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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

Feelings Detectives

A structured literacy and social-emotional learning unit for 1st grade autistic learners. Students use physical body clues, visual anchor boards, and structured reciprocal communication scripts to identify feelings in predictable narrative stories.

Jjmule

Feelings Detectives

A structured literacy and social-emotional learning unit for 1st grade autistic learners. Students use physical body clues, visual anchor boards, and structured reciprocal communication scripts to identify feelings in predictable narrative stories.

Jjmule

She built with Ben. 🧱🤝

She drank some milk. 🥛

She went down the slide. 🛝

5. Partner Turn-Taking Script (Student A & Student B)

Pass token after each turn 🎤

Student A 🎤

Asks: "How did Maya feel when her tower fell down? 🧱"

Student B 👂

Answers: "Maya felt mad 😡 because the red ball knocked her blocks over."

🔄 Pass the Token to Student B!

Student B 🎤

Asks: "What helped Maya feel happy again? 😊"

Student A 👂

Answers: "Maya felt happy 😊 when she took deep breaths and built with Ben! 🧱"

SLP & Educator Implementation Quick-Tips

1. Physical Clue Mapping

Highlight body tension: tight fists ✊ and down eyebrows 😠 mean MAD before prompting for Zone labeling.

2. Visual Prompt Hierarchy

Allow 5s wait time $\rightarrow$ Point to physical clue in story $\rightarrow$ Gesture to feeling card $\rightarrow$ Model sentence frame.

3. Concrete Turn Prop

Pass a physical token hand-to-hand to mark each conversational exchange between Student A and Student B.

He wore headphones with Mia. 🎧📖

He ate chocolate cake. 🎂

He jumped in rain puddles. 🌧️

5. Partner Turn-Taking Script (Student A & Student B)

Pass token after each turn 🎤

Student A 🎤

Asks: "How did Sam feel when the loud thunder boomed? ⚡"

Student B 👂

Answers: "Sam felt scared 😨 because the thunder made a loud noise."

🔄 Pass the Token to Student B!

Student B 🎤

Asks: "What helped Sam feel safe and happy again? 😊"

Student A 👂

Answers: "Sam felt happy 😊 when he put on headphones and read with Mia! 🎧"

SLP & Educator Implementation Quick-Tips

1. Physical Clue Mapping

Highlight sensory clues: wide eyes 😳 and covered ears 🙉 signify SCARED and sensory overwhelm.

2. Visual Prompt Hierarchy

Allow 5s wait time $\rightarrow$ Point to physical clue in story $\rightarrow$ Gesture to feeling card $\rightarrow$ Model sentence frame.

3. Concrete Turn Prop

Use a tactile object (talking microphone or beanbag) passed between partners to anchor turn-taking visually.

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