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High school character education scripts under $5
Calm Down Corner | Calming Strategies | Self-Regulation Visuals
Giving your students the space in your classroom to self-regulate, cool down and calm down are extremely important.When we talk about "challenging behaviors" and behavior management, we need to have proactive strategies to support our students' communication and help de-escalate any possible meltdowns.In this Calm Down Visual resource, you can set up your students and your class up for success around navigating big emotions like being overwhelmed, feeling frustrated, and generally being upset. W
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Calm Down Tools | Social Stories + Visual Supports for Self-Regulation
No More Bullies! Reader's Theatre Script -How to Stop Bullying
No More Bullies! is a 3-page reader's theatre script that gives kid friendly advice against bullying. This pdf file includes instructions and information about reader's theatre. The script can be used in a classroom, or as part of an anti-bullying presentation where older students present to younger students.♥ For more classroom friendly teaching resources, visit my TPT store at Insight Literacy.comNo More Bullies! Reader's Theater Script©2021 Lisa FraseALL RIGHTS RESERVED.Terms of Use:The origi
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K - 12th
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Reader's Theater Script based on Wonder by R.J. Palacio
9 page script! Engaging! Kid-friendly! Great for inferencing, figurative language, context clues, and more! Parts for ALL ability levels! ***TWO SCRIPTS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! One script has 2 Narrators, the other script has 4 Narrators. Your choice! Your student's will love this script!
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3rd - 9th
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Red Ribbon Week Morning Announcements
Are you looking for a script for students to read during the morning announcements for Red Ribbon Week? Each day, the students will talk about why it's important to stay bully and drug free.
Grades:
K - 9th
Split Decision: a humorous middle school play for character education
Can one decision change your entire life? In playwright Quinn Baldwin's latest play, Split Decision, aspiring thespian Kate is about to find out firsthand. When a fellow student falls in the hallway, Kate has to make a split-second decision: keep going and make it to class on time or help him and get a tardy. From this one seemingly insignificant choice, the play splits into two separate timelines showing the consequences of every decision we make. Featuring a hilarious play-within-a-play, s
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6th - 9th
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When Mom Is Busy - Social Story - Autism
This is a great social story which teaches children what to do when their mom is busy or having a rest! Addresses playing alone, being quiet. • 2 file saved in PDF format• A 12 page story book• Pages sized at 8.50 x 5.50 (2-up on page)• Make sure 'fit to printable area' and 'auto-rotate and center' are selected when printing.• To ensure longevity, I recommend printing on 110lb card stock and heat laminating with a 5mil laminate. You can have it coil/comb bound or simply punch and insert into a b
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PreK - 12th
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The Piece of String Reader's Theater: Maupassant's Classic Cautionary Tale
A read aloud play and eight pages of comprehension activities designed to satisfy the Common Core. Guy de Maupassant's classic short story about character and reputation. "A Piece of String," includes compelling characters, intriguing dialect, and a lesson that will resonate with students from 5th through 8th grade (and up!). Originally published in Scholastic's Scope magazine, "String" includes parts for ten to fifteen students depending on your casting needs. Use it as reader's theater to buil
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6th - 9th
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The Wizard of Oz and the Perseverance Road - Whole Group Reader's Theater
This is a Reader's Theater for the entire class. It was designed to be read or used as a play - depending on the time you have. There are 18 speaking parts but opportunities to double up or expand them allow you to fit it to your class/group. It is based on the Wizard of Oz. In the script, Dorothy is the type of girl who always gives up when things get tough until a tornado comes and whisks her away to the Land of Oz She’s ready to give up there until the munchkins volunteer to take her to see t
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Scripting Professional Conversations at Work.
Do you know a supported person with ID who can use some conversation ideas for the workplace? Oft times, persons with intellectual disability and autism may have difficulty assimilating to the work environment because they are unsure what is "appropriate" work conversation. These pages offer conversation scripting for greetings, small talk, and conflict resolution that they can rehearse for practice.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Power Bundle - Work Readiness
The Missing Monologues
Middle schooler Gwynie Gunderson has gone missing and everyone has an opinion about where she is. Told through 30 interconnected one-minute monologues, The Missing Monologues frames the story of one extraordinary girl and builds on the mystery surrounding her disappearance through multiple perspectives, including her coach, her bus driver, her ex-boyfriend, her frenemy, her lunch lady, her grandma and even her barista. Clues and suspects abound, but the overall tone is humorous, perfect for mi
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6th - 9th
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Bus Expected and Unexpected Social Story Adapted Books
Do your students need practice with expected and unexpected behaviors on the bus? Will they benefit from social stories? Do they love hands on adapted activities? Work on expected and unexpected bus behaviors with the use of visuals in an adapted, interactive and hands-on way!This is the bus behaviors adapted book set. It includes:- Expected Behaviors Level 1: Key word vocabulary- Expected Behaviors Level 2: Full sentences- Unexpected Behaviors Level 1: Key word vocabulary- Unexpected Behaviors
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PreK - 12th
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Monologues for Modern Teens
"Monologues for Modern Teens" - a compilation of five monologues for teenagers that delves deep into the multifaceted lives of today's youth. These contemporary monologues for middle school or high school students are designed to resonate with the realities faced by teens, making them perfect for drama schools, acting auditions, or theatrical performances. Spanning topics like peer pressure, sports passion, home dynamics, time management, and the weight of academic choices, each script captures
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Ultimate Teen Monologue Collection
Character Education: Respect and Communication
Role-play vignettes (four) for students to illustrate the difference between communicating with adults/authority figures vs. interacting with peers. Use discussion time to ask: 1) why are the two scenarios different? 2) What is respect? 3) Why is it important to show respect to others? 4) How do people communicate respectfully in different ways (i.e friends vs. acquaintances; adults vs. kids; teacher vs. parent)?
