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Free life skills literature circles
FREE Table Team Jobs
Table Team Jobs are perfect for putting your students into teams of 4-6. This can help build a class community where everyone feels a part of the group and there is no arguing about who does what. Each team member at the table will have a job to do which will help make your classroom run smoother.It's easy to do. Find some pockets to tape on each student’s desk. Give each member on the team a job card. They put the job card in their pocket on the table and then they are in charge of that job for
Grades:
2nd - 5th
MORE Executive Functioning!! (Time Management; Organization; Critical Thinking)
ENGAGING resource for executive functioning practice!! 6 scenarios where students (or adults with executive functioning deficits) need to time manage, plan, organize information, and think critically. Students (or adults) write the answers on the blanks provided. Enjoy!
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7th - 10th, Adult Education
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The Girl Who Thought in Pictures Autism Awareness Mini Lesson
This autism awareness mini lesson is SO much fun for kids! "The Girl Who Thought in Pictures The Story of Dr. Temple Grandin" is so engaging and along with this lesson students gain such a great understanding for autism and what it means to be different!
You can find the book here!
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PreK - 3rd
WORKING MEMORY - Executive Functioning Practice!!
GREAT activity for working memory practice! Students/Adults view the images on the left for 3-5 slow seconds. Then the covered shape is moved completely to the left to reveal pictures on the right hand side. Students/Adults circle the images that were on the left (now unseen) and discuss the pictures that were not - what is the difference. Can keep score if you like. 4 slides. Have fun!!
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2nd - 7th, Adult Education
*FREE* Social Story: Positive Self-Talk
This social story is a picture supported text that targets positive self-talk as a coping skill to combat negative thoughts or feelings. The adapted text is targeted for students who have disabilities or have social/emotional learning needs. This is a great social story used to teach or reinforce a coping skill. Read with students, or have students read this when they are at baseline so they can absorb the material and implement when behaviors are beginning to escalate.
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Not Grade Specific
Social Stories _ My Grandma Died
This product is for people with special needs to better understand death. Death is a hard on children because it is hard to understand and cope with it. They may not understand that they will not see or talk to that person again. People with special needs, especially autism, like routines. When something changes, it disrupts their everyday life routine. This can be difficult to cope with. When someone dies, there will be places the person will need to go to that is unfamiliar and they may not be
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PreK - 12th
Also included in:Â Social Stories, BOTTOMLESS BUNDLE
Who What Where When Listening For Details
I got the idea for these from another TPT user, however I have fine-tuned them quite a bit.
I currently have students on the autism spectrum that are unable to distinguish/answer simple WH questions. So I use these not only for IEP data but as practice and learning tools.
I read the sentence to the student, have them read them back, and then ask the following WH questions. I always write their immediate responses with no prompting. Then after each question is answered we go back and use color
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
My favorite book workshhet
Favorite Books Worksheet - Back to School Reading Activity - Bulletin Board IdeasEngage students with our Favorite Books Worksheet - perfect for the beginning of the school ! This back-to-school reading activity encourages students to share their favorite books, fostering excitement about reading.Follow me Thanks for visiting my store
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Grades:
K - 5th
Community - Introduction to Signs!
ENGAGING activity for introducing or reviewing road signs and their meanings! 3 target slides. Students label the sign on the left and provide a meaning. Then you or the student slide the color shape to the left to reveal the answer! Can be used for assessment or instruction for individual or small/whole group settings. Have fun!
Grades:
K - 2nd
EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING - Time Management/Planning/Critical Thinking!!
GREAT resource for time management, critical thinking, and planning practice!! Students/Adults will need paper/pen to write down answers or they can verbally reason through the scenarios. 2 target slides; 6 scenarios. Enjoy!!
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6th - 10th, Adult Education
days of the week- matching
Students can learn about the days of the week by using this matching sheet.How to:- print one copy of white and one copy of color words.- cut around outside black line of white copy and each individual color rectangle.- laminate cut out pieces.- cut out laminated sheets.- put velcro onto white sheet and back of colored words or have student use without velcro.
