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STEM Day Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Education Classroom Routine
This STEM Day Social Story is a clear, engaging visual support designed to help students understand and participate in STEM and STEAM activities at school. It is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and those in special education settings who benefit from predictable routines and explicit teaching of expectations. This resource supports comprehension of hands on activities like paper airplane challenges, building stations, and simple engineering tasks while reducing anx
Not Specific
Engineering, Environment, Science of Reading
Earth Day Special Education Bundle |AAC Activities, Adapted Book, Math, Literacy
Save time and support diverse learners with this Earth Day Special Education Bundle, packed with engaging, symbol-supported activities for building communication, academics, and life skills! This bundle is designed specifically for AAC users, nonverbal students, and learners with autism, making Earth Day concepts accessible, meaningful, and interactive. From math and literacy to functional life skills, these resources provide a well-rounded, low-prep way to celebrate Earth Day while targeting es
Not Specific
Environment, For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
WATER STUDY; THE LITTLE CLOUD | Creative Curriculum Teaching
Bring literacy, science, and speech therapy together with this Little Cloud book companion activity inspired by the classic story The Little Cloud by Eric Carle. This activity connects directly to the Creative Curriculum Water Unit, helping students explore clouds, weather, and how clouds change shapes while building expressive language skills. Students cut and glue pictures of objects the cloud changes into, then practice saying the sentence: “Little Cloud changed. It looks like a ___.”This
PreK - 2nd
Environment, Reading, Vocabulary
Safe vs. Unsafe Weather | File Folder Activity | Special Education
Safe vs. Unsafe Weather | File Folder Activity | Special EducationHelp your students learn important weather safety skills with this hands-on Safe vs. Unsafe Weather File Folder Activity, designed specifically for learners with autism and self-contained special education classrooms! 🌤️⚠️ This print, cut, and laminate activity is perfect for independent work tasks, centers, or 1:1 instruction! What's Included: 📁 1 file folder base (safe vs. unsafe sorting mat) 🌪️ Weather picture sorting cards
PreK - K
Environment, General Science, Not Subject Specific
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