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Adult education simulations for special education
Prepare for a Job Interview and Application Language Skills
Are you supporting students in special education who are getting ready to apply for work? Do you need to prepare them for job interviews? Use role-playing to help your students land the jobs they want and need. Here is the resource that provides sample interview questions, strength and weakness surveys, and even appropriate attire questions. All done for you and ready to use right away!Discuss the language and social skills they will need to go beyond the job application and participate in a job
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Boom Cards: Grocery Shopping Life Skills Simulation (distance learning w/ audio)
*Find many more speech and language and special education Boom cards here*This fun and realistic simulation works on a variety of life, literacy, and language skills, including: Creating a shopping list Reading signage Navigating a grocery store Comparing prices Interacting with a cashier Paying with cash ("next dollar up" skill) Paying with a credit or debit card Counting change Preparing for a social event Great for students preparing for transition and working on increasing independence!NOTE
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Inclusion Fair - Unity Unveiled - Special Needs Awareness - Building Community
Unity Unveiled: Revealing Strength & Building Connections is a hands on Inclusion Fair that provides insight and understanding into various facets of individuals with special needs within your school community. During this event, students will engage in a rotation of five interactive stations, delving into sensory processing, auditory processing, emotional regulation, expressive and receptive language, and a trivia station. Each station provides different simulations that aim to deepen their
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Autism Social Skill CBI Eating At A Buffet Line Restaurant SPED/OHI/ODD/ELL
CBI (Community Based Instruction). Now available for more than 50% off in my "BUNDLED Transition Age Students' Social Skills" I'm Growing Up - Eating at a Buffet Line Restaurant! Social Story for Special Education Students with Autism/PDD/IOHI/ntellectual Disability. This social skill is for transition age students as it includes the steps for asking for help both at school and work. Fully editable! All photos (and or clipart) are public domain. 16 pages in powerpoint form. Please download the p
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Social Narrative for Males about Masturbation (Appropriate/Inappropriate Touch)
This social narrative addresses the sometimes awkward situation of touching themselves (i.e., masturbating) inappropriately at school or in the community. This narrative describes the difference between public and private touch and explains what parts of the body and/or clothing area is acceptable in public vs. private.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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CBI Curriculum- Full Year
Welcome to a comprehensive Full Year Community-Based Instruction (CBI) resource designed to enhance your students' learning through real-world experiences! This extensive pack is curated to facilitate active engagement, comprehension, and critical thinking across various settings.Included in this bundle are 9 groups of stores spanning 43 diverse locations. Each location is accompanied by carefully crafted resources to support your instructional goals:Reading Passages: Detailed passages offering
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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FREEBIE Practice Job Application
Hello! I teach high school special education. My students have moderate to severe disabilities and they need daily practice in functional skills.
This practice job application provides plenty of room for them to
write in the spaces, while giving them daily practice in recalling
and writing their personal information. I hope your students enjoy this and improve their skills as much as my students have!
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Public Transportation - Planning a Trip
Do you have students who are learning how to navigate public transit? This form takes the uncertainty and stress out of planning--literally walking you through point A to point B in a logical flow. Before heading out on a field trip, job shadow or really any commute by bus or rail, students can work out the anticipated stops, route changes or estimated time of arrival. A great real-life lesson for Life Skills classes or Transition related curriculum! It is recommended that information used to fi
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Stock the Store Wall: Life Skills Work Task
Lie Skills Work Task: Store Stocking Sort This activity will allow your students to learn how to stock a store. This will allow you students to stock store shelves, read order forms, and pull orders.Print, laminate, cut, punch holes in store items, and set up hooks or peg board . Label, set up directions, material needed, and task box directions with visuals included.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ABA style Emotional Regulation and Coping Tool for Special Educaiton and Austism
This student and child friendly booklet can be used to help your child or student identify what zone they fall under and find coping strategies that support each zone. . It can be hung on the wall in a classroom calming corner, printed/laminated and put on a ring/lanyard for easy visual cuing, or used anywhere else that it may come in handy to support emotional regulation. Perfect for a desk visul as well! Directions: Have the student/child pick out one action on each tab and preform the coping
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Writing a Resume
Introducing "Resume Builder 101"!Welcome to Resume Builder 101, your comprehensive guide to crafting the perfect resume! Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out in your career journey, Resume Builder 101 has everything you need to create a standout resume that will impress any employer.What makes Resume Builder 101 unique? Let's take a look at what you'll find inside:Understanding Resumes: Learn the basics of resumes, why they're important, and what information to include to
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Ability Awareness Month Powerpoint- 4 Weeks of activities and discussion prompts
This presentation has 4 weeks of material. Every week there is an activity and discussion question about a certain topic. Supplies that are needed: Mirror SlimeTwo textured pieces of fabric Play dough Goggles taped with duct tape Tube socks
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Circular Shopping: Grocery List
"Smart Shopper: How to Make a Grocery List"!Welcome to "Smart Shopper: How to Make a Grocery List," your ultimate guide to savvy shopping! In this PowerPoint presentation, you'll learn everything you need to know to create a smart and efficient grocery list that saves you time and money.Here's what you can expect from "Smart Shopper":Easy-to-Follow Steps: Follow along as we take you through each step of the grocery list-making process, from checking your refrigerator to staying within your budge
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
How to Navigate Public Transportation
Product Description: Transportation for Special Education Students PowerPoint PackageOverview: The "Transportation for Special Education Students" PowerPoint package is a comprehensive educational tool designed to help high school special education students learn how to use public transportation safely and effectively. This package includes an engaging PowerPoint presentation, guiding questions, and interactive simulation activities, providing a well-rounded learning experience.
