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This link takes you to a website where you can learn more about the app, Positive Penguins. This app helps with identifying feelings, mindfulness and relaxation.

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Positive Penguins has a five minute guided meditation for children that helps to let of negative thoughts as soon as they come into their heads. There is also a strategy for children to understand that an event or situation happened that created an emotion in them - this emotion is not right or wrong, rather information - once they understand this and can examine the thoughts or stories they are telling themselves about situations they can then challenge the stories they tell themselves and help problem solve situations.

Positive Penguins aims to teach mindfulness and relaxation skills to children and to help them challenge negative thinking. In addition to guided meditations, Positive Penguins offers interactive psychoeducation about thoughts and feelings and a game mode. The game mode aims to distract users from current stressors. Additional features include check-ins (once or twice a day), emailing yourself a summary of your progress, the ability to dictate responses in the interactive sections, and having the text read aloud for those who have trouble reading.

Positive Penguins is an app that builds children's concentration skills; it is designed to help children process their feelings and use them in the best way possible.

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Positive Penguins Review - EducationalAppStore

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Positive Penguins has a five minute guided meditation for children that helps to let of negative thoughts as soon as they come into their heads.

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This link takes you to Peppy Pals website where you can learn more about the app before downloading it. While playing peppy pals children are learning about self-esteem, empathy, and emotional intelligence and teaches them how to nurture healthy relationships within different characters. One of my favorite characters is Gabby the shy and sensitive rabbit.

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Pretty soon, my 2-year old daughter had found the part in Peppy Pals Beach where you guess the animals' different facial expressions, her favorite! I explained the meaning of each emotion that showed up on the screen. We then practiced and mimicked the emotions in a playful way with own facial expressions

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Pretty soon, my 2-year old daughter had found the part in Peppy Pals Beach where you guess the animals' different facial expressions, her favorite! I explained the meaning of each emotion that showed up on the screen.

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This link will take you to the Klogb website where you can learn more about the app - Klogb 2. The PALS Team of Cian, Ben and Ciaran blast off and head for Zugopolis to help their friend to defeat Suctar and save the 3 planets from disaster. When they arrive they begin to teach the inhabitants how to be friends and work together. Within this app, children will work on friendship, bullying, and problem solving!

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WHAT DOES IT COVER?

In 18 fully animated lessons this new app covers the important areas of Friendship, The Responsibilities of a Friend, Peer Pressure, Bullying, Cyber Bullying and the Safe Use of Smart Devices. See a full list of the lesson plans below:

There are a series of fun quizzes built into the app to test concept comprehension and there is restricted progress through the app until the user reaches the required level of understanding. These "evaluations of understanding" are key in ensuring that progress is based on increased competencies in each area of the app. Progress is stored locally on the users device only.

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WHAT DOES IT COVER? In 18 fully animated lessons this new app covers the important areas of Friendship, The Responsibilities of a Friend, Peer Pressure, Bullying, Cyber Bullying and the Safe Use of Smart Devices.

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Wonder Grove Kids teach many social skills in their short clips. Topics include rules of school, dressing yourself, keeping hands to yourself and many more!

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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This link will take you to an entire playlist of 13 animated social stories. The topics include anger management, greeting, eye contact, getting attention and more!

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Social Stories for Autism - Animated Scenes

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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This link takes you directly to a list of free social stories! There are so many topics including active shooter drills, fire drill, getting a haircut, keeping my clothes on, picking my nose, summer vacation, and so many more!

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Are you using social stories with your students for school? Social stories are an evidence-based intervention for individuals with autism, no matter what their age. Research shows that social stories work, and I can attest to that! This list of stories will continue to be updated as I create more social stories to use in the classroom.

Carol Gray developed "social stories" in 1990. Her work as a pioneer in the field of autism is highly respected. To read more, learn about her resources, or sign up for a training, click here.

This list includes social stories that are useful in the school setting. For the full list of all of the Autism Little Learners social stories, click here. The full list includes stories for home, school, community, and all the stories related to COVID-19.

