAL STORY TOOLKIT FOR ADHD & SPECIAL ED
Struggling to help your child take their medication for ADHD, ASD or Constipation? Wondering how to reduce your child's anxiety around taking antibiotics following a doctor's visit? This social story toolkit is your complete resource to reduce your helping to reduce overwhelm and avoidance when taking medication. This Social Story Pack Includes:1. "I Can Take My Medicine" Social Story A simple story to teach your child or student the following:- when we have medicine- why it is important- the
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Health
Autism and Potty/Toilet Training Visual Supports
If you work on toilet training with young children (neurotypical or autistic children and children with developmental disabilities), you need this best-selling resource!! As I searched for toileting visual supports for my classroom and to share with families, I quickly discovered that quality potty training resources for autistic learners were lacking. I'm SO excited to finally release this toileting resource that I worked so hard to create. I had custom clipart made so I could be VERY clear in
PreK - 1st
Health, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Autism Little Learners Curriculum Bundle
Calm Down Kit For Calming Corner In Preschool Autism & Special Education
Have you noticed that your students are coming into school more dysregulated than ever? This Calming Kit is a great addition to your Calming Corner. If you are a parent, are you needing some visuals and strategies to help with self-regulation at home? This is for you too! If you are like me, you have needed to use more co-regulation techniques in your early childhood special education classroom (early elementary too!). You may wonder, "how can I start teaching my young autistic students/ch
PreK - 3rd
For All Subjects, Health, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Autism Little Learners Curriculum Bundle
Preschool Self Regulation Activities for Little Learners - Autism & Special Ed
This set of preschool self regulation activities is jam packed with visual supports, and activities to teach self regulation in little learners! It was created for the early childhood level, but can also be used at the early elementary level with students who are just learning about emotions and working on self-regulation. There are also ideas for sensory activities to help calm children's bodies. Basic emotions are addressed in several of the preschool self regulation activities (see below).
PreK - 1st
Health, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Autism Little Learners Curriculum Bundle
Sitting On The Toilet - Social Stories & Visual Supports
What steps can you take if your student or child is not showing typical readiness skills for toilet training, but you want to get started working on it? The answer is to use stories and visual supports to prepare for each of the little steps along the way. This story is a simple story about learning to sit on the toilet. Each page includes a short sentence and clipart picture to show the steps to sitting on the toilet. When laminated, you can use a washable marker to write in the number for h
PreK - K
Health, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Autism Little Learners Curriculum Bundle
Home Visual Schedule Autism: Morning & Bedtime Routine Checklist, Toddlers & ABA
Create a home visual schedule for toddlers, kids with autism & ADHD, or for ABA. Includes a morning & bedtime routine checklist that you can flip up when each task is done. Because kids are calmer when they know what to expect.This photo based routine flip chart for kids helps your child become more independent in their routines. Kids use pictures as a guide, even before they can read. Great for preschoolers and special education. This bundle includes 2 charts -- one for morning and an evenin
PreK - 1st
Health
Hand Washing Steps Visual Posters | Preschool & K Bathroom Signs + Routine Song
Hand washing steps visual posters (and bathroom signs!) help you build real routines— no more endless reminders! ✨ With these hand washing steps visual posters, you’ll have engaging visuals, clear step-by-step hand washing steps visuals, and a fun “Tops and Bottoms” scrubbing song (to the tune of Frère Jacques) that kids love to sing while they wash. Whether you need bathroom signs, a basic 5-step routine, individual step cards, or an optional “happy dance” ending to make it fun, there’s a h
PreK - 2nd
Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Health
CCSS
RF.K.1
, RF.K.1b
Yoga Poses Cards & Posters for Kids for Fitness & Mindfulness
Yoga Cards & Posters for Kids – 46 Fun & Engaging Yoga Poses for Children’s Fitness, Flexibility & Mindfulness Introduce children to the benefits of yoga and mindfulness with these Yoga Cards & Posters for Kids. This resource includes 46 different poses, each with a photo to make learning fun, accessible, and easy to follow. Whether in the classroom, therapy sessions, or at home, these cards and posters will help kids develop flexibility, strength, and body awareness while improving focus and r
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Health, Physical Education
Hand Washing Steps Printable and Poster
Make handwashing easy with the handwashing steps printable. With visuals and text, the handwashing steps can be used as a reminder or teaching tool for students learning how to wash their hands. Help reinforce handwashing steps so you can fade back verbal prompts and encourage students to follow visual cues. Includes three versions:Washing hands in 4 stepsWashing in 8 stepsWashing in 8 steps and includes turning off the faucet with a paper towel for programs following DSS regulationsHow to Use:
PreK - 1st
Health
Also included in: Washing Hands Bundle
Winter Dressing Visual Supports - Autism & Preschool
Do you want your students or children to be more independent with their dressing and undressing skills in the winter? This visual support can help with that! The visual cues will help children understand what order to put on and take off their winter clothing and will help them learn that routine without having to have an adult tell them each step. You can use the cue cards on a ring and hang it up next to their jackets, or you can print and laminate the strip and post it on the wall. For t
