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Free social emotional learning scripts
Social File | FREE Social Narrative, Lesson & Activity | Conversation Skills
Teach how to make on topic social comments during conversation using mind based SOCIAL FILES! This is a 20 page, no prep, google slides lesson with large text, visuals, and printable options made for special education students with disabilities (autism, intellectual disabilities, down syndrome, etc.). This can be used for in person, virtual, remote or distance learning class. Useful for speech therapy, life skills or anyone teaching social skills, commenting skills, how to comment, how to make s
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education
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What Is An IEP, Vision & Goals | SOCIAL NARRATIVE for SPED Students | FREE
Do your students know what an IEP is? Or what IEP goals are & why they have them? Teach students about their IEP Vision using this simple social narrative story! Give students the self-determination skills to take control of their futures, by explaining to students what their IEP goals & vision are, how to understand their own words, and why this is important! Included is a FREE, matching video!Begin with this, and then STOP WRITING IEPS WITHOUT YOUR STUDENT’S INPUT! (It is mandatory to
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â GROWING Bundle | TRANSITION Planning & Skills | High School Special Ed
I am Autistic PRINTABLE | Social Narrative | Autism Awareness Story FREEBIE
Teach autistic students all about their autism in this FREE editable and printable social narrative story format, on what it means to have autism! One page included in both color and black and white. Watch the custom VIDEO for your students here! This focuses on identity first language, neurodiversity & current best practices. Grab the full version here, with 4 levels included, about me activity, and additional bonus pages!.....................................................................
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â I am Autistic BUNDLE | Social Narrative & Activity | Autism Acceptance Story
Riding the Bus to School Social Story
A quick and simple 13 page social story about riding the bus to school.
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PreK - 2nd, Not Grade Specific
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BASIC Social Story for Lockdown/Safety Drill
Simple and basic social story for a lockdown or safety drill in school.Should be reviewed before a planned drill so that it becomes familiar and less scary.The pictures can be cut out as a visual to be used during the drill to use as needed.***If you like this free social story, please consider leaving a positive review and following me. Thank you!***
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Not Grade Specific
Listening to My Teacher Social Story Narrative Behaviour Autism Boardmaker
Social stories and narratives support understanding social situations. Use visuals and concise language to build predictability for your students. Perfect for elementary, mainstream, autism specific and special education settings.How to use: help build student success by reading this social story prior to them needing to listen to the teacher. It is a good idea to also provide a copy to families to read at home. This resource also features Boardmaker, an excellent program which creates simple an
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Not Grade Specific
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Journal Writing Prompts For Anxiety | Counseling Activities
Are you looking for counseling activities that help students with their anxiety?This list of journaling prompts is perfect for elementary students to use to strengthen their anxiety coping skills. The aim of these 30+ writing prompts is to allow students to reflect on the anxiety they feel in order to identify triggers, challenge automatic thoughts, and help to promote and reflect on coping skills students can use when they feel anxiety!These journal prompts can be used as social emotional learn
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5th - 7th
Let's Get This Game Started WINTER Edition Ice Breaker, Brain Break, & SEL Fun!
There are times when you need to shake it up with a brain break or team-building activity (social-emotional learning) for a one-off lesson, to ease in after a holiday, or at the end of a unit of study. "Let's Get This Game Started" Winter Edition is the answer! To add that element of music, this one vaguely references the most famous snowman of all and gives him a makeover! Let the award-winning performances begin!It's a fun game where players are unaware of the overall story and only receive p
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3rd - 6th
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Social Story: I Have A Crush
This is a social story for a student who may experience a crush inappropriately. This story is to explain and show the students how assumptions can be made about "crush" feelings they may have towards others. For students on the spectrum, this distinction may be difficult to make. We hope this is helpful and useful to those in need of a social story in this context!
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2nd - 8th
Going to the Bathroom Social Story
Going to the Bathroom Social Story is a desciptive reasoning story for the higher functioning preschooler or kindergartner that doesn't always follow the social rules for the bathroom. This particular student often asks why we need to do these things and enjoys hearing the reasoning.
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PreK - 8th
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Personal Space Social Story - Social Skills for Students with Autism
"Personal Space" introduces the concept of personal space for children on the spectrum, or anyone beginning to understand boundaries. Teaching students social skills fosters a sense of empowerment and inclusion, helping children with autism feel confident and capable in social settings. By equipping them with the tools to understand personal space, we pave the way for meaningful connections and positive social experiences. This social story incorporates visual supports such as colorful illustrat
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Not Grade Specific
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My Letter of Apology
This Letter of Apology is a great way to get students thinking about their actions and how they impact others. It can be hard to form an apology, so this resource provides little minds with a structure for restoration. This resource also pushes students to think empathetically, thinking through how their actions caused harm to another. I usually have my students write first, then read it to their audience, then snap a picture and send it home.
