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I Can Stop Blurting, Social Skills Story & Activities, For Boys & Girls K-2nd

I Can Stop Blurting, Social Skills Story & Activities, For Boys & Girls K-2nd
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Life Skills

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Kindergarten, Grade 1, 2

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About This Product

Stories are a great way to teach children important social skills that they may be struggling with. 

Social Skills Stories & Activities use explicit language to break down information into small, manageable steps so that children can more easily understand what they should and should not do in a particular social situation. 

This version is written for the approximate age or ability level of kindergarten-2nd grade. 

The story includes pictures of both boys and girls. 3 Cover choices are included incase you would like to individualize a bit for a boy, girl, or whole class.

Reading this story and completing the Skill Builder Activities will help children to understand what blurting is and how and why to avoid it. 

The Animated PowerPoint story is a great way for children to engage with the story as they read through it at their own pace. Skill builders are also animated and add an interactive element to learning this important skill.

What's Included

Included, Please Find: 61 Pages

Social Skills Story: Color Social Story, Great For Classroom Use. Includes 3 cover choices and 3 end page choices, to individualize.

Coloring Book Companion: Black and White Story To Follow Along And Color In

Stop Blurting Visuals: 3 Sets, Each In Color and Black & White

Skill Builder Activity 1 : Comprehension Check Sheet

Skill Builder Activity 2 : Scenario Cards

Animated PowerPoint Story and Skill Builders: Great for Distance Learning!

Resource Tags

Social StoryBlurtingBehaviorSocial SkillsSpecial Education

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