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arcasm and Making Friends – Video Lesson (Middle School–Adult) This engaging video lesson helps students understand sarcasm and improve friendship skills through clear explanations and real-world YouTube video clips with the Big Bang Theory TV Show. Students will learn to: Recognize sarcasm using tone, facial cues, and context Understand how sarcasm affects relationships Identify good vs. bad ways to make and keep friends Perfect for middle school through adult learners in: Social skills

Title: Learning Empathy Google Slides (Made with Google Drive- TM) Presentation with Video Links – Build Social SkillsHelp students understand the power of empathy with this engaging Google Slides lesson, perfect for 4th grade and up! This 10-slide presentation breaks down the difference between empathy and sympathy using clear visuals and helpful video links to support understanding and retention. Students will explore real-life examples and scenarios, making this a fun and accessible wa

Help your students strengthen their comprehension and language skills with this engaging "Who" Questions activity! Designed for early grades and Special Education classrooms, this resource makes answering “Who” questions fun and interactive. 22 digital task cards with bright, kid-friendly visuals. One slide poses the question and the next provides the answer. Available in Google Slides™ format. Perfect for practicing WH-question comprehension Great for small groups, centers, individual pr

Where Questions Google Slides LessonMake learning fun and interactive with this 16-slide Google Slides lesson designed to help students practice answering “Where” questions using colorful visuals. Perfect for school-age students and SPED classrooms, this resource encourages learners to select the correct picture that answers each question—building comprehension and language skills in an engaging way. ✅ Great for General Education, Special Education, and Speech Therapy ✅ Interactive format

Making Supportive Statements Task Cards – Grades 5 and UpHelp students build empathy, compassion, and social communication skills with this set of 20 scenario-based task cards. Each card presents a real-life situation and prompts students to share what they would say—or what they’d want someone to say to them. Perfect for social skills groups and speech therapy! ✅ Includes: 20 task cards Prompts for supportive responses Printable in color or black and white, Google Slides / PDF link Great f

Story Recall & Memory Strategies Lesson – Google Slides ⭐ Grades 4–12 | General & Special Education | Story Recall | Speech & Language This interactive and fun Google Slides lesson teaches students the RRC strategy – Recognize, Relate, Context – to boost story recall, memory, and comprehension. It’s ideal for general education, special education, and speech/language support. Key Features Include: 9 engaging Google Slides 2 fun hyperlinked videos Exit Ticket Quiz Step-by-step rec

Figure it Out! Idioms Google Slides™ Presentation and Activity.  Students will learn 20 idioms with a photo or illustration to aid in memory and recall of these idioms.  They can select the correct idiom to match the picture with multiple choice answers.  Instructions are also provided to present slideshow and there is a follow up-generalization activity that can be shown as a screen presentation that the whole class reviews  together or that can be printed out for each student to complete. The

A great interactive game to play with your students on line or projected on a white screen any time of year! Can work with any academic or speech goal whether articulation, language, math, vocabulary etc. for 2 groups or individuals. After student gives their target response, the dice is rolled and they can say "stop" to derive a number. The number they roll will determine whether they can take an apple off the tree. They take off apples as they go and whoever takes the most apples off the tr

The Halloween Candy Game is a fun game for students of all ages that can be used for any subject matter! Although created by a Speech-Language Pathologist to use for articulation practice or answering questions related to the student’s goals, it can be used by other teachers as well. The student takes a turn saying their target and answering a question and after the student or teacher spins the color spinner at the link provided. The spinner lands on a color matching that of the candy and then c

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