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Not Grade Specific
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FREE Responsibility Meditation Script | SEL & Wellness Activity
Introducing our FREE Responsibility Meditation Script – a useful resource tailored specifically for middle & high school teachers to seamlessly integrate social emotional learning (SEL) into their classrooms and encourage a positive, growth mindset amongst students.Duration: Approximately 5 minutesBest used at the beginning of class or towards the start of the day, this thoughtfully crafted script offers an innovative approach to instilling responsibility, mindfulness, and overall wellness i
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6th - 12th
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Someone I Love Died - a social story about death, a funeral, and big feelings
This is an essential resource for all educators. It is intended to be inclusive for students of all ages, religions, and races, especially those students on the autism spectrum. We have all worked with a student who has experienced the death of a grandparent, parent, aunt, uncle, sibling or friend. This social story/social scenario is about why people die; the sadness, loneliness or anger people may feel after experiencing a loss; attending a funeral and coping with big feelings.This social st
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Not Grade Specific
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"I AM...!" Social Story - Positive Affirmations
Short social story focused on positive affirmations and reinforcing positive thoughts and positive self-talk! Have students read through this social story with you to continue supporting students to have a positive self-image. There are uplifting and colorful pictures on each page to model the affirmation listed. Students will benefit by having greater self-esteem and more practice with implementing positive affirmations.
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Not Grade Specific
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FREE Social Skills Skit for Teens - How to Make Small Talk
Get an entire bundle of skits HERE!Small talk can be important for teens for several reasons. It helps them develop their social skills and learn how to interact with others in a polite and friendly way. This is especially important during adolescence, when teens are navigating new social situations and trying to form connections with their peers.Small talk can also help teens build relationships and establish connections with others. By engaging in small talk, teens can find common ground with
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9th - 12th
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I Can Use Appropriate Touch (Social Story)
Social story for students who need support with appropriate touch at school, including keeping hands to themselves.
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PreK - 8th
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FREE Social Story: The Maker is the Breaker | Breaking Structures | Don't Break
Support students in understanding not to break things that do not belong to them. This social story will help students understand the rule of "the maker is the breaker." This simple behaviour story will help students to develop empathy and understand how others feel when they have worked hard to build or create something and someone else breaks or destroys it. What's Included:12 page social story with 4 printing options: colour graphics, colour photos, black and white graphics, or black and wh
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K - 3rd
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Fractured Ties - A short play about communication with family - SEL
The play "Fractured Ties" is about a family struggling with communication and conflict within their household. Mary, the mother, faces challenges in her relationship with her husband and children, while John struggles with communication with his father. Lily, the teenage daughter, seeks understanding and resolution, while Mike, the son, seeks to bring the family together. A therapist guides the family through a therapy session to help them navigate their conflicts and work toward healing. The pl
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6th - 9th
Tucker the Turtle Coloring Sheets (FREE PDF)
These are coloring sheets to accompany the social story "Tucker the Turtle". It is a way to extend and continue the discussion about the Tucker the Turtle story, and gives a tangible visual that you can use to talk about Tucker and his feelings. Suggested activities: - Color the 3-step "STOP, TUCK, THINK" page and post it in your classroom, or in a Quiet Corner. - Color the "angry" Tucker, and talk about how we can feel in our bodies when we're upset. - Write some ideas for how to solve problems
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PreK - 2nd
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Fire Drills
PREPARE YOUR STUDENT FOR FIRE DRILLS!Fire drills can be terrifying for students with anxiety and anxiety related disorders like autism. This social narrative explains what a fire drill is and what you should do during the fire drill. After the student is successful there is celebratory social narrative that can be read to the student. Also included are visuals of a fire drill procedure and stickers to reinforce the behavior (that you can print on labels).The following is included in your purc
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in:Â School Themed Social Narratives Mega Bundle- featuring a girl character
Anxiety Cue Cards - Freebie! Help Quiet Anxiety
This free resource, "Anxiety Cue Cards," includes the visual cards, "Look Up at the Sky or the Trees" "Ask for a Hug," "Play Stop, Look, Listen," and "Take a Breath." Print them out, laminate them, and take them everywhere! They're also great to have up near your student's desk, on the bathroom mirror, etc.Copies of the cards include lighter complexions, darker complexions, and black and white for easy printing.For more help in this area, check out the complete social story, "Managing Anxiety,"
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Not Grade Specific
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Eat Slow Cards - Visual Cues to Help Your Child Slow Down When Eating - FREEBIE!
This free resource, "Eat Slow Cards," includes the visual cards, "Eat Slow," "Chew Your Food," "One Bite at a Time," and "Take a Breath." Print them out, laminate them, and take them everywhere! They're also great to have up near or on your table or eating area.Copies of the cards include lighter complexions, darker complexions, and black and white for easy printing.For more help in this area, check out the complete social story, "Eat Slow (Chew Your Food)," which provides your child or student
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Not Grade Specific
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Kindness Assembly Script
Experience the heartwarming narrative of "The Ripple of Kindness" assembly script, a compelling exploration of empathy and the transformative power of small gestures. Encouraging students and educators to reflect on the profound impact of random acts of kindness and embrace the ripple effect of kindness in their communities. The script celebrates the universal language of compassion, inspiring audiences to recognize their ability to make a difference. Join us in fostering a culture of empathy an
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