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3rd grade simulations for special education
Social Skills Unit based on My Mouth is a Volcano by Julia Cook
This mini-unit is designed to teach and review with students the importance of being polite, respectful friends by not interrupting. Taking turns is an important life skill that students need to practice and learn. The unit can be used to teach and/or review with students in pre-K through 5 grade at any level, including a great resource for special education. The book "My Mouth is a Volcano" by Julia Cook is a great addition to this unit, but is not required for this unit to be successful.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Special Needs Awareness Presentation - Learning Disability Simulations
Does your school have a Special Needs Awareness Week? Do you need to teach your students empathy? If so, this is a great way to meet your students' needs! This is a presentation that focuses on learning disabilities. This bundle includes an editable lesson plan, a PowerPoint Presentation, a PDF version of the same presentation, and a writing worksheet to use as one of three included simulations.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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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
Hollywood Movie Proposal: Summary of a Novel
Students will explore theme and create an iMovie movie trailer for a book they recently read.
PROJECT INTRO: Imagine that you are the author of the book you have just read. Suddenly the book becomes a best seller. A Hollywood movie studio wants you to make the book into a movie. The movie studio wants you to present a short trailer explaining the theme and central idea of the book. You must also explain why the story, characters, conflicts, etc., would make a good film. Suggest a filming loca
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3rd - 12th
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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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Also included in:Â Social Narrative for Males about Masturbation & Clothes Stay On at School
Road Safety Social Story With Real Image for Autism and Special Education
The Road Safety Social Story teaches students road safety rules. It features pictures of realistic street signs they are likely to encounter when out in the community. This can be used to prepare students for community outings and teach street crossing safety.Follow Me-Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/sandip.goon.5Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/disha.digital.school/Pinterest- https://in.pinterest.com/goon2739/If you like this product, here are more social story books!Waiting Social St
Grades:
K - 8th
Also included in:Â Social Stories for Children with Autism | Growing Bundle
Getting Dressed Boom Cards
This is a bundle of Boom Cards that provides a way to extend your morning meeting or calendar routine in your classroom by pairing science and weather with functional skills for dressing up. Students will participate by manipulating the pieces by dragging and dropping to practice dressing themselves for the weather that day using multiple clothing options and bodies that represent themselves. In this product three sets of boom card decks for three sets of grade levels (early childhood, elementar
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PreK - 12th
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
Grades:
PreK - 12th, 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
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
180 Short Social Problems for Elementary Kids
180 one to two sentence social problems for SPED kids in Elementary school. Problems are broken into the following categories : around the school, at home, in the community, with friends, with siblings, and involving communication barriers. Social problems do no include any solutions. It can be used for helping students individually develop stronger social strategies to deal with conflicts in a variety of realms. It can also be used in class, small group, or morning meeting discussions. There ar
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3rd - 6th
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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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Also included in:Â Reusable Assignments, Activities, and Projects Bundle! Minimal Prep Work!
Understanding Hearing and Hearing Loss
Do you have Deaf or hard of hearing students who don't understand their hearing loss? Do other students want to know more about a DHH student's hearing?
This PowerPoint is great to help your DHH and hearing students alike learn how our ears work, what sound is, and to understand the different types of hearing loss. This would also be great in a science class on the physics of sound or the anatomy of the ear and the physiology of hearing. You may even choose to use it as an introduction to hear
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3rd - 11th, Staff
Derek Deals with Sensory Discrimination Disorder
This book will take your child through a day in the life of Derek, a bright-eyed boy who is learning how to navigate through life with sensory discrimination disorder. Sensory discrimination disorder occurs when a child experiences difficulties determining the source, frequency, or pitch of a specific sensation. There are eight different subtypes of sensory discrimination disorder for each of the eight sensory systems. Because a child can experience any combination of all eight subtypes, this bo
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Nonverbal Communication Board: This or That-Play Time (toys)
Nonverbal Communication This or That Board for choosing a play activity. Imageboard for prompting a response from the client. Includes the This and That board and 48 options for toys. I recommend laminating the pages and using Velcro to attach the activities to each page. There are 6 extra pages of squares that are empty to attach the picture cutouts to if you choose to use velcro or personalize by adding your images of toys.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Fenwick the Fearful Frog: Dealing with Anxiety and School Refusal
Using vintage artwork featuring fantasy animals and a technique called Fable Mod, this cognitive-behavioral story is aimed at reducing anxiety and fears by teaching children more adaptive self talk. It was written to help treat a variety of phobic disorders, as well as school refusal and school phobia. It is written by the developer of Fable Mod, Licensed Mental Health Counselor and School Psychologist Terry L. Stawar, Ed.D. Dr. Stawar is also the author How to be a Responsible Father: A Wor
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PreK - 6th
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Planning a Healthy Meal and Shopping Template (Special Education)
This is a meal planning guide that incorporates the 5 basic food groups. Students will use a cookbook to decide on the main course of the meal, and from there will add on side dishes to help balance the food groups presented in the meal. Students will then make a shopping list of the needed materials. If applicable, they can shop for the food items at the store, working to find the total cost of purchase, use the "dollar up" method to pay, and calculate the amount of change they should get back.
