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Life skills Common Core CCRA.SL.6 resources under $5
Socratic Seminars for Elementary Students
Contains: an explanation of Socratic Seminars, PLUS a pdf of the norms to post on your wall (or digitally), as well as questions to discuss that apply to multiple topics, a reflection activity and "compliment cards." Socratic Seminars are conversations between students where there are questions to be discussed after reading a fiction or nonfiction text, and students are “safe” to share thoughts and ideas without the fear of getting the “wrong answer.” It will help students to increase oral
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1st - 6th
Communication Scenarios - Self-Advocacy (special education life skills)
Work on communication skills with this Google Slides Presentation and student notesheet. These 15 scenarios tackle common situations I’ve seen with my students, are sure to kick up lively discussion, and provide some great real-life practice as well. I had a lot of fun teaching this unit, and I hope you do too. :) Self-advocacy is a huge component of our life skills program. Our students tend to rely far too heavily on their parents or staff members to communicate on their behalf, when they are
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Problem Solving Scenarios Bundle (special education, life skills)
Funny or Insulting Speech Filter GOOGLE SLIDE & BOOM DUO Social Skills Lesson
If you are working on Social filters for conversation and Social Skills you should address humor. Students on the Autism Spectrum or with Social Communication deficits often mistake insults for humor. This is also an ideal lesson for teaching perspective taking, theory of mind, inference or point of view. If your students have a hard time deciding if humor is appropriate they must learn some basic rules in helping them navigate if a comment is funny or insulting. This is a good deck to introduc
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6th - 11th
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Also included in: Social Skills Activity BUNDLE BOOM cards, GOOGLE SLIDES and worksheets
Small Group Instruction Adaptive IEP Goals Data Analysis | Behavior Management
Looking for an easier way to do IEP goals and objectives tracking? Working on classroom behavior management and small group social skills? These Adaptive IEP goals and objectives have everything you need for your special education, ABA, or preschool students to develop the skill of Group Instruction and make IEP progress monitoring easier. Includes visuals, token boards, positive reinforcement, and the full IEP goals and objectives with data tracking! This all-inclusive resource is a set of 8 IE
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PreK - 1st
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Formal vs Informal Language - Slideshow Lesson and Guided Notes
Would you wear your swimsuit to a sports game? What about a formal gown in space?Use this engaging lesson to impart your students with a better understanding of why it is important to consider formal and informal language contexts. Using fashion metaphors, funny photos, and guided notes about common features of formal and informal registers, this discussion-based lesson builds upon students' prior funds of knowledge in a hilarious and engaging way.The lesson implementation materials also provide
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Formal vs Informal Language - Teaching Bundle
Think it or Say it GOOGLE SLIDES and BOOM Duo for Social Skills Groups
A very common topic to discuss in Social Skills is the Speech Filter. Students with Autism or Social Communication disorder often struggle with what is appropriate and what is not appropriate to say. This deck will help your students see the difference between what to SAY and what to THINK. This is a DUO GOOGLE SLIDE and BOOM deck lesson. Either the Google Slide or Boom deck can be used individually since the content is identical. It simply depends how you want to teach your lesson. If you wa
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6th - 10th
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No Bake Visual Dessert Treat Recipes for Mixed Groups in Speech Therapy
This bundle of no bake visual recipes include 5 different dessert or sweet treat recipes. These are perfect to use to target WH questions, vocabulary, inferencing, sequencing, recall, comprehension, auditory processing, and more! This will be great for Valentine's Day or a unit on cooking or baking. Making these snacks is a great push in classroom lesson OR perfect for those tricky speech therapy mixed groups.What's Included:DirectionsVocabulary Cards for each recipe (photographs)A simplified v
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Valentine's Day Bundle for Speech and Language Therapy
Show and Tell- Monthly Sharing Cards
Show and Tell is important in the lower grades. It creates a warm and caring climate in the classroom and also gives you and the class a chance to learn about each other. And let's not forget it also give the children a chance to work on listening and speaking skills.
In this unit you will find a card you can send home to let the student and parents know it is their week for sharing and what the theme is. It also has sentence frames that can be copied onto the back of the card so the child can
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Opportunity Thrift Store Dramatic Play pack for toddlers, preschoolers and beyon
There is so much to love about a local thrift store! Inspire and excite your students to value second hand items and recycling with this huge thrift store dramatic play pack. It has everything your set up could want in a set up and is great value for money. Signs, posters, lists, receipts, play money and more.This dramatic play resource will help your students to :build on their understanding of the world around themlearn social skills, such as empathy and taking it in turnsengage in rich langua
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PreK - 2nd
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Job interview questions with feedback for transition and ESL
Your transition and ESL students will love practicing job interview questions and answers for a coffee shop job interview with this interactive digital resource. They will learn to answer job interview questions, communicate in a workplace, use a great opening greeting and closing during an interview and discover what to say and do during an interview. Great for achieving speech and language outcomes, this digital job interview resources gives instant feedback for answers and shows autistic stu
Grades:
8th - 11th, Adult Education
Also included in: Real world skills bundle for high school special needs and life skills
Interview Techniques Lesson Plan
Learn the fundamentals of a successful job interview. Great for students in middle, high school, or young adults who need to practice interviewing. Perfect for Career & Technical Educators, HS Counselors, or Special Educators.Learning Objectives - Students will:Clarify best practices in interview situations.Learn to give eye contact, shake hands, and display proper body language while interviewing. Practice being both the interviewer and interviewee to gain insight into what each role bring
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Informal Assessment of Conversation Skills
Informal Assessment of Conversational Skills: Using Social Bids to Evaluate Discourse This informal assessment was intended for students who struggle with social skills, specifically engaging in back and forth conversations. Content is included to provide to explain social skills concepts that can be used to teach students conversational expectations and meanings conveyed during conversations. *Ideas for teaching activities and games are included Informal assessment is in yes/no questionnaire f
