Sunday, February 10, 2013

Filling Your Hearts--with Freebies!

The lovely ladies behind Freebielicious are filling your hearts this Sunday with lots of great freebies!


Since I work with students with autism I thought I would share some Valentine's Social Stories with you for free. These are excellent to use as visual supports with any child, but work especially well for students with autism.

With this visual the students will know what to expect to happen. It can lessen their anxiety about the unpredictable, which can be increased on days when you might be doing something special in your classroom.

There are two different versions depending on what activities you will be doing in your classroom that day.


You can download these social stories for free by clicking here to go to my TpT store.

Once you snag the freebie, be sure to go over to Jennifer's blog at First Grade Blue Skies to see what Freebie she has available for you!


First Grade Blue Skies
SHARE:

20 comments

  1. What an AWESOME printable, Erin! Thank you for sharing these!
    The Moffatt Girls

    ReplyDelete
  2. Thank you so much for the social stories. My own little guy has Autism, and I have a special place in my heart for anyone who has the patience to work with these little guys. Thank you!

    Amy
    Mrs. Lattin's Kindergarten

    ReplyDelete
  3. Thanks Erin! I love rebus stories!
    ΡΌ Lori
    Teaching With Love and Laughter
    luvyorkies@gmail.com

    ReplyDelete
  4. This is going to be so much FUN for my readers. I am thinking... DAILY 5 all the way!

    Mary
    Sharing Kindergarten

    ReplyDelete
  5. I love these little readers. Soooooo cute. Thanks for sharing.
    Marsha
    A Differentiated Kindergarten

    ReplyDelete
  6. I love these Erin. I have a student in my class who will really appreciate them too. Thanks!

    ReplyDelete
  7. So sweet! I love these stories and I have a couple of friends who could really benefit from them! Thank you!

    ReplyDelete
  8. Love the Social Stories! These will work great in my classroom. I am a Special Education teacher that works with students with behavior issues. I have some Autistic students in my class also. Social Stories work great with many of my students.

    Heather Salsman
    Teaching Through Turbulence

    ReplyDelete

Design by Laugh Eat Learn // Theme by PipDig