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Eye Contact & Personal Space

Gaze modulation, nonverbal cues, and physical boundary awareness for social interactions. Strengthens the ability to recognize and respect personal space across various environments.

Special EducationSensory Processing & RegulationSensory Preferences IdentificationSensory Tool UseCommunicating Sensory NeedsSensory Overload RecognitionDeep Breathing PracticeMovement Break UtilizationIndependent Calming Strategy UsePersonalized Calming RoutinePersonal Sensory Diet CreationProactive Sensory BreaksEmotion Intensity RecognitionDysregulation RecoveryPositive Behavior SupportUnderstanding Social StoriesPersonal Social Story CreationEmotional Regulation FrameworksPersonal Trigger IdentificationSelecting Regulation StrategiesReinforcement System ResponseSelf-Monitoring & RewardsLearning Positive AlternativesCross-Setting Skill GeneralizationSocial CommunicationEye Contact & Personal SpaceContext-Appropriate GreetingsAppropriate Volume & ToneConversation Turn-TakingTopic Maintenance in DiscussionEffective Help-SeekingBody Language InterpretationFacial Expression RecognitionIdioms & Figurative LanguageSocial Problem IdentificationSocial Solution GenerationSocial Decision EvaluationTask ManagementMinimal Prompting Task StartSelf-Talk for StartingStarter Strategies for Difficult TasksAge-Appropriate Task PersistenceStrategic Break ManagementSmooth Task TransitionsAdapting to Plan ChangesObstacle Problem-SolvingMulti-Day Project CompletionPlanning & OrganizationPhysical Material OrganizationVisual Schedule & Timer UseSequential Task BreakingTime Estimation SkillsTask PrioritizationDigital & Physical Workspace ManagementPersonalized Organization StrategiesDetailed Project PlanningMultiple Commitment BalancingAcademic Support StrategiesMath Manipulative UseVisual Math Problem RepresentationComplex Math Problem BreakdownText Highlighting & AnnotationVisualization While ReadingPredictions & Inferences from TextText Structure Graphic OrganizersWriting Graphic OrganizersSentence Frames & TemplatesStudy Guide CreationSpaced Repetition for MemoryAssistive Writing TechnologyWorking Memory SupportSingle-Step Direction FocusMulti-Step Direction FollowingInformation Chunking PracticeVisual Support Memory AidsMnemonic Device ApplicationEfficient Note-Taking SystemsGraphic Organizer Note-TakingNote Review & OrganizationSustained Complex Task AttentionAssistive TechnologySymbol-Word CommunicationAAC Device NavigationSpeech Recognition DictationDictation Text EditingText-to-Speech for ReadingDigital Calendar UseKeyboard Shortcuts NavigationProductivity App ManagementSelf-Advocacy SkillsCommunicating Learning NeedsRequesting AccommodationsAdvocating for Appropriate SupportsIEP & Student RightsUnderstanding IEP ComponentsMeaningful IEP Meeting ParticipationIDEA & Section 504 RightsProgress MonitoringTracking IEP Goal ProgressReflecting on AchievementData-Informed Instructional AdjustmentTransition PlanningCareer & Vocational Goal SettingExploring Post-Secondary OptionsIndependent Living Skills Planning

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Danny Power Choice Board

Danny Power Choice Board

A comprehensive, autism-friendly visual choice board inspired by "What Would Danny Do?" for a third-grade student. It breaks the school day into six key settings with concrete "Power Choices" and calming "Power Resets" to support positive behavior and self-regulation.

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Laura Erwin

School AAC Awareness Flyer

School AAC Awareness Flyer

A school-friendly AAC Awareness Month flyer designed for classrooms, hallways, and bulletin boards. It explains Augmentative and Alternative Communication in accessible, student-friendly terms, shows how AAC is used throughout the school day, and provides 5 practical rules for students and staff to be supportive communication allies.

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amanda sammarco

Safe Recess Social Story

Safe Recess Social Story

A beautifully illustrated two-page social story for first-grade students covering essential playground expectations. It models asking friends to play, maintaining personal space with safe hands and feet, seeking teacher support, and responding immediately to the whistle to line up.

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Kristyn Traversi

Success Goal Strip

Success Goal Strip

A behavior support strip for a 2nd grade student featuring an 'If-Then' visual reinforcement system. It outlines classroom expectations such as voice level and participation, linked to rewards like a positive phone call and VR time at home (now updated to 10 minutes).

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Allyson Hemenway

Safe Recess Social Story

Safe Recess Social Story

A beautifully illustrated two-page social story for first-grade students covering essential playground expectations. It models asking friends to play, maintaining personal space with safe hands and feet, seeking teacher support, and responding immediately to the whistle to line up.

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Samantha Bullion

Gentle Hugs Social Story

Gentle Hugs Social Story

A printable 4-page social story narrative teaching children personal space boundaries, asking for consent before hugging, giving gentle brief hugs, and practicing friendly alternatives.

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Jessica Rogers

Sequences

Teamwork Foundations Teacher Guide

Teamwork and Problem Solving

A unit introducing high school students to essential teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills, focusing on workplace readiness, self-advocacy, and Pre-ETS skills.

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Lauryn Marks

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Week 1 Mission Materials

Level Up Curriculum

A 6-week social-emotional learning curriculum designed for 4th-grade students with ADHD, focusing on self-regulation, flexible thinking, and respectful communication through a high-engagement 'Level Up' video game theme.

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Ashley Favors

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Weekly Curriculum Overview Teacher Guide

Toddler Theme Weeks

A collection of comprehensive week-long curricula for toddlers aged 17-18 months. Each themed week focuses on developmental play, sensory exploration, and fine motor skills for a group of 5 students with zero water play.

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Susan Nowlin

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Master Facilitation Guide

Sand Timer Club

An 8-session intensive behavioral intervention sequence for students in grades K-2. It targets the reduction of item hogging and refusal to share, teaching a 'Timer-Regulated Trading' replacement behavior using sand timers, cooperative scripts, and token hand-offs.

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Joleen Brady

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Kindness Compass Worksheet

Social Safety Signals

A comprehensive 5-lesson series designed for high school students with intellectual disabilities, Down Syndrome, and autism. The series uses a 'Social Signals' framework to help students distinguish between genuine kindness and manipulative behavior, fostering independence and safety in community settings.

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Victoria Bunzick

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Spectrum Blueprint Slides

Social Architect Curriculum

A Tier 3 social-emotional curriculum designed for middle school students on the autism spectrum, focusing on self-regulation, social cues, and conflict resolution through a 'Social Architect' theme.

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Erica Sullivan

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