Behavior Management Activities - School and Community Themed Social Skills
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Behavior Management Activities – School and Community Themed Social Skills

(420 customer reviews)

$5.00

Use the scenes and cards to identify and discuss safe and respectful behaviors and how our choices affect others. Includes discussion questions, strategies, and a social story.

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Description

Are you looking for functional, age-appropriate behavior management questions and activities? Use the scenes and cards to identify and discuss safe and respectful behaviors and how our choices affect others.

Includes discussion questions, scenes, strategies, and a social story. The school and community theme creates real-world social skills situations for discussion.

Use the question cards for direct instruction, while the scenes are left open-ended for discussion. Discuss expected and unexpected behaviors, body language, identifying emotions, and more.

It’s perfect for the classroom, speech therapy, special education, or home use. Print and use it, or open it on your device for a no-print option!

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED

10 school and community scenes with children exhibiting various behaviors. Key included.

  • 12 cards displaying disrespectful behaviors with why questions (e.g. Why shouldn’t you bite?) for discussion
  • 12 cards displaying respectful behaviors with why questions (e.g. Why should you be kind?) for discussion
  • “My Strategies” page with 20 strategies when feeling angry, anxious, or sad
  • “When I feel frustrated” social story. Mini book and large book versions

 

✅ IDEAS FOR USE

  • No Print: Open the color scenes on your computer or tablet. Directions included on how to draw on scenes with a touchscreen device.
  • Print, laminate, and circle the appropriate behaviors and cross out the inappropriate behaviors with dry-erase markers.
  • Print B&W scenes and use them as coloring pages (color appropriate/ inappropriate behaviors or identify the behaviors and then color the page as a reward.)
  • Print and use play dough, bingo chips & wand, or any other motivator to cover the appropriate and inappropriate behaviors.

Check out the preview to see what’s included!

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EDUCATORS ARE SAYING…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This was a life saver and SO easy to use. I used it the same day I bought it! Hoping to help manage some behaviors with some of my students with disabilities.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“Great visual for a lesson on expected and unexpected behaviors in various social settings. I was also able to use this resource to discuss body language and identifying feelings and emotions.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“I’m prepping for a change in caseload next year and this was something that has been on my wishlist for a while! Did not regret my purchase!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“I really enjoyed this resource as a virtual social skills lesson. I used the resource with my in-person students as well and they really enjoyed it. It has been very effective in creating real-world social skills knowledge for my students.”

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420 reviews for Behavior Management Activities – School and Community Themed Social Skills

  1. slp701 –

    This will be great to use with my students! Thank you for creating it!!!

  2. Trish R. –

    Thanks. This is a great addition to my program.

  3. Rebecca N –

    Great resource.

  4. Carole C. –

    Starting my school year off with a handful of ASD kids. Thanks for the great materials.

  5. Sarah W. –

    Very excited to use this in my life skills class! Love how you can do different things in your classroom with this one resource. Thank you 🙂

  6. Lisa C. –

    I love, love, love this. Hopefully, some of it will sink in with my ID students.

  7. anaelsa sanchez –

    Great resource. I love that you included both color and black and white. Thanks so much!

  8. Bec V –

    Thank you for this resource!

  9. Danielle P. –

    I am so excited to start using these worksheets and activities with my students. I know that many of them will benefit from more visuals.

  10. Tomi Yost –

    Super cute product! I can’t wait to use it!

  11. Deborah C. –

    Thank you for participating in the $1 sale for special educators and offering this great product!

  12. Rainbow of Possibilities –

    Thank you for making such awesome resources to help me teach my students appropriate behaviors. Now I can teach rather than demand because I have the tools to do so, thanks to you!

  13. Melissa S. –

    Can’t wait to use this in my emotional support classroom!!!

  14. Gina B. –

    cute

  15. Miss Fizzlepatrick –

    These scenes are super cute! Thank you for including this product in the #spedgivesthanks sale! 🙂

  16. Ashley O. –

    Awesome resource to draw attention to appropriate behaviors!

  17. A Sprinkle of Sixth –

    Great resource

  18. Creatively Adapted – Ginger Joyce –

    Another great product! This will get use…

  19. Danielle Peterson –

    great resource

  20. Laura S. –

    Thanks!

  21. Melodie D. –

    Great visuals for ASD kids!

  22. Amanda G. –

    This is going to be so useful for several of my kiddos. Thank you!

  23. Cindy F. –

    Great!

  24. Love Speech Therapy by Betsy B. –

    I love this product! You provided so many different options for learning! Thank you!!

  25. Glenda Ashe –

    Great resource for students with limited language or communication skills!!

  26. kari T. –

    Thank you!

  27. Katie H. –

    Thank you!

  28. The Bilingual Speech Spot –

    Can’t wait to use this product…looks great! Thank you.

  29. Fun for Learning –

    So helpful!

  30. Alyssa Pasiewicz –

    Can’t wait to use this with my students that need help differentiating between good and bad choices!

  31. Katelyn N. –

    Great resource for my AS classroom and students, thanks for sharing at such a deal!

  32. Monica Alsaker –

    Great resource!!

  33. The Scattered SLP –

    Love it!

  34. Cassidy B. –

    Honestly, I’m not a teacher yet. I’m still in college but I just had to grab this awesome resource during the #SPEDGIVESTHANKS sale

  35. The Type B SLP –

    Can’t wait to use this!

  36. Vanessa S. –

    Thank you, this is awesome!

  37. amanda T. –

    Love it, thank you!

  38. Specially Made –

    Thank you!!

  39. Sarah K. –

    A great resource I will store with my stuff for September!

  40. Elise Caroline S. –

    I love this packet! There are lots of beautifully designed scenes and the kids really love looking at all the pictures. Super handy – I was looking for exactly this to help target identification of behaviors!

  41. CIARA S. –

    These have been so helpful for my students with Autism. It has helped to have pictures and discussion questions to use with them. They enjoy being able to color their own pictures as well.

  42. Terri S. –

    wonderful and thanks

  43. AU-SOME Little Learners –

    Perfect social skills activity!

  44. Brandon C. –

    Thank you!

  45. Rachel B. –

    Not only does this cover so many different behaviors, it allows you to present the materials in a multitude of ways! I love it!

  46. Donna L. –

    Wonderful resource for my social skills groups. Thanks!

  47. Lynn S. –

    much needed, thanks

  48. Supporting Special Learners –

    GREAT! I printed and laminated them and as a small group we circled appropriate and inappropriate behaviours.

  49. Elementary Special Ed –

    Thanks

  50. Bonnie G. –

    Thanks!

  51. Megan S. –

    The kids loved this!!! It was very effective and they remembered it when I came back into their classroom a few weeks later. Thanks for sharing!

  52. S F. –

    Great resource

  53. Michelle O. –

    Love this so much I even printed the full color versions to use instead of just using the iPad. So great!

  54. Martine L. –

    Very useful! Thanks! 🙂

  55. Sara D. –

    Great!

  56. Tiffany M. –

    I have many students working on this as a goal, and the information in this packet is wonderful!

  57. John S. –

    An excellent resource. Thank you.

  58. KB’s SLP Store –

    Great! Thanks!!

  59. Venita W. –

    This was great. I really like this and I love that it has coordinating coloring pages as well. Really helpful way to review while just having fun coloring. Thanks! Awesome!

  60. AnneMarie G. –

    Thank you for this wonderful resource! These visuals have really helped our discussions regarding appropriate behaviors in school

  61. Kara G. –

    Perfect, Thanks so much!

  62. Bailee D –

    Love this!

  63. Amanda J. –

    What a fantastic resource! So many wonderful visuals and cards to help direct discussion both in class and at home.

  64. Kristy’s Custom Creations –

    This is an excellent resource. Thank you so much for creating this!

  65. Jessica C. –

    Thanks!

  66. Classroom Collections for Mrs Cossel –

    Such a needed resource!!

  67. Structured Special Ed –

    Love this product for my special ed autism classroom!

  68. Jessica A. –

    great!

  69. Morgan Campbell –

    great visual ways for the students to see the appropriate and inappropriate behaviors.

  70. monica mitchell –

    Pretty busy but printed in color o think my students will enjoy hunting for the inappropriate behaviors. Cool idea!

  71. Amanda J. –

    Perfect for my students!

  72. All Kinds of Special –

    Ready to use this for the first week!

  73. Murphy M. –

    Thank you for this resource! I’m so excited to use this in my classroom!!

  74. Shine and Grow Learning –

    Great for teaching classroom rules!

  75. Trisha E. –

    Love the no print concept!

  76. L G. –

    Thank You!!

  77. Michelle W. –

    These are perfect for my middle school moderate to severