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Autumn Themed BUNDLE with 2 Sensory Stories and Colourful Semantics
Hello Educators,This Ultimate Autumn Bundle is a complete, term-long, autumn-themed resource package designed to support sensory learning, language development, early concepts, and communication skills in a fun and engaging way. It combines 7 Sensology activities with two fully developed sensory stories ( Pumpkin Soup and Little Red Hen), making it ideal for PMLD classrooms, as well as learners with ASD or severe learning difficulties. All resources are symbolised using Widgit Online (©
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Arithmetic, Reading, Visual Arts
Big And Small Social Story Concepts Activity For Autism Special Education Visual
This Big And Small social story helps students learn early size concepts using clear visuals and simple, predictable language. Students are introduced to the ideas of big and small, how to compare sizes, and how to recognize size differences in everyday school environments. The consistent character and structured layout support comprehension for students with autism, nonverbal learners, and children who benefit from visual supports and repetition. This resource is designed for speech therapy ses
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Other (Arts), Short Stories, Sight Words
Pi Day Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Education Classroom Math AAC
Help students understand and enjoy Pi Day with this clear, supportive Pi Day social story designed for special education classrooms, autism support programs, speech therapy sessions, and early elementary learners. This resource explains what Pi Day is, what students may see during Pi Day activities, and how they can participate successfully in classroom celebrations. The story uses simple language, predictable structure, and consistent visuals to help students feel calm, prepared, and confident
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Calculus, Decimals, Other (Math)
When The Weather Changes Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Education
Help students understand and stay calm when the weather changes at school with this clear and supportive social story. Weather can change quickly during the school day and some students may feel confused, worried, or surprised when it starts raining, getting windy, or turning cloudy. This social story helps students understand what weather changes mean and what they can do when it happens at school. This visual social story teaches students that weather can change and that teachers help students
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Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, Environment
Winter Olympics Bingo Game Winter Sports Activities Printable Classroom AAC
Make learning about winter sports exciting and engaging with this Winter Olympics Bingo Game. This printable bingo activity features bold, eye catching winter sports icons that help students learn vocabulary, build language skills, and participate in seasonal classroom fun. Perfect for elementary classrooms, speech therapy sessions, special education settings, and SEL groups. Students will identify and match winter sports such as skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, hockey, bobsled, curling, figur
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Informational Text, Library Skills, Literature
Story Time Social Story Classroom Behavior Visual Support Autism Special Ed
This Story Time Social Story is a clear, simple, and visually engaging resource designed to help students understand expectations during classroom story time. It supports students who need explicit teaching for listening, sitting calmly, using a quiet voice, and participating appropriately in a group setting. This social story walks students step by step through what happens during story time at school. It models expected behaviors like sitting on the carpet, looking at the book, keeping a calm
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Daylight Saving Time Social Story Routine Change Spring Forward Fall Back
This Daylight Savings Time social story is a simple, supportive visual resource designed for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and special education classrooms. It clearly explains what daylight savings time is, how the clock can move forward or back, and what changes might feel like in a child’s day. The consistent visuals and predictable language help students understand the concept, reduce anxiety around routine changes, and feel more prepared when time shifts happen. Slide
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
My Daily Schedule Social Story Autism AAC Visual Support Special Education Class
This Daily Schedule social story is a simple visual support created for autism, AAC users, nonverbal students, preschool, kindergarten, special education, and early elementary classrooms. It helps children understand daily school routines, transitions, classroom expectations, and what happens throughout the school day using clear language and supportive visuals. This resource is helpful for reducing anxiety, building independence, supporting communication, and improving participation during scho
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Short Stories, Sight Words, Spelling
Getting Stitches Social Story Doctor Visit Social Injury Care Social Story AAC
This social story helps children understand what happens when they need stitches after getting a cut. Many children feel nervous about medical procedures, doctor visits, or injuries. This story explains the process in a calm, predictable, and child friendly way so students know what to expect. The story walks through each step including going to the doctor, cleaning the cut, getting stitches, staying still during the procedure, and how the body heals. Simple language and clear visuals help stude
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Geometry
Safe Hands In The Hallway Social Story Classroom Behavior Visual Supports Autism
This Safe Hands In The Hallway social story teaches students how to keep their hands to themselves while walking through school hallways. Many students struggle with pushing, touching peers, grabbing backpacks, or getting overly excited during hallway transitions. This clear visual social story helps students understand what safe hands look like and how to walk calmly and safely in the hallway. The story uses simple student friendly language and consistent visuals to model expected hallway behav
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Short Stories, Sight Words, Spelling
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