Visual social stories

To effectively tackle aggressive behaviors in children, it is crucial to develop a understanding of the underlying causes and triggers. Aggression in children can stem from a variety of factors such as frustration, difficulty in expressing emotions, unmet needs, or even imitating behaviors they have witnessed. By gaining insight into these root causes, teachers can […]

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This is a great tool for students with disabilities to use when they get themselves into social situations and they want to lash out. They can follow these social stories/strategies to calm down and learn better social skills.

Teaching children how to play nicely with others is a common social skill that needs to be frequently addressed. As educators we will say things like, “be kind” or “treat others the way you want to be treated”, however we need to explicitly teach these skills. We cannot expect for children to know these social […]

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Free printable social story for kids with autism about when things get too loud

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Social story about not spitting teaching the importance of not using your mouth for spitting. Teaches children replacement behaviors for spitting and why spitting is not allowed. Easy to read and follow printable and digital social story with visuals.

Visual rule cards can transform your classroom from chaos into order. I swear! Find out how they work and why they're a game-changer for students with special needs. Plus, discover helpful steps to implement them effectively. Check out this post on Visual rule cards for kids with special needs!

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