PreK - K
Health, Other (ELA), Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Autism Little Learners Curriculum Bundle
Bathroom Visuals with Real Photos | Bathroom Signs Preschool, PreK and Kinder
If you're tired of repeating bathroom directions 47 times a day, these hand washing steps visuals and bathroom signs will make your classroom routine easier—fast.These bathroom signs use real photos and simple language to help students learn bathroom expectations, follow routines, and build confidence in the preschool bathroom. From body cues and toileting routines to hand washing steps visual supports, these posters help make expectations clear.This pack includes 38 real-photo visuals with both
PreK - 2nd
Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Health
CCSS
RF.K.1
, RF.K.1a
, RF.K.1b
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Lifetime Fitness Activities | Recreational Activities Lessons | Health and PE
Looking for an easy way to introduce students to lifetime fitness and recreational activities they can actually use beyond the classroom? This 10 page Lifetime Fitness Activities resource helps students explore a variety of real-world fitness options while building awareness of healthy, active lifestyles.Perfect for health or physical education classes, this lesson encourages students to think about fitness as something they can carry with them for life—not just something done in class.Why Teach
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Health, Physical Education, Social Emotional Learning
Fire Safety Social Story, What to do in a Fire
Help students understand fire safety in a calm, clear, and supportive way with this Fire Safety Social Story. Designed for young learners, neurodiverse students, and anyone who benefits from visual structure, this social narrative teaches the essential steps to staying safe during a fire or fire drill. This story explains important concepts in simple, reassuring language, including: ✔ What fire alarms sound like ✔ What to do when you see smoke ✔ How to “get low and go” ✔ Why we practice fir
Not Specific
Classroom Community, Health, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Safety Social Stories & Coloring Pages Bundle | SEL Life Skills
Toileting Story for Little Boys
I had been searching for a simple potty training story that had clear and basic steps for years! I couldn't find exactly what I needed, so I decided to have custom clipart made and create my own. These 2 simple stories show the steps to using the potty. It is not as easy as just sitting on the toilet and peeing! Children with autism and other special needs may have difficult understanding and/or coordinating the various steps. The steps included are: pants down, underwear down, sit on toilet (or
PreK - 1st
Health, Other (ELA), Short Stories
Also included in: Autism Little Learners Curriculum Bundle
Toileting Story for Little Girls
I had been searching for a simple potty training story that had clear and basic steps for years! I couldn't find exactly what I needed, so I decided to have custom clipart made and create my own. These 2 simple stories show the steps to using the potty. It is not as easy as just sitting on the toilet and peeing! Children with autism and other special needs may have difficult understanding and/or coordinating the various steps. The steps included are: pants down, underwear down, sit on toil
PreK - 1st
Health, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Autism Little Learners Curriculum Bundle
Five Senses Sorting Mats Interactive 5 Senses Activity for Kids
Five Senses Sorting Mats – Hands-On Sensory Sorting Activity for Kids! Help students explore and understand the five senses with this engaging, hands-on Five Senses Sorting Activity! This interactive resource is designed to reinforce categorization, critical thinking, and sensory awareness using real pictures and clip art visuals. What’s Included? Hear, Sight, Taste, Touch, Smell5 Sorting Mats (Each mat holds 6 cards)30 Senses Picture Cards (Real Photos)60 Senses Picture Cards (Clip Art)5 Large
PreK - 2nd
Health, Other (Math), Other (Science)
IS THIS SAFE Task Cards - Speech Therapy for Adults ADLs Aphasia Dementia SPED
Looking for an engaging way to teach young learners essential life safety skills through interactive and hands-on activities? Is This Safe? Life Skills Task Card Set is a fun, practical resource designed to help students build awareness around safety, hygiene, and everyday decision-making. Ideal for school counseling activities, SEL lessons, and life skills programs, these task cards promote critical thinking and responsible choices. These cards are perfect for early learners, students with au
PreK - 2nd
For All Subjects, Health, Speaking & Listening
Social Story I Can Practice Good Hygiene
Practicing good hygiene can be difficult for people with disabilities. This I Can Practice Good Hygiene social story discusses germs and the important role good hygiene plays in keep others sick. It highlights various good hygiene practices such as covering your cough, washing your hands, bathing, teeth brushing, hair brushing, nail clipping, and ear cleaning. Two social stories are provided - one for boys and one for girls. You may also like:Social Story I Can Wash My HandsSocial Story I Can U
PreK - 3rd
Health
Also included in: Social Emotional Learning, Social Stories Bundle
Pooping In The Potty Story for Boys
This simple story shows the steps for pooping in the potty. It is not as easy as just sitting on the toilet and pooping! Children with autism and other special needs may have difficulty understanding and/or coordinating the various steps. The steps included are pants down, underwear down, sit on the toilet, try to poop, wipe butt, underwear up, pants up, flush and wash hands. This story also helps prepare a child (especially those with sensory differences) for what to expect: there might be a l
PreK - 1st
For All Subjects, Health, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Autism Little Learners Curriculum Bundle
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