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4th - 11th
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Stuck: a middle school comedy spin on Groundhog Day
What if you got the chance to redo the last five minutes of your life? Again. And again. And again? In the hilarious tradition of films like Groundhog Day and Edge of Tomorrow, five self-labeled mean kids find themselves stuck, not in an entire day, but in the same passing period. Will they continue to make the same poor choices or use those five minutes to turn their lives around? With only one set design (a school hallway), Stuck is ideal for the stage or for a character education classr
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6th - 9th
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A SOCIAL STORY - "That's Not Yours" (SEL ACTIVITY)
Does your child like to explore, touch, see, and hold things that belong to others? Teach your child to "ask first" with this delightful social story about a boy named Mikey who visits his aunt.Join our YouTube channel for some video social story readings!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebi8U9V2Yfs&t=26sCheck out our website here:https://cultivatingindepen.wixsite.com/downloadables
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: 25 SOCIAL STORY WORKBOOKS_SPECIAL EDUCATION_ EMOTIONAL REGULATION_ILS_SS
Anti-Bullying Poster: How to Respond when Someone Says Something Hurtful
No matter our best efforts and initiatives, unfortunately bullying will always happen in schools. With technology, it happens even faster, and it's harder to catch. Hang up this poster in your classroom, common areas, or counseling office to teach students how to respond when another student says something hurtful. The poster includes the following phrases:That's not okay.Please don't say things like that in front of me.I'm not comfortable with that.I know you meant to be funny, but that really
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4th - 12th
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Walk Away Social Story
This is a social story to encourage an appropriate behavioral response when a peer gets too close to an individual. If you like to sing, this social story can be sung to the tune of 500 Miles by the Proclaimers.
Social stories are an effective and easy intervention to use for a variety of behaviors to help children with autism. For example, social stories can be an effective tool to teach children new social situations. Effective social stories are direct, simple, do not state absolutes, and
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PreK - 12th
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The Toxic Tattletale - Small Group Reader's Theater
This is a small group reader's theater is for 4 students. The script is about tattling versus telling. There is a little girl who keeps telling on everyone in her class. She does it so often and causes so much damage that she is called the Toxic Tattletale. One day a boy arrives and gives the Toxic Tattletale a list of rules that are able to help her decide if she is tattling or telling. With time and practice the girl will no longer be the Toxic Tattletale. Students are given the list of rules
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4th - 9th
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What's Wrong with the Conversation?
How do I target social skills through worksheets? How can I show my students how to converse appropriately with one another?Finding activities for teaching social concepts is hard! These worksheets provide eight conversations that enable students to decide what conversational mistake was made (if any) and explain how to fix it. Each conversation is written as a script for role-playing opportunities and can be incorporated into both group and individual therapy sessions. Please be sure to rate an
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Social Skills Bundle
World Peace Day Assembly - Grades 9 to 12
International Day of Peace / World Peace DayActions for Peace: Our ambition for the #GlobalGoals Presentation / AssemblyGrades 9 to 12Save hours of preparation time, simply download and go!Many of us only ever see war and conflict at the movies, or on the news. But war is real and has devastating consequences. People lose their belongings, their families, their lives and everything they know of. This drama that seems so far away, is the daily reality for people in conflict zones.Conflicts contin
Grades:
9th - 12th
Social Story: Keep Your Hands To Yourself
Keeping Your Hands to Yourself: A Social Story for Students with Autism – an innovative tool crafted to empower children with special learning needs in understanding and practicing appropriate social behaviours. Developed to foster positive interactions and promote self-regulation skills.Laminate or use page protectors for extended use!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Positive Conflict Resolution Script
Invite your students to follow this script to solve their own conflicts in the classroom. This tool is based on the Montessori concept of the "peace rose conversation" and positive discipline strategies. It can be placed on your classroom shelves and/or copied for children to use as needed. It is helpful to role play a number of conflict scenarios and using the script to find a constructive solution with your students.
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3rd - 9th
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Back to School Lesson Plan: The First Two Days. High School & Middle School
Objective: The primary goal of this lesson plan is to establish a positive classroom culture, foster meaningful connections with students, and outline expectations for the upcoming year. Through a series of engaging activities and discussions, students will feel empowered and motivated to take ownership of their learning journey.Key Components:Icebreaker Activities: Break the ice and create a welcoming atmosphere with fun, interactive icebreaker activities. These activities will help students ge
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Social Story: Playing Safely - Football
Playing Safely - Football: A Social Story for Students with Autism – an innovative tool crafted to empower children with special learning needs in understanding and practicing appropriate play during break times. Developed to foster positive interactions and promote self-regulation skills.Laminate or use page protectors for extended use!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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