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Topic Twister, One Sided Sid & his sister the UNwonderer How are they the same & different? Room 15 decides to compare. Wow they have 2 things in common- JUST Me Thinking & Talking! ...
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As your daughter gets off the bus, you notice her flushed face and her eyes are filled with tears. You ask what’s wrong, and the words come flooding out. “Julia said she won’t play with me at recess anymore. I don’t understand why she’s mad. I was just telling her the right way to play!”
I got this idea from here , but altered it a bit. We started by watching the video, "Friends" on BrainPop Jr . We discussed what we know about being a friend and shared stories with each other....
I have had a few clients with Selective Mutism. Selective Mutism is a condition in which the child is fully capable of speaking but...
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Social Communication Resources & Services: A Special Education Program ~ Austin ISD
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About 25% of my students are working on social skills goals of some kind. So obviously I'm a big fan of products and curriculums that really guide me. These can be especially useful when nothing is going according plan... for example all of this happened with students working on social goals yesterday: During social therapy
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Wanted: Worry Wall Be on lookout for this character. He will try to fill up a person's brain with so much worry, that he or she cannot think clearly. Plus, Worry Wall is a big, fat liar. He always wants us to believe the worst possible thing will happen and we will not be able to handle it.
Kira is working hard on her spelling test, pressing down hard with her pencil as she's writing. Suddenly, the pencil breaks and she bursts into tears. "My pencil broke!!!" she yells to no one in particular.
Getting students to think flexibly can be hard in both understanding and practicing the skill. Incorporating some fun games like...
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