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"I Use My Device to Talk!" is an interactive AAC social story to help students learn that their AAC device is for talking, not for throwing. The story focuses on using the AAC device for functional communication in order to decrease problem behavior and increase engagement. Also, the built-in communication board can be used for the teacher or parent to practice their AAC modeling skills. Additional resources: YouTube video of social story: Social Story VideoAT4Kids website: AT4Kids

Did he fall down? Was she stung? Did someone hit him? How bad does it hurt? How do you figure out what your students need in an emergency when they can’t speak? The Classroom Emergency Communication System is an AAC communication board customized to include core and medical words for communication during emergency situations. With the rapid access emergency communication board, you will also receive a pain scale, quick phrases (I need help, I feel sick, etc.), and directions on how to reduce st

School is back for many of our students with special needs and because of COVID-19 many of them will be expected to wear a face mask or interact with others who are. This printable social story reinforces the idea that masks are not scary and that lots of their favorite heroes and community helpers also wear masks all the time. The story includes interactive mask pieces that the student can place onto the cowboy, ninja, superhero, hockey player, firefighter, and doctor. The interactive pages inc

School is back for many of our students with special needs and while they might be very excited to get to see their friends and teachers again, school is not the same as it was before. This social story addresses the anxiety that students may feel when dealing with the changes to their schools due to COVID-19, such as masks, face shields, temperature checks, social distancing, and hand washing. This story is a product of Little Tennessee Valley Educational Cooperative in Loudon, Tennessee. Pleas

Suddenly you’re working from home, school has been canceled, you can’t go out to eat, and you have to stay six feet away from everyone. All of these major life changes have been difficult for everyone to adjust to! For our kiddos with disabilities, trying to help them make sense of why their entire world just went topsy turvy is challenging. To help you meet that need, whether you are a parent, special education teacher, speech therapist, or other provider, we created a free coronavirus social

Suddenly you’re working from home, school has been canceled, you can’t go out to eat, and you have to stay six feet away from everyone. All of these major life changes have been difficult for everyone to adjust to! For our kiddos with disabilities, trying to help them make sense of why their entire world just went topsy turvy is challenging. To help you meet that need, whether you are a parent, special education teacher, speech therapist, or other provider, we created a free coronavirus social n

Suddenly you’re working from home, school has been canceled, you can’t go out to eat, and you have to stay six feet away from everyone. All of these major life changes have been difficult for everyone to adjust to! For our kiddos with disabilities, trying to help them make sense of why their entire world just went topsy turvy is challenging. To help you meet that need, whether you are a parent, special education teacher, speech therapist, or other provider, we created a free coronavirus social

Suddenly you’re working from home, school has been canceled, you can’t go out to eat, and you have to stay six feet away from everyone. All of these major life changes have been difficult for everyone to adjust to! For our kiddos with disabilities, trying to help them make sense of why their entire world just went topsy turvy is challenging. To help you meet that need, whether you are a parent, special education teacher, speech therapist, or other provider, we created a free coronavirus social

Suddenly you’re working from home, school has been canceled, you can’t go out to eat, and you have to stay six feet away from everyone. All of these major life changes have been difficult for everyone to adjust to! For our kiddos with disabilities, trying to help them make sense of why their entire world just went topsy turvy is challenging. To help you meet that need, whether you are a parent, special education teacher, speech therapist, or other provider, we created a free coronavirus social

Suddenly you’re working from home, school has been canceled, you can’t go out to eat, and you have to stay six feet away from everyone. All of these major life changes have been difficult for everyone to adjust to! For our kiddos with disabilities, trying to help them make sense of why their entire world just went topsy turvy is challenging. To help you meet that need, whether you are a parent, special education teacher, speech therapist, or other provider, we created a free coronavirus social