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Child care scripts under $5
Keep Hands Out of Pants / Private Parts Social Narrative Story - Personal Safety
This PDF social story engages and prompts students to avoid placing hands down this pants/underwear. There are numerous replacement strategies mentioned in the story, including appropriate places it is acceptable to place hands in pants. For more Personal Safety / Public & Private framework, visit my other resources below,- Public vs Private BEHAVIOURS: Social Narrative- Public vs Private BODY PARTS: Social Narrative- Public vs Private CLOTHING: Social Narrative- Knowing my Personal Space: S
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Not Grade Specific
I Can Keep My Hands to Myself Social Story
Teach your child or student to use their words instead of their hands to solve problems. This social story explains that sharing and taking turns is important, and offers ideas on how to deal with a problem without grabbing a toy or hitting a friend.
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PreK - 3rd
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My Shoes Stay on my Feet at School Social Story Narrative / Keep Shoes On
This PDF social story/narrative reinforces for students the importance of keeping shoes on whilst at school.For more stories on minimising negative behaviours, view my other resources below,- Hitting Others is Not Okay: Social Narrative- No spitting: Social Narrative- Sitting on the Mat: Social Narrative- Knowing my Personal Space: Social Narrative- Rushing my Work is not Okay: Social Narrative- Red and Green Choices: Social Narrative- Hands out of Pants: Social Narrativeand more..
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PreK - 1st
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Big and Small Problems Social Story
This social story teaches children the difference between big and small problems. It offers examples of how big and small problems are different, and provides strategies to help children become problem solvers. Your child will feel proud of themselves and have skills to use at school and in the neighborhood. Your child will be solving small problems in no time!
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PreK - 4th, Staff
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The Shepherd Boy Who Cried Wolf Aesops Fables Book Game & Story Retelling Props
Aesop's fable The Shepherd Boy Who Cried Wolf comes to life in this reproducible mini book, reading game, and puppet show story retelling kit! Your students will enjoy reading and retelling the story, and can then follow up with the game to reinforce vocabulary from the book. Presented in a fun, game format, students won't notice how much reading they are doing as they enjoy the story and props! See the preview for even more details.Click here to be notified when new resources are released at 50
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1st - 3rd
Separation Anxiety / Where is Mom?
This is a social story targeting separation anxiety for children who experience fear and become upset/meltdown when apart from their Mother. The story is to read daily to the child. Instructions on how to read social stories are on the very first page. The goal of this story is to help the child begin the process of estalishing security/safety when Mom is away. It also has a visual/verbal script for the child to use and repeat when upset/anxious, "I'm okay". These can be cutout and placed near
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PreK - 5th
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"I Need to Go..." Door Sign Visuals for Autism, Special Ed & Elementary Ed
Visuals are a great way to help students who have difficulty initiating the necessary language skills when they need them most! These visual choice door signs can help your students to identify (from a list of choices) their need and express themselves (whether it be with vocal language, a picture exchange or other augmentative communication device) when they need to leave the room or are preparing for a transition.
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PreK - 12th
Biting Hurts Social Story
When children feel frustrated or overwhelmed, they don't always know how to handle their strong emotions and sometimes children bite. Use this social story to support your child or student by teaching them why we have teeth (to chew food) and what strategies (i.e. such as going to a quiet spot or using chew jewelry) that they can use to help them in the moment.
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PreK - 3rd, Staff
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Visual Reminder Strips for Personal Care Routines
This product has been developed to be used with students with Autism or other Developmental Disabilities and can be used for a wide range of ages. Students with ASD respond better to following visual instructions compared to verbal instructions. These visual reminders strips will help to promote independence in their personal care and hygiene. Included in this packet are reminder strips for:
Washing hands
Brushing Teeth
Using the Washroom - Boy Version
Using the Washroom - Girl Version
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PreK - 12th
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Personal Space Social Story
This social story explains to children the importance of keeping their hands to their self and not popping other people's "bubble". It gives explicit instruction about how to sit on the carpet, how to line up, how to wash hands and how to sit at a table without invading other people's personal space. Help you students stay safe at school and be aware of the their surroundings.
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PreK - 4th, Staff
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I Can Use Kind Words Social Story
Use this social story to help your child or student learn why using kind words is important. Read this story at home or school and practice strategies to support thinking before speaking. Written in kid-friendly language with photos to support text.
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PreK - 4th, Staff
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Sometimes People Cry, I am Okay Upset When Hear Crying Social Story
This is a social story for children who are triggered/become upset when they see or hear other people cry. For children, it can be truly scary to see others in distress. For kids who are particularly sensitive to crying, they can react in different ways. This story helps to normalize crying and help the child understand that both the person crying is okay and that they are okay. Everyone is "safe". It gives suggestions on what he/she can do when they see or hear crying. It's important for childr
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Not Grade Specific
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When I Want to Play Social Story
Entering into play can be difficult for some children. Give them confidence and the skills on how to enter into play and ask friends to join in their games. This social story is written in kid-friendly language. You can print and make a book or read digitally on a device.
