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Free other (specialty) scripts
Autism -Sometimes I Get Angry Social Story
This social story is to help with getting students through times when they are angry. Sometimes children have a difficult time channeling their anger appropriately.
Using this script and basic visuals allows for more concrete learning.
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Autism-Daily Schedule-Sensory choices-Choice Rewards-I need-Lunch Routine
This is a combo pack of resources that you can use as is or use as a template to create a custom support system for your student.
**Page 1** is a schedule for a student. The daily schedule is meant to be laminated for daily use. This student is a reader and works above 90% success with a basic First & Then card. We are attempting to create a full day schedule for this student. I suggest using the first page as a template to create your own daily schedule.
**Page 2** is a change in schedule c
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Not Grade Specific
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Social Skills Lesson "Joining a Conversation", 5 More Role Play Scenarios
This is 5 free additional role play scenarios for the social skills lesson, "Joining a Conversation." Enjoy!
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K - 6th
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Following Directions Social Story
This is a social story to help students understand the importance of following directions.
Grades:
K - 5th
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Bible class -10 lessons in ten different powerpoints
All bible verses are New Living translation
Lesson 1-We Believe
Lesson 2-We Encourage
Lesson 3-We Forgive
Lesson 4-We Protect
Lesson 5-We Give
Lesson 6-WeLove
Lesson 7-We Obey
Lesson 8-We Pray
Lesson 9-We Grow
Lesson 10-We Celebrate
Steps to Confession and Reflection of 10 Commandments
Purpose: Used to prepare students for their first confession or for older students who need guidance in deep reflection on their sins before confession. Targeted Audience:For Religious Teachers teaching on voluntary church basis (Ex: bible studies)For Religious Education (Bible School)Good for students about to undergo First Confession (First Holy Communion Students). Ages 8+ (About 2nd grade and up)Prayer's name: 10 Commandments and Steps to ConfessionHow to Use?print out for your students an
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Social Narrative
This short story helps students identify challenges in they may come across and label them as big deals or little deals. It offers the reader with a suggestion on how to move forward when facing either a big deal or little deal.
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2nd - 4th
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Para Expectations Syllabus
When you meet a paraprofessional for the first time, it can be difficult to outline what you would like a para to do in your classroom, or how you would like to collaborate with them for success. After struggling with this as a first year teacher, I decided to make a syllabus of sorts to hand out to my para each school year letting them know how to best help the students in this classroom. Each para that comes to work with me receives this sheet with the roster of students' names and faces so th
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Elementary Morning Meeting - Frog Theme
A frog themed "Morning Meeting" that my colleagues and I created for an elementary classroom. Enjoy!
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Phone Manners
This file includes Social Skills supports for Special Education students when answering and making a phone call. In it, you will find:
* Answering a phone call at home and school script
* Making a phone call to a friend script
* Making a phone call to order script
* Phone call reflection deliverable
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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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Going Trick or Treating Social Story
Do you have children who are worried about going Trick or Treating? This might just be the social story you are looking for. From safety to scary decorations this story covers it all. There are lots of important things to remember, so reading this to your children before you go is a great way to remind them of all the important stuff. Be safe and have fun! Gorgeous Clip Art from https://www.mycutegraphics.com/Easy to Read Font from 'Graphics From The Pond'Happy Halloween,Miss Evans Emotional Too
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Not Grade Specific
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Telling Jokes
Adapted from the Social Skills Checklist by McKinnon and Krempa (2002).Module 5, Level 2, 14. CLIENT will tell at least 3 simple jokes to at least 3 individuals when asked ‘tell me a joke’.
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Not Grade Specific
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Wearing Headphones In School for F2F Learning Social Story
Check this FREEBIE! A simple social story about wearing headphones. Students are having a hard time understanding the new hybrid or face to face way of learning. Many schools are having teachers educate their students through the computer even when face to face OR teacher are teaching students at home while teaching kids face to face.This story is to help keep students at school reminded that they need to keep their headphones on while the teacher instructs through the computer. This will help e
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Not Grade Specific
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Rental Space Inquiry Letter for Homeschool Cooperative/Group - PDF
Completely Free!From one homeschool cooperative leader to another!A professionally drafted, customizable letter to send out to churches, libraries, community centers, and other businesses when inquiring about rental space for your homeschool group or cooperative. More templates coming soon!
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Homeschool
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Living Water - Small Group Reader's Theater
This Reader's Theater was written for three students. It is religious and addresses the topic of Living Water. This is the incident of the woman at the well in Samaria who asked Jesus for water that would make it so she never thirsted again. I recommend Sunday School students don't just do this in Sunday School but perform it as an introduction to the Pastor's sermon on Salvation. It could also be practiced and performed during Vacation Bible School. Please let me know how things go with your st
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4th - 10th
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Weekly Subject Schedule
This schedule will help you have a quick glance tool to be able to make planning easier. An intervention specialist comes in asking if they can meet with a student in the afternoon between two different times, you are able to quickly glance at your schedule to make an appropriate decision. You need to schedule a parent volunteer, you have a visual to show you when you would need them. This product can be informative and keep you on schedule during the first weeks of instruction and beyond each y
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Not Grade Specific
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Non-sense sentences for auditory training
Non-sense sentences to help with auditory training for deaf and hard of hearing students. This helps to simulate new information that is being presented in the class. These sentences can be used with close or far proximity as well as with or without background noise.
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Not Grade Specific
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Core Vocab Want Modeling Visual
I use this visual as a quick way to show staff members how to model the word "want" throughout the school day. It gives quick examples of how to use core vocabulary during activities the students are already doing.
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Not Grade Specific
Associated Items - Vocal
Adapted from the Social Skills Checklist by McKinnon and Krempa (2002).Module 7, Level 2, 4.CLIENT will state an associated word within 2 seconds when asked, 'what goes with ___?' for at least 80% of opportunities (SDs given in varying order from a pool of at least 25 different words/ associations).
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Not Grade Specific
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Okay ways to play!
A visual cue created by Boardmaker® used to help students understand safe ways to play at school and understand not safe ways to play at school.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Core Word of the Week
This product can be used when teaching new words to students. I have used this with my paras to help teach and work on core words with many of my AAC users. This product includes:- 14 core words- examples for how to use the core words (i.e. in choice making, requesting, play, protesting, commenting, gaining information, and how to model the core words for the student)- each word is separated and then broken down into sections with examples in each category for ways to work on using the core word
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Substitute Letter Example
Sub letters are difficult and can be time consuming!
Here is a great example of how you can organize your day or multiple days.
Teachers will love this organized fashion and nice comments you leave.
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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Bad Presentation Charades
Presenting is a difficult skill for students. This is a charades activity that students present a specific skill the worst way possible. After creating a presentation (my students make the worst presentation ever), students draw one of the charade options. After 5 minutes of prep time, each student presents for 3 minutes while performing the specific skill. Then, the audience identifies which skill is being performed.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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