Lisa Learnsalot

This survey can be used for special education referrals to collect evaluation data. It can also be used by general education teachers, administers, counselors, psychologists, etc. This is a great tool to use when creating a Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) and Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP).

It can take time to build a relationship with a student. Maintaining a consistent routine and giving clear expectations through this social story will help students learn they are safe, loved, and supported at school. Discussion regarding calming tools to use when having strong feelings, what triggers those feelings, etc. is important in recognizing how to handle those emotions in a healthy manner.

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Running out of ideas for counseling groups or working with students? These activities and tips will assist you in working with students who struggle with inattention, organizing, planning, memory, listening, etc.

There are 50 slides of writing prompts. Use these prompts in your classroom to social-emotional-behavioral learning into your writing curriculum.

Use this story to support and guide students' problem-solving skills when they are dealing with life changes, making new friends, and dealing with difficult emotions. Having them draw their thoughts is a great, interactive way to keep them interested. This 6-page story has space for drawing with prompts on what to draw. The prompts are related to the story (i.e., draw what a happy or joyful person looks like, draw or explain what helps you when you feel upset). You may also laminate the story a

Is this your first rodeo? You may need a script to help calm your nerves and prepare yourself. Use this outline to prepare key info you want to present at special education evaluation meetings. It provides a KABC-II template, talking points, questions to consider asking, reminders to summarize information, etc. This product also includes an agenda.

Daily visuals help individuals process what they are working towards earning and increases motivation. Similar to how passing a level on a game or playing slots at the casino is addicting, earning a token or reward can equate and encourage people to reach their goals.

This story discusses a student who has an older sibling who's school is virtual learning. The student's school is in-person and he is struggling with this change. The story includes prompts and a drawing or writing activity. This will engage students struggling with a similar scenario and have them reflect on what to do and how their behavior may be impacting them. Prompts ask about friendships, responsible behavior, and sensory needs.

Engage students in an interactive sing-along. Song lyrics teach students about social-emotional-behavioral skills such as emotional regulation, friendships, social skills, emotion identification, and more! Directions and discussion prompts are included. Music can be therapeutic and a great way to teach coping skills.

Many students struggle with changes like the first day of school. With so many changes in the day to day life, read this book to your student to begin the conversations regarding finding coping skills that work for them. Spaces are created for writing or drawing prompts. Either laminate the story and have them write or use a SmartBoard for them to draw on.

This book is called "My Brain is Stuck". Some students may take those phrases literally. Use this book to engage your student in conversations about change in several settings. Many students struggle with changes, especially if it is not in their routine or they were not expecting it. Conversation prompts allow the student to problem-solve and increase understanding about change. Laminate the pages to make a dry and erase book.

This 10-page social story incorporates lessons about how to make a friend (e.g., using active listening skills, being kind), tips on how to focus, and prompts to have a discussion with your student(s).

Social story and writing/drawing prompts for students who struggle with change, emotions, and making friends.

Feeling distracted while working at home? Difficult to find the motivation to complete work at home? Teachers and students are learning from home and have to prioritize tasks in the home setting. Students may be struggling to prioritize their school tasks in their home setting. Use this reflection worksheet to track patterns in behavior, identify things that motivate you or the student, what hinders work performance, problem-solve about what will keep the student on-task, etc.

These flashcards will aid in discussions of what to look for in a friend, how to handle conflicts within friendships, how to cope with emotions, and build self-esteem. 16 flashcards in total!

Did your school district provide the option for virtual learning or face-to-face instruction? This is a difficult decision and it can be overwhelming to ensure that you are considering the many factors. Your child's education is important and this short survey will aid in guiding you and point out some essential factors.

Use this poem to assist students tounderstand social anxiety. Normalize the feeling and teach coping skills to overcome social anxiety.

Provide this survey to your students to assess their views of their educational experience. Continuous improvements can be made within classroom management and instruction. For easy prep time, staple the papers and slice the papers in half with a paper cutter.