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3rd - 12th
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Zones of Emotional Regulation | Social Emotional Learning Lesson Plan
Emotional regulation is defined as our ability to manage and respond to our emotional experiences. In this lesson students will learn about four zones of emotional regulation to help them effectively navigate their own emotions. Grade level: 6 - 8Prep time: 10 minLesson Duration: 60 min + Optional Extension Activity (20 min)Learning Outcomes:It is expected that students will:Recognize that there are different zones of emotional regulation.Identify the zones of emotional regulation.Demonstrate th
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Navigating My Emotions | Social Emotional Learning Unit | 4 Lesson Plans
Choices + Consequences Activities, Good + Bad Choices, Behavior Reflection Sheet
Choices and consequences character education activities, worksheets, instructional videos (QR codes and one-click URL links) and no prep social emotional learning play-based activity ideas for preschool, elementary, middle school, high school, special education or homeschool for parents or teachers to teach children to accept consequences, understand good vs. bad choices and understand impact of behavior on others plus behavior reflection sheet.Product Includes:6 Read Along Videos6 Play-Based Ac
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Complete Preschool Curriculum | Homeschool Compatible
Yes No Questions Book
This book contains 20 yes/no questions paired with photographs. The questions are designed to target a variety of kinds of yes/no questions including questions about labels, location, features and functions. Picture cues are given on each page for answering yes/no so that non-verbal students can point to the answer.How to Use:The book becomes a hands-on activity when laminated and used with a dry erase marker to circle the answers. It can also be uploaded into an app such as Notability that allo
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PreK - 1st
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Dealing with disappointment, being teased, left out and told no
Dealing with disappointment, being left out, teased, told "no" social skills and character education activities, worksheets, instructional videos (QR codes and one-click URL links) and no prep social emotional learning play-based activity ideas for preschool, elementary, middle school, high school, special education or homeschool for parents or teachers to teach children to respond to being teased, left out, losing, being told no, and other disappointments in acceptable ways.Product Includes:6 R
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Complete Preschool Curriculum | Homeschool Compatible
Cookie Court Case: A Persuasive Writing and Speaking Activity
This engaging project is full of fun as students learn about the judicial system, run through a mock case, and prepare for their own while using reasoning skills. To make it even better, the subject is cookies! Students will get to learn and prepare for arguing for a kind of cookie in their own case in the Cookie Courtroom.This resource comes with many things guide the teacher and students to a successful court case. Lesson PlansMaterials and Resource ListKWL ChartJudicial System Flip Book and A
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3rd - 8th
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Ignoring Distractions and Staying Focused
Self-regulation, self-control and emotional regulation activities, worksheets, instructional videos (QR codes and one-click URL links) and no prep social emotional learning play-based activity ideas for preschool, elementary, middle school, high school, special education or homeschool for parents or teachers to teach children to stay focused and ignore distractions.Product Includes:6 Read Along Videos7 Play-Based Activity Ideas4 No Prep WorksheetsSelf-Talk to Stay Focused and Ignore Distractions
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Complete Preschool Curriculum | Homeschool Compatible
Preventing the Spread of Sexually Transmitted Infections Activity
This activity will allow students the opportunity to visually see how and begin to understand how quickly and easily diseases can be spread. They may often think they are invincible and that nothing bad will ever happen to them. This activity will also allow students the opportunity to understand the how important it is to use condoms. This resources includes:Interactive activityStep-by-step activity directionsActivity ReflectionEssential Question(s)Guided discussion questions and answersPoster
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Preventing Pregnancy and S.T.I.s Bundle
My Strengths & Weaknesses | Personal Identity Lesson Plan
Our strengths and weaknesses are often connected. In this lesson students will get to explore the reality of that statement and gain a better understanding of what their own strengths and weaknesses are.Grade level: 6 - 8Prep time: 10 minLesson Duration: 60 minLearning Outcomes:It is expected that students will: Recognize that everyone has strengths and weaknesses.Identify their own strengths and weaknesses.Demonstrate an understanding that their strengths and weaknesses are often tied together.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Also included in: Understanding Myself | Personal Identity Unit | 4 Lesson Plans
Community service planning worksheets for high school
Your Life Skills, Transition and Work Education students will love learning about community service with this new resource pack to support ready for work skills. You can use the community service planning printables as part of a careers program, or introduce the reading, writing and speaking texts within your ELA or Language class. Volunteering is an important part of community service and it helps build strong vocational skills, providing opportunities to learn about researching roles, applying
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Adjust to Change, Try New Things, Deal with Expected and Unexpected Changes
Adjusting to change, trying new things and dealing with unexpected and expected situations character education activities, worksheets, instructional videos (QR codes and one-click URL links) and no prep social emotional learning play-based activity ideas for preschool, elementary, middle school, high school, special education or homeschool for parents or teachers to teach children to adapt to unexpected change and new situations, and be willing to try new things. Product Includes:9 Read Along Vi
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Complete Preschool Curriculum | Homeschool Compatible
CONVERSATIONAL TOPIC Calendars! Homework/Families/Icebreakers No PREP
Want to have something fun to start your day with in your class or to talk about at dinner? Have a student that needs to work on their conversational social skills? This is PERFECT for you. YEAR ROUND CONVERSATION CALENDAR (no dates- just days of the week) so you can use over and over.Each day has a different thing to talk about such as "If you could have any superpower what you you have?" Wednesdays each have a different "Would you Rather" activity. These activities will help you empower stude
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3rd - 12th
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Task Box: Sandwich Order Forms
These forms can be used to help students practice making sandwiches and following directions. They work great with the Melissa and Doug Sandwich set.
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PreK - 12th
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