To read more about how to write a social story, check out this article from Autism Parenting Magazine!
Active Shooter Drill Alphabet Potty Book Calming Corner Story Earthquake Story Easter Bunny Story Eating At The Table Getting A Haircut Going Back To School - Separation Anxiety Going To Kindergarten Going To School Holding Hands (Elopement) How To Calm My Body Hurricanes Losing A Tooth Keeping My Clothes On My Friend Has A Cast Picking My Nose Picture Day Small Group Spring Break Summer Vacation Taking A Break Tornado Drill Touching Other People Transitioning To A New School Transitioning To The Bus Trick Or Treating Visiting Santa Wearing Headphones Wearing Shoes At School Winter Break

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Social Stories For School | Free Library

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Are you using social stories with your students for school? Social stories are an evidence-based intervention for individuals with autism, no matter what

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This link takes you to many FREE resources to work on emotions. My favorites include anime emotion coloring sheet, what should I have done different, and paper fortune teller for feelings!

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Social Skills Activities for Children with Autism

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This link takes you to many FREE resources to work on social interactions. My favorites are draw a pizza, draw a cookie, using a toy balance, annoy-o-meter, and using a girls magazine to promote learning about girls!

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Social Skills Activities for Children with Autism

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Friendship Growing Cards for Friendship Social Skills

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This link takes you to many FREE resources to work on communication skills. My favorites are the interruption social story, how was your day sheets, and paper fortune tellers for conversation starters!

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* Nonverbal communication
Free Illustrated eBook on Personal Space Skills
Eye, Face, Ruler Picture Prompts
Listening Prompt Sheets & Display Panels
* Voice volume
Printable Voice Volume Meters
*Conversation structure: coherence, non sequitur, interruption, greetings, goodbyes
Conversation Train Printable Kit Chain / Broken Chain Printable Kit Interruption Social Story - "Buffering"
Paper Fortune Teller for "How are you?"

* Common ground in conversation
Green Zone Venn Diagram Worksheet Green Zone Picture Cards
* Reciprocity/back and forth in conversation
Playing Catch, Real or Virtual Using a Toy Balance for Talking Back & Forth Talk to Family Picture Sheets "How Was Your Day?" Sheets, After-School Parent-Child Talking

Pie Chart Prompt for Proportional Talking
* Conversation topics
All About Me / All About You Sheets Green Zone Picture Cards 100 Photos for Conversation Starter Practice Head Outline Sheets for Other People's Interests Printable "Remote" to Change Topic Channels Paper Fortune Tellers for Conversation Topics, etc. Paper Fortune Teller for Asking Others' Opinions

*Others' level of interest How Interesting Is It Kit *Validation, complimenting Validation "Cool, Awesome" Word Prompts Compliment Worksheets Compliment Picture Panels Say Something Nice Board Game

Paper Fortune Teller for Compliments How to Play Compliment Tag
* Levels of formality
Silly to Serious Kit, Card Activity *Hurtful words Words Hurt, Words Help Worksheet Filtering Words when Upset Kit *Creative / Game-like Social Communication Problem Solving
Fix The Problem Game for Working On Interaction Problems
Problem Cards & Solution Cards DIY Project Create, Draw, Describe Your Own "Dark Force" & "Light Force"
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Photos sent in by an SLP of various social communication materials downloaded from the website.

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Social Skills Activities for Children with Autism

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Nonverbal communication Free Illustrated eBook on Personal Space Skills Eye, Face, Ruler Picture Prompts Listening Prompt Sheets & Display Panels * Voice volume Printable Voice Volume Meters *Conversation structure: coherence, non sequitur, interruption, greetings, goodbyes Conversation Train Printable Kit Chain / Broken Chain Printable Kit Interruption Social Story - "Buffering" Paper Fortune Teller for "How are you?"

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The lessons for 3-5 are designed to teach concepts such as empathy, integrity, perseverance, and respect.

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The following lessons are designed to teach students in grades 3-5 fundamental life skills and concepts such as empathy, integrity, perseverance, and respect. Students will develop coping skills, will learn how to adopt a more positive outlook, how to identify and resist negative peer pressure, how to be responsible individuals, how to work well with others, how to resolve conflicts, and how to be a good friend and a good citizen.

