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ABLLS-R ALIGNED UNITS for Early Learners with Autism: Weather Themed
This unit is designed to meet the needs of active learners by increasing engagement while addressing a wide range of language goals. This unit is a great way to explore weather with 103 total pages addressing a wide range of ABLLS-R goals. Part 1: 8 Sensory-Motor Activities including ABLLS-R alignment Part 2: Printables (80+ pages) Part one has eight engaging natural environment teaching activities. Each one includes a materials list, directions, and alignment to ABLLS-R objectives. Sensory-mo
PreK - 5th
General Science
ABLLS-R ALIGNED UNITS for Early Learners with Autism: Science Plants Themed
This unit is designed to meet the needs of active learners by increasing engagement while addressing a wide range of language goals and social skills. Aligned to the ABLLS-R (114 total pages) Part 1: 6 Sensory-Motor Activities including ABLLS-R alignment Part 2: Printables (90+ pages) Part 1 has six engaging natural environment teaching activities. Each one includes a materials list, directions, and alignment to ABLLS-R objectives. Printables to support the activity stations are also included. P
PreK - 5th
General Science
What Is Earth Day Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Education Classroom
This Earth Day social story helps students understand what Earth Day is and how they can take care of the Earth in simple, meaningful ways. It uses clear, student friendly language and consistent visuals to support comprehension for students with autism, nonverbal learners, and students who benefit from visual supports and predictable routines. Students are guided through important Earth Day concepts like recycling, saving water, taking care of nature, and keeping their environment clean. Each p
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Earth Sciences, Environment, Science of Reading
Going To The Science Center Social Story Autism Field Trip Visual Support
This social story is a clear, engaging visual support designed to help students understand expectations and routines in a structured, supportive way. It is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and children in special education settings who benefit from simple language, repetition, and visual cues. The story breaks down a real life situation into manageable steps, helping reduce anxiety, support comprehension, and build confidence with communication and behavior. Slide O
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Classroom Community, Other (Science), Social Emotional Learning
Spring Weather Social Story Understanding Changing Weather At School For Autism
This spring weather social story helps students understand how weather can change during the spring season and what they may experience at school. Many students benefit from clear visual explanations of seasonal changes and outdoor routines. This social story uses simple language, consistent visuals, and predictable structure to explain sunny days, rainy days, cooler mornings, and how students can be prepared for different types of weather. Students learn that some spring days are sunny and warm
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Earth Sciences, Physical Science, Social Emotional Learning
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