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
Employment Preperation
Employment Preparation PowerPoint for High School StudentsPrepare your high school students for the world of work with this comprehensive and interactive PowerPoint presentation, designed to teach essential employment skills. Perfect for high school autistic students, this resource covers everything from understanding different types of employment to mastering job search techniques, applications, interviews, and workplace etiquette.Product Highlights:Comprehensive Topic CoverageInteractive Guidi
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12th, Adult Education
On the Job: Boom Social and Life Skills Simulation (distance learning w/ audio)
*Find many more speech and language and special education Boom cards here*NOTE: Some people are experiencing audio delays and other errors, perhaps due to the large size of the audio files. I have contacted Boom support to see if this can be fixed. In the meantime, please seethis YouTube walk-through if you are having difficulty with the deck.Your new job starts tomorrow morning. Are you ready? This fun job simulation Boom card deck targets numerous life skills, socials skills, job skills, and
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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2022 simple 1040 federal tax return lesson simulation example w2 info sped
I would print in color.includes W-2 information, benefits of filing a tax return, w2 example employee made up, 2022 1040 cheat sheet for working teens, first page of tax table, 1040 form 2022, answer key using w2 employee. students could use after to work on their own if they received a w2.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Composing an Email: Independent & Group Work Activities - REUSABLE
Practice sending an email with proper etiquette while completing an assignment! Three differentiated levels for two independent work activities are included as well as two group/class work activities. Level one is most appropriate for students in the early stages of reading and typing (copying/transferring words). Level two may work best for students who are reading and typing with minimal support. Level three is most appropriate for students who are independently reading and typing.Individual
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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What's The Big Deal? Problem Solving with Dressing and Grooming-Teens to Seniors
WHAT’S THE BIG DEAL? *Dressing and Grooming* is a fun and functional way to address grooming and hygiene issues with teens and adults with developmental delays, autism, TBI, stroke, or dementia. Highlights:* Short sentences with minimal multi syllabic words* Large print (18pt or above)* Real world problems and concepts (dressing and hygiene)* Can be completed by an individual, presented to a group, or as guided by you.Example: “You see a tag sticking out of the collar on the front of your
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: What's the Big Deal? Bundle: Problem Solving Teens to Adults Using Clues
Social Stories That Don't Suck: Back to School Edition
Social Stories That Don't Suck are collections of social stories for Middle and High Schoolers, without all that kiddie stuff. These social stories are designed for older students by addressing more mature and / or complex social scenarios that are applicable to preteens and teens. This collection of social stories is designed for navigating the difficult transition back to school. Change is hard! Help your students ease back into the school routine with tools they can use to make their school y
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Reading Prescription Labels
Reading prescription medicine labels is an important life skill. This informational reading activity is comprised of nine slides: - Title Slide - Slide defining prescription medication - Slide providing tips regarding prescription medications - Six slides with six separate prescription labels, each with different questions. I use this in my classroom as a transition resource. It also opens up conversations regarding responsibility and legal issues as they relate to prescription medication. Thes
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Life Skills Cards - Step-by-Step Cleaning: KITCHEN TASKS ONLY
This cleaning manual features simple step-by-step directions for 8 common kitchen cleaning tasks!* Learn how to clean your first kitchen.Cleaning tasks include:Kitchen-Cleaning Dishes in Dishwasher-Taking Out Trash-Taking Out Recycling-Cleaning Kitchen Sink and Countertops-Sweeping Kitchen/Dining Room Floors-Mopping Kitchen/Dining Room Floors-Cleaning a Microwave-Cleaning a Refrigerator/FreezerGood for:✔️ Those learning how to clean✔️ Teaching cleaning through task analysis✔️ High school and col
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Social Emotional Skills, Communication - Social Narrative
This social emotional learning social narrative discusses why it is important to have conversations about topics that don't interest you. Often students have a preferred topic, but it is important to talk about other topics as well! This is great for special education or autistic students who benefit from clear and explicit instructions around social skills.Help your students know what to expect if they say mean things to others - name calling, or other unkind statements. In this clearly written
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Telephone Life Skills - Rubric and Scenarios
This is a 6 page unit. It includes a 2 page rubric is meant to help students work on important telephone skills they will need as a consumer, friend, and worker in the real world. On the following 9 pages it provides 35 role play scenario cards for a variety of situations (ex: being late to work, asking a friend over for dinner, calling the doctor's office, etc.). Once done with each scenario the teacher can have students self rate. Teachers can then go back and go over their ratings for the stu
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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