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Functional Communication Training (FCT) Parent Training Sheet
This parent training sheet on FCT is a great tool to give to parents when working on functional communication training. Provides definitions of key terms associated with FCT in ABA, tips for increasing FCT in the home setting, an example of how FCT may be used in a therapy session, and a space for parents to takes notes and data when implementing in the home.
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Red & Green Choices Social Story | Positive Behavior Support | Explicit Teaching
Teach Safe, Kind Behavior with This Expertly Written Red & Green Choices Social StoryLearning About Green and Red Choices is a supportive, student-friendly social story that helps young children understand the difference between safe, kind “green” choices and unsafe, unkind “red” choices. Whether you’re addressing impulsive behavior, supporting self-regulation, or setting clear expectations in the classroom, this story gives students the language and tools to reflect and choose safer options. Wh
PreK - 2nd
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Fall Social Skills Activities Preschool Safe Hands & Stand in Line Social Story
Add to your Fall social skills activities using this Stand in Line Social Story! Perfect for preschool first day of school activities, it teaches routines, safe hands, and personal space. Supports any keeping my hands to myself social story, plus includes visuals, token board, coloring pages, and interactive practice for fun, structured learning. Includes: 60-pg PDF with Digital + Print Activities✔️ Interactive Digital Decks: 20-slide Boom Cards™, Google Slides™, Easel™, and YouTube version
PreK - 1st
Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning, Speaking & Listening
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RL.K.1
, RI.K.10
, SL.K.1
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Swearing Social Story | Behavior Management | Cussing & Cursing | Bad Words
Teach Respectful Language with This Expertly Written Social Story™Learning About Words I Can Use at School is a supportive, student-friendly social story designed to help young learners understand the difference between words that are okay to use at school and words that aren’t. Whether you're addressing swearing, cussing, or impulsive language, this story helps children recognize language boundaries without shame and offers safe alternatives for tough moments. Why Educators and Therapists Love
PreK - 3rd
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Kindness Social Story | Behavior & Social Skills | Kind & Unkind Words | Friends
Teach Kindness and Respect with This Expertly Written Social Story™Learning About Kind and Unkind Words is a supportive, student-friendly social story that helps young learners understand how their words can affect others. Instead of focusing on shame or punishment, this resource encourages children to reflect on their language choices and make kinder ones—even when they’re feeling upset or frustrated. Why Educators and Therapists Love It:Aligned with Carol Gray’s Social Stories 10.4 Criteria: W
PreK - 3rd
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Color Identification - Presentation and Progress Monitoring Sheet
Here's the perfect tool to teach your students how to identify and verbalize the 10 basic colors. This simple, cleanly designed, animated presentation guides the student through each color in a way that retains attention. Pai this with ABA, or verbal behavior techniques in your self-contained classroom or during speech and language therapy sessions. 13 slide presentation along with a great, simple to use progress monitoring data collection sheet. Don't recreate the wheel, just download this and
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Speaking & Listening
Using Kind Words Social Story for Special Education
Build a culture of kindness and empathy in your classroom with this "Using Kind Words Social Story" resource! This engaging social story is designed to teach young learners about the importance of using kind words and positive communication in their interactions with others. This social story is perfect for children in preschool through early elementary grades, including those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or social communication difficulties. It can be used as a valuable resource in class
PreK - 5th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Social Story Bundle - Endless Mega Bundle of Social Skills Narratives
Screaming Social Story | Behavior Management | Don't Scream or Shout | Yelling
Teach Voice Control with this Compassionate, Supportive Social Story™Learning About Indoor Voices, Outdoor Voices, and Screaming helps children understand when it’s okay to be loud, when to keep their voice quiet, and why screaming is only safe in certain situations. Instead of saying “no yelling” or “don’t scream,” this resource gives kids the language, structure, and support to understand their voice and how to use it in different environments. Why Educators and Therapists Love It:Aligned with
PreK - 3rd
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Changes in the Schedule Social Story for Special Education
Help your students navigate the challenges of adapting to schedule changes with this "Changes in the Schedule" Social Story, designed specifically for students with autism and other special needs. This resource offers a supportive and visually engaging approach to understanding why schedules change and how to adapt to these changes effectively. Why Choose this "Changes in the Schedule" Social Story?Engaging Narrative: A relatable story that explores the concept of schedule changes, the reasons b
PreK - 4th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Social Story Bundle - Endless Mega Bundle of Social Skills Narratives
Using a Quiet Voice Visual Social Story for Special Education - No Screaming
Do you have students who have trouble using a quiet voice? This social story with visual supports teaches students to use a quiet voice instead of screaming or yelling. I've created a social story that focuses on having students use a quiet voice. This resource is specially designed for learners in primary and special education settings to promote appropriate voice volume in various situations. Why Choose this "Using a Quiet Voice Social Story"?Visual Supports: Visual cue cards and reminders to
PreK - 2nd
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Social Story Bundle - Endless Mega Bundle of Social Skills Narratives
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