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PreK - 12th
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PowerPoint to create tri-fold boards for school wide disability rotations
This PowerPoint goes along with the Increasing Autism Awareness in the Inclusive Schools lesson available. The information included will help you plan for a 2-day school wide event that includes students rotating through 6 disability stations for receptive language deficit, expressive language deficit, visual impairment, sensory overstimulation, fine motor disability, and reading disability This PowerPoint contains all the materials needed to create tri-fold boards for all the disability stati
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K - 8th
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School Lock Down Drill Drill Cards
These cards correspond with a Social Story about School Lock Down Drills. These cards are to be laminated, cut out and placed on a ring. Keep these cards in the hiding location in your classroom. This way you can show your students the icon card rather than having to speak during the drill. These cards will increase the safety of your class during a lock down drill.
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Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Class Jobs - Real Life Jobs in the Classroom!
This is a collection of class jobs with accompanying lessons.
Each includes a 5 page story about the job, with Boardmaker pictures. The job is introduced and explained in the real world. Also included is a question and answer page and a daily check list that can be laminated for students to use daily as they apply this job in the classroom. Reading is at a 2-3 grade comprehension level with a higher interest level.
This is great in a Life Skills classroom - students will learn about each
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2nd - 12th
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Life Skills - Staying Positive, Respecting Others, Good Manners etc.
This is a Comic Reader that teaches Life Skills. Included in these five lessons are
1. Staying Positive
2. Respecting Others
3. Making Conversation
4. Dealing with Frustration
5. Good Manners
Included in each story are several engaging comic figures. Each story is followed with 8 multiple choice questions where the answers are images, and the students point to the correct answer. There are small comic images within the story, but also full-page comic images for the teacher to hold up to the clas
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Special Education Conflict Resolution through Art
This is a conflict resolution plan to help students confront stress through art. They are in control of the situation as they process the nature of the stress and how they can overcome the conflict. They will not have to find appropriate words, find an adult to help or face ridicule. It is completely independent and private. It allows them to self-regulate a frightening situation and recover from it.
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K - 9th
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Fable Mod: Dealing with Stealing
Employing vintage artwork and a technique called Fable Mod this cognitive behavioral story deals with teaching children who steal, to change this behavior by employing positive and more adaptive self-talk. Appropriate parental behavior is also modeled. It is written by Fable Mod developer Licensed Mental Health Counselor and School Psychologist Terry L. Stawar, Ed.D. Dr. Stawar is also the author of How to be a Responsible Father: A Workbook for Offenders published by the American Correctiona
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PreK - 8th
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Fable Mod: Dealing with Name Calling and Teasing
Using vintage drawings and a technique called Fable Mod this cognitive-behavioral story deals with teaching children how to relate more positively to classmates and others without resorting to teasing or name-calling. Learning positive self-talk is emphasized. It is written by Fable Mod developer Licensed Mental Health Counselor and School Psychologist Terry L. Stawar, Ed.D. Dr. Stawar is also the author of How to be a Responsible Father: A Workbook for Offenders published by the American C
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K - 6th
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Accepting No Social Story
No one likes to be told no, but we can't lose our cool about it! This social story is aimed at upper elementary students to learn how to respond when told no. This social story includes a replacement behavior.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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