A Social Story: Keep Clothes on at School
A social story teaching the expectation of keeping clothes on while at school, intended as a proactive/preventative behavioral teaching tool rather than a punitive one.
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Simplify your preparation with a collection of presentations designed for educators. These resources cover various topics and can be customized to fit your needs. Incorporate them into your teaching to save time and enrich your lessons with quality visual content.
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Back to School PowerPoint - Talks about Covid & Expectations
A back-to-school presentation communicating COVID-19 safety expectations and classroom rules to students.
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Rules Rock! Social Skills Story and Activities
A social-skills story (animated PowerPoint plus a printable storybook) teaching K-3 students why rules exist across school, classroom, family, and social settings, that laws are more serious than rules, followed by brainstorm worksheet activities.
Google Classroom Etiquette Rules Presentation
Perhaps your students are transitioning to distance learning. Perhaps your students need a distance learning refresher after being engaged in it for so long.
Rules and Laws | Why We Have Them And Follow Them
Teach students the differences between school/classroom rules, family rules, social rules, and laws, why each exists, and the consequences of breaking them, through explanatory slides and interactive matching/discussion activities.
Using "Flower Power" At Recess-A problem-solving strategy!
Overview 'Using Flower Power At Recess: A Problem-Solving Strategy' is a critical teaching resource designed to foster respect, safety, and responsibility among students during recess.
Video Conferencing, Behaviors Cards and Animated PowerPoint
Teaches remote/online learning students, particularly those with special needs, the appropriate behaviors to use during video conferencing.