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Circle Time Question Cards

Circle Time Question Cards
, Not Grade Specific,

Fifty-six open-ended question cards, eight to a page, prompt children to share favourites, imagine superpowers or time travel, and reflect on the best and worst parts of their day.

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Tags Conversation Starters, Dialogue Prompts, Social Skills Development, Group Discussions, Classroom Engagement, Thought-provoking Questions, Circle Time, Active Participation, Social Interaction

Circle Time Sentence Starters

Circle Time Sentence Starters
, Not Grade Specific,

Open-ended sentence starters such as "I am happiest when..." and "If I had a superpower it would be..." prompt students to finish each thought aloud and share during circle time.

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Tags Sentence Starters, Discussions, Circle Time, Communication

Death Social Story

Death Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,

A fill-in-the-blank social story walks a child through the death of a loved one, with photo placeholders and sentence blanks so an adult can personalise the narrative to the child's own family and loss.

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Tags Social Story, Difficult Discussions, Death, Explaining Death, Social Story Death, Social Story About Death

I Have Cancer Social Story

I Have Cancer Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,

Eight concise pages present a first-person sequence about feeling unwell, receiving a cancer diagnosis, returning to the hospital, and experiencing possible effects of medicine. The simple progression may help a caregiver or support professional open a calm conversation about unfamiliar routines and body changes. It should be selected with sensitivity to an individual learner's situation and used as a discussion aid, not as medical guidance or a prediction of any person's treatment experience.

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Tags Social Story, Cancer, Difficult Discussions