Danielle Thrush

This 3 page social story is to help students with staying in their area. You can download and edit the story to make it your own.

Use this game-board like activity to sort out a mini package of M and M's. As you sort the colors from your package you ask a friend a question from the colored circle that corresponds with that color of M and M. You can do this individually with a student, a group, or with a class. What a fun way to get to know someone! You can also edit the questions to make them your own. Make them based on retelling a story or math!

After teaching procedures or a lesson on respect, students can reflect on the lesson by demonstrating how respect is shown throughout the parts of the school. This can easily be leveled by having students draw a picture or write a sentence in each box.

Edit this checkerboard template to make it your own. Add math problems, high frequency words, or vocabulary words and print it out for kids to play! Do this as many times as you want for any subject that applies!

This is a PPT presentation created to help elementary age students understand how green words (positive) and red words (negative/mean) affect those around us. It goes over the positive and negative consequences that happen from using different words. This PPT is editable so you can add your own spin on it! The kids love this lesson.

This aligns with the Zones of Regulation. This is an editable version so you can place whatever mascot you have at your school in place of the Eagle.

A social story on going to the calming corner within the classroom when the child is frustrated. Edit the document as you see the need for your student.