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Problem solving scripts for Microsoft Word
Self-Monitoring Checklists for Independent Classwork & Homework
These Self-Monitoring Checklists (2) for Independent Classwork & Homework were designed to be used as a set. By providing your students with an outline of steps to follow for independent problem solving, before seeking adult support, they will be empowered. This should be used with those students who frequently say things like "I don't know how," "I can't," or "I need help," After making it all the way through the Self-Monitoring Checklist on their own, the students are encouraged to asked t
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Not Grade Specific
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Social Skill Video Clips from Big Bang TV show seasons 1-6
47 categories of social skills: ie, awkward, persuading, sarcasm, apologizing, arrogant, etc. Exact times of clips given as to where they are located on the disk. All clips are appropriate for students.Use with high school and middle school. After watching the video instructor can then facilitate discussion of the behaviors and graph them into the "behavior", how it affected others, how they felt about it, etc.
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8th - 12th
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Spanish listening activity: Detectives
This activity is used to support listening skills and food vocabulary. There are 4 clients and 2 suspects that the class listens to (narration included). The student must listen to their accounts to find out who sold bad food to make the clients sick and shut down the restaurant El Aficionado. Included: worksheet front and back with checklists for listenings, an extra page with tips and instructions that I added. This can be used as a reading activity and a listening acitvity. My students really
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8th - 12th
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Ending Preferred Activity (Videos) Social Story
This story is meant to be personalized with your student's name and picture. Print on Cardstock, then fold as a booklet. "Social stories have often been used to help children with autism or other disabilities to learn coping and social skills, as well as to work through behavior management strategies. But social stories can have benefits for all young children. They can help children understand expected behaviors, work through interpersonal issues, practice conflict resolution skills and help th
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PreK - K
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Girls Group- Rules
This is the list of rules that can be used for when a girls group has been started! It is important that all student members of the group understand and promise to stay within confidentiality guidelines. IN order to help promote the rules have all student members sign their name.
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4th - 6th
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Consequence Map in Zones of Regulation Colors(customizable)
Visual for talking and processing consequences for different behaviors. Made in the Zones of Regulation Colors.
Yellow Box - sometime happened... (fill in common antecedents)
Green Circles - "good choices" > what the student gets > how other people feel
Red Circles - "bad choices" > what the student gets > how other people feel
**Everything is editable so you can change the words to individualize this for your students.
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PreK - 2nd
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Top 10 ways to refocus your Data Team RTI MTSS
These are great redirections for getting the team to brainstorm or focusing on making a decision - uses the power of the group!
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Sharing Social Story
This social story is meant to be personalized with the student's name and photo. Print on cardstock and fold into a booklet. "Social stories have often been used to help children with autism or other disabilities to learn coping and social skills, as well as to work through behavior management strategies. But social stories can have benefits for all young children. They can help children understand expected behaviors, work through interpersonal issues, practice conflict resolution skills and hel
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PreK - K
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Social Story on Flexible Thinking
This social story explains to kids why it is important to be flexible. The story at the top gives examples on being flexible and then leaves blank to write in together examples on flexible vs. non flexible thinking. The blanks give the child and teacher the opportunity to make it specific to the child's needs and understanding.
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3rd - 6th
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Calm Down Story: 5 point scale
This is a "calming" story, written from the POV of Stampy Longhead, a popular youtube sensation followed by Minecraft enthusiasts. I wrote this one for a student on the spectrum who would use this as a calming strategy whenever he was escalated beyond a 3 on his scale.
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Not Grade Specific
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Pre-Parent Meeting Forms
I use these forms before meeting with a parent to make the meeting be as productive as possible. It allows the parent to voice their concerns, and it allows the child to reflect and voice their own concerns.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Talk It Out
This is a visual reminder for students to solve problems with others by talking it out together instead of coming to the teacher. You can place this in a certain 'spot' in the classroom for students to go to when there are problems. This includes visuals as well as sentence frames for students to use when talking.
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1st - 5th
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Play Time Social Story
This is for your student who, due to some of their behaviors, need to earn a reward. This is specifically written for the "DAP" (Developmentally Appropriate Play) area. Fill in your student(s) names, print, and laminate and you're good to go!
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PreK - 5th
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Making Friends Worksheet
This worksheet is perfect for your students who have difficulty initiating conversation, maintaining a conversation or have difficulty making friends. It is a great starting point for students to grasp the idea of how we talk to others and what kinds of questions are appropriate to ask. With your guidance, this can easily become a loose "script" for students to begin stronger friendships!
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Not Grade Specific
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Editable Student Question Checklist
Have you ever had a student who refuses to attempt the work on their own. This is a student who is constantly asking you (the teacher or parent) to intervene and help them on problems or questions on which they are capable. Have the students try this question checklist first to examine the problem or question before asking the teacher to intervene. This product is in word so that you can edit it to fit your students individual needs.
Grades:
1st - 12th
STEM: A Volcano Readers' Theater from 1943
This is a TRUE STORY! A farmer and his family see a volcano erupt in their own backyard! This exciting FREE Readers' Theater script is meant for families who are dealing with a crisis to role-play the characters of the father, mother, son & daughter. This Readers' Theater is a single-page script that involves "sound effects"!!!!!You can print copies of the script and know that all kids and families love this script!Remember to read the page first together, practicing words that may be new fo
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PreK - 5th
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-1
, K-ESS3-1
, 2-ESS1-1
, 4-ESS3-2
Role Plays Solving Problems
These are scripted skits for solving mainly small problems in school and on the playground. The teacher can read them to a grade 2,3,4 class of students. Have them practice them and act them out for the class. Older students can make their own versions or own examples of the skits. You will have to change student A,B,C,D to student names in your class. Goes well with Kelsos Choices and Conflict Management. Say sorry, Tell them to Stop, Go to Another Game, Ignore, Walk Away, Tell an Adult if they
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K - 4th
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Social Scripts - Small Talk
Roleplay activity for social scripts. Practice having reciprocal conversations. For groups or individual sessions.
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Not Grade Specific
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Social Script to use with AAC Device
Teaches students how to appropriately respond to questions ask in a restaurant setting using an AAC Device such as Snap + Core created by Dynavox.
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Not Grade Specific
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Let's Go Back to School!
This is a very basic social story about transitioning back to school after the weekend. I have used this social story for students that have difficulty getting back into the routine of being at school.
For my student, I had the child draw pictures on each page, but teachers can add, clip art or PECS pictures if they like!
Hope this is helpful for someone!
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PreK - 3rd
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