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Not Grade Specific
Tell Me A Story ( 30 Life Lessons for Teachers/Students)
30 brief life lesson stories for use in intermediate and secondary classrooms. Themes: bullying, positive attitudes, achieving potential, difficult relationships, humor, random acts of kindness, self confidence, frustration, worrying about what people think, winning etc.
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Social Story_ I Will Have Calm Hands With SmartySymbols
Do you use social stories to teach your students positive behavior, and social skills? I do! Here's a story about having calm hands. 3 Versions:Written WordsLight SmartySymbolsHeavy SmartySymbolsCheckout my BUNDLE that includes 8 social stories:Being a Good Friend Calm Hands (FREE) Lying / Being HonestNice WordsPersonal SpaceRiding the BusStealing Asking for What I Want
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PreK - 12th
Also included in:Â Social Stories - BUNDLE SmartySymbols _ Special Education
Driver Education - Traffic & Road Signs: PDF!
84 signs for student drivers to review and learn (14 target slides)...This is not an exhaustive list by any means, but some frequent signs that can be seen during travels!! Space is left by each sign for the students to write the answer. Enjoy!
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Eric Carl - Do You Want To Be My Friend?
A great activity to supplement the Eric Carl book, Do You Want To Be My Friend? Children can dictate or write words in speech bubble for the mouse after a class activity talking about proper ways to invite a friend into an activity.
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PreK - 2nd
Zones of Regulation - Crossword
Zones of Regulation CrosswordAppropriate for Middle/Senior Primary (3-6) - emotion key words and different zones of regulation
Grades:
3rd - 7th
AAC core communication Board for "How Do I Put it On" by Shigeo Watanabe
This is a one page communication choice board to accompany the book How Do I Put It On by Shigeo Watanabe. It's is a simple, engaging story that focuses on body parts, early clothing terms, and formation of simple, repetitive phrases that contain a lot of core words (e.g. "I put my shoes on my feet"). The color coding is something like the modified Fitzgerald Key. I use this during group read alouds to build understanding of yes/no questions, early vocabulary, and simple, repetitive sentences
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PreK - 1st
Adapted Book- Chores
A life skills, adapted, interactive book about doing chores for students with autism and other disabilities.
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PreK - 12th
Pumpkins Distance Learning Teacher Toolkit & Lesson Plan (remote)
Inspired by the picture book We're Going on a Pumpkin Hunt by Mary Hogan Wilcox and illustrated by Lynn Munsinger. Age appropriate interactive lessonPractical strategies to effectively reach your studentsBonus options allow you to respond to kids' needs in real time
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PreK - 2nd
Safe Choices - Social Story
A social story for young children to make safe choices when with their friends
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING - Critical Thinking/Planning/Organizing!
***The TpT thumbnails are condensed. When downloaded, the text is aligned!***GREAT activity for executive functioning with meal preparation and grocery store purchasing! Students/Adults write the associated aisle number by each required ingredient and then write the sequence of aisles in the order to go through (best plan so to not go back and forth). 4 target slides/recipes. Have Fun!
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5th - 10th, Adult Education
*FREE* 10 Months of National Days Journal Prompts PREVIEW
This is a free preview of my best-selling product, 10 Months of National Days Journal Prompts. In this preview you will view and be able to have access to 10 fully editable slides, one for the first day of each month (August - May). If you enjoy the format of these journal prompts check out the full 10 Months of National Days Journal Prompts, https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/10-Months-of-National-Days-Journal-Prompts-Special-Education-8242254where I have a prompt for each day of the m
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
How to Steal a Dog book study
Objective: Students will explore and discuss the effects of poverty on other aspects of life
This lesson plan is intended to be used in a book group/book club/guided reading group/literature circle setting.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING - Planning/Sequencing/Details!
INTERACTIVE resource for planning, sequencing, elimination, and organizing! 4 slides/scenarios. Students/Adults mark or circle the needed items in the top portion of the slide and then either move the pictures in sequence or write the response in the lower half of each slide. Have Fun!
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Grades:
4th - 9th, Adult Education
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