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The following lessons are designed to teach students in grades 3-5 fundamental life skills and concepts such as empathy, integrity, perseverance, and respect. Students will develop coping skills, will learn how to adopt a more positive outlook, how to identify and resist negative peer pressure, how to be responsible individuals, how to work well with others, how to resolve conflicts, and how to be a good friend and a good citizen.

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The lessons for K-2 are designed to teach and introduce concepts such as fairness, full body listening, coping skills, self-control, respect, and integrity.

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This a tiered program that offers support for all students in PreK-5th grade. If you scroll down to the "lessons" icon and click on "scope and sequence" it outlines the entire program for you. While this can be a while school resource, I think the characters make it fun enough that it could just be a small intervention group resource!

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Helping Students Succeed in School QuaverReady offers a comprehensive approach to social and emotional learning (SEL) for students and educators. Our fully digital platform provides resources and support to all stakeholders. Create a culture of caring and ensure students are ready to face the challe…

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This social skills board games pack has 6 board games with no right or wrong answers! The topics include morals, manners, empathy, friendship, showing emotions and managing emotions.

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There are no right or wrong answers in these six unique board games!

Each game has players discuss the solutions to socially challenging situations. Together the group decides upon the best action encouraging all players to communicate, listen and participate in the game.

The games target six important issues that students often struggle with:
- Morals
- Manners
- Empathy
- Friendship
- Showing Emotions
- Managing Emotions

Ideal for use in small groups, these games will encourage your students to work together as they learn to improve their social skills.

Contains six game boards, 24 counters and one die.

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD--Small parts Not for children under 3 yrs.

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There are no right or wrong answers in these six unique board games! Each game has players discuss the solutions to socially challenging situations. Together the group decides upon the best action encouraging all players to communicate, listen and pa

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Here is great lesson on TeachersPayTeachers for grades 1-4. This lesson teaches students to identify the size of the problem, how it makes them feel and what they can do to solve the problem. What is particularly great about this lesson is at the end it comes with cards that your students will be familiar with using to help identify future problems, either at home or school.

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Students will learn new self-regulation strategies, how to identify the size of their problems, and how to practice appropriate reactions with this fun, chameleon-themed, self-regulation activity pack. Additionally, students will identify solutions to their problems, analyze their own problems' sizes across different situations (home, school, friends, etc), recognize their feelings when they are having a problem, and identify appropriate reactions to their problems.
ACTIVITY INCLUDES
↠ Memory card game, identify the problem's size

↠ Matching activity, match the problem size with a feeling

↠ Coloring sheet, scenarios to match the problem to a feeling

↠ Matching activity, match the problem with the appropriate reaction
BENEFITING STUDENTS
In each activity, students will learn size of the problem skills they can use at home and school. In addition, they will improve self-regulation and learn how to better assess and solve problems.

At a minimum, these activities and lessons allow students to develop self-esteem through participation.
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Charlotte D. "I love size of the problem resources because the kids really understand the concept. This one is fun and the students enjoyed it."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kyle A. "I loved this resource to complement Second Step lessons on the size of the problem. The lizards were perfect for continuity of learning and I was able to incorporate the language into ongoing individual and group conversations. My students enjoyed the different types of activities and the many options allowed me to reinforce the learning across multiple weeks."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kelsey P. "The activities and worksheets in this resource aligned perfectly with our zones of regulation lessons. My students were engaged and enjoyed the work!"

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Brittany P. " I love this resource and refer back to it frequently with my class. Pairs well with Zones of Regulation."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jamie M.. "I love how colorful and easy to use it is. The concept of size of the problem is always a challenge to teach"

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Size of the Problem and Self Regulation Counseling Activities

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Model Me Kids is a program mixed with apps, videos and software to help students with autism work on social skills. With this program you can select ages 2-13 to see a variety of topics perfect for the elementary aged kids! Each video only focuses on one rule, but is shown in different settings to help with generalization!

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