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PreK - 3rd, Staff
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Social Story Getting an Eye Exam
A trip to the eye doctor can be a challenging experience for children on the autism spectrum. Preparation prior to the visit is key to a successful experience. Using social stories to prepare children with autism for upcoming experiences has been proven by research to be an effective tool. This social story about getting a vision exam consists of simple explanation paired with pictures.Look for my other stories on: getting a filling, getting impressions, getting a tooth pulled, getting a flu sho
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PreK - 12th
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BCBA Parent training guide on Basic ABA principles
In this file you will find a basic introductory guide of how to explain the basics of reinforcement, consequences and the functions of behavior. Included is a beginners intro of how we respond to each function.This is meant for BCBA's to use as a guide or mini curriculum for themselves for what to teach parents when starting ABA therapy.
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Not Grade Specific
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Big Girls Poop in the Potty-Wiping Front 2 Back
This is a social story for girls about going poop in the potty. It goes through the sequence of steps necessary for having BM's in the toilet. Each page contains enlarged, clear graphics of the following steps: feel the need to go and hurry to the potty, remain seated on the potty, make poop go into the potty, 2 pages of how to wipe front to back, flush toilet, wash hands, and possibly a special treat/reward for her success! Social stories should be read at least once a day and a fun, interactiv
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Not Grade Specific
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No Dumping Toys / 1 At a Time
This is a simple visual reminder for the child who dumps entire containers of toys out. The visual should be paired with direct teaching of "no dumping" "get one toy at a time". Copies of the visual should be placed in areas where dumping occurs.
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Not Grade Specific
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The Joy of Giving: A Heartwarming Story of Kindness and Friendship
Discover Sam's touching story in The Gift of Friendship. Set in a magical village, this story revolves around Sam, a boy with a kind heart and a passion for sharing joy. Despite having a treasure trove of colorful toys, Sam finds true joy in giving them to his friends.Every day, Sam spreads smiles by gifting his toys, but his kindness shines through when he surprises his best friend, Luke, with a special birthday gift. Luke, who had never celebrated a birthday before, was touched by Sam's gestur
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PreK - 2nd
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Potty Training Social Story
This potty training social story is perfect for you if you are thinking of helping a young person learn to toilet train.Potty training can be one of the most challenging things we do as parents of young children. It's a lot of work on us as parents and on our sweet kids. I wrote this potty training social story when we were potty training our twin daughters.I continually felt frustrated by the language in potty training books at the library because it didn't seem to meet my daughters' emotional
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in:Â Social Story BUNDLE - 11 downloads total - life skills
BCBA | Behavior Technician Training | Pairing with clients | ABA
In this file, BCBA'S will find instructions on how to teach staff to pair with clients using step by step instructions and examples.
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Not Grade Specific
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Social Story Girls Scared/Anxious to Poop in Potty
This is a social story for girls who have anxiety about releasing their bowel movements in the potty. The story is written with language designed to disarm fear for children such as "you are safe" "you are brave", etc. It discusses the primary reasons why children are not comfortable with pooping: fear of falling into the toilet, fear of the loud noise when flushing, the strange or "different" feeling of having a bowel movement. It assures the child that her parents and teachers will be there wi
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Not Grade Specific
Using the Potty: Social Story, Sticker charts, Chart of steps, and Data Sheet
For SCHOOL STAFF who teach potty trainingDaycare studentsEarly childhood studentsSpecial needs studentsThis product includes:Social StoryDaily Sticker Chart to send home to communicate successTask Analysis Chart (step-by-step LIST of what to do)Data Chart for school use to easily communicate progress with other staff (hang in bathroom to be simply marked at each bathroom trip)Contents chart noting features of each page and sample of completed data sheet with easy-to-use code for staff to useSix
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PreK - 5th
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Child Development Unit 5 day 4 lesson plan Preschool physical development
As we enter our last age of development, the preschooler, we begin with their amazing physical skills. Remember, these kids have only been around for about 36 months. That is as long as the student is in high school. Look at how much these kids have learned! Students will be able to show what they have understood about the growth of a child since birth as they apply it to the physical information and activities pertaining to a preschooler. Students will participate in a PRETEND preschool panel f
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Child Development Bundle Unit 5 Toddler and Preschool years
Visual Schedules/Rebus for Pre-K and Kindergarten Routines
This is a zip file of 12 pdfs: SIMPLE visual routines in the early childhood/school setting. I included arrival, tables routines (building/writing/lacing/dry erase/etc.), carpet time behavior, and lining up.
Grades:
PreK - K
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