The Behavior Aussie

This social story teaches children what to expect when going to baseball practice and how to respond appropriately during different parts of the experience. It walks learners through common routines such as arriving at the field, greeting teammates and coaches, participating in warm-ups and drills, and listening to directions. The story emphasizes expected behaviors including waiting for a turn, keeping a safe body, trying their best, and being a supportive teammate. It also introduces coping st

Help children feel prepared, confident, and successful during pool visits with this engaging and supportive social story! This resource teaches children what to expect when going to the pool, including pool rules, water safety, waiting for turns, managing emotions, and interacting appropriately with others.Using simple language and child-friendly illustrations, this social story helps reduce anxiety, increase predictability, and build confidence while teaching important safety and social skills.

Help children prepare for changing routines and summer activities with this engaging Transition Into Summer Social Story! This resource gently teaches students what to expect when the school year ends and summer begins. Through simple language and supportive visuals, children learn about changes in schedules, vacations, camps, staying home, family activities, flexibility, and handling unexpected changes during summer break. This social story is designed to help reduce anxiety, build confidence,

Help students learn how to navigate school transitions with confidence using this engaging social story resource! This social story teaches children what to expect during common school transitions such as arriving to class, moving between activities, lining up, changing classrooms, cleaning up, and getting ready to go home. The story uses simple language and supportive visuals to help reduce anxiety, build flexibility, and encourage positive school behaviors.

This engaging social story helps children understand what to expect when going on an airplane. It breaks down each step of the travel experience in a clear, supportive, and kid-friendly way—perfect for reducing anxiety and increasing confidence. Students will learn about: • Arriving at the airport • Checking in and waiting in line • Going through security • Walking to the gate and waiting to board • Boarding the plane • Sitting safely during the flight • Listening to directions from adult

Printable • ABA-Friendly • Engaging Learning Activity Make learning fun and meaningful with this adorable Actions with Aussies Memory Game! This engaging resource helps students build essential skills while interacting with playful, high-interest visuals of Australian Shepherds performing everyday actions. Perfect for therapy, classroom use, or at-home learning, this activity supports both play-based learning and structured instruction.

Make learning fun and engaging with this hands-on Category Sort Activity! Students will practice identifying and sorting items into meaningful groups, building essential language and cognitive skills along the way. This resource includes 11 engaging categories: Farm Animals School Supplies Drinks Desserts FoodBallsFurnitureClothingZoo AnimalsSea AnimalsCarsEach category features clear, colorful visuals that support learners of all levels—perfect for early learners, special education, and ABA set

Make learning fun and engaging this spring with this Easter-themed Busy Binder! This hands-on resource is perfect for building foundational skills through interactive matching activities designed for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary learners. This binder includes a variety of visual, engaging, and skill-building tasks that support early academic and social-emotional development.

Help children learn how to recognize and replace negative self-talk with this engaging, supportive social story! This resource teaches kids how to turn unhelpful thoughts into positive, helpful ones in a simple, relatable way. Perfect for building confidence, resilience, and emotional regulation skills.

Objective: Students will match uppercase and lowercase letters by placing the correct Easter egg pieces together. Preparation1. Print the Easter egg pages on cardstock for durability. 2. Cut out all egg pieces. 3. Laminate the pieces if you would like to reuse the activity. 4. Attach the uppercase eggs to the inside of a file folder using glue or Velcro. Keep the lowercase eggs loose for students to match.

This social story is ideal for supporting emotional regulation, reducing frustration, and promoting a growth mindset in a variety of settings. Through simple, clear language and supportive visuals, students are guided to understand their feelings when mistakes happen and are introduced to safe, appropriate ways to respond. The story emphasizes staying calm, trying again, asking for help, and continuing to practice.

Help children learn healthy ways to respond when peers say “no” with this engaging and supportive social story! This resource teaches children that everyone has the right to make their own choices and that hearing “no” from a friend or peer is a normal part of everyday social interactions.Using simple language and child-friendly illustrations, this social story helps children understand how to manage disappointment, respect others' choices, and use positive coping strategies when things do not g

Help children feel prepared, confident, and successful during a camping trip with this engaging and supportive social story! This resource teaches children what to expect when going camping, including sleeping in a tent, spending time outdoors, following campsite safety rules, trying new activities, and managing different emotions that may arise during the experience.Using simple language and child-friendly illustrations, this social story helps reduce anxiety, increase predictability, and build

Help children learn how to identify and respond to everyday challenges with this engaging Big vs. Little Problem social story! This resource teaches students how to tell the difference between small problems (like dropping a toy) and big problems (like emergencies), and how to choose appropriate reactions. Using clear visuals, relatable scenarios, and simple language, this social story supports social-emotional learning (SEL) and builds essential self-regulation and problem-solving skills.

Help your learners feel confident and prepared for soccer practice with this engaging, kid-friendly social story! This resource walks children through what to expect in a structured, supportive way—reducing anxiety and increasing participation. Perfect for students who benefit from clear expectations, visual supports, and social-emotional learning.

Help students learn how to respect personal space and understand social boundaries with this engaging and easy-to-follow social story! This resource is designed to support children in recognizing body boundaries, reading social cues, and interacting appropriately with peers in a variety of settings. Perfect for use in classrooms, therapy sessions, or at home, this social story uses simple language and relatable visuals to teach an important foundational social skill.

Help children understand that everyone can think and feel differently with this engaging Different Perspectives social story! This resource teaches kids how to recognize that others may have different ideas, feelings, and viewpoints—and that it’s okay. Through relatable examples and simple, kid-friendly language, students learn how to listen, stay flexible, and respond respectfully, even when they don’t agree.

Make learning idioms fun, engaging, and meaningful with this set of visually supported idiom flashcards! This resource is perfect for helping students understand figurative language, improve comprehension, and strengthen social communication skills. Each card includes a common idiom paired with a clear, kid-friendly visual to support understanding and retention. These cards are especially helpful for students who benefit from explicit instruction, including those with language delays or autism.

Help students learn how to read and understand body language with this engaging, kid-friendly social story! This resource teaches children how to recognize nonverbal cues like facial expressions, body position, and personal space so they can better understand others and respond appropriately in social situations. Perfect for building social awareness and improving peer interactions, this social story uses simple language and relatable visuals to make learning meaningful and accessible.

Color Matching (Word to Color) – Easter Chick & Egg File Folder Activity Hands-on file folder activity helps learners build early color recognition and reading skills by matching color words to corresponding Easter chicks and eggs. Students will identify a printed color word (e.g., “yellow,” “blue,” “pink”) and match it to the chick or egg that represents that color, promoting visual discrimination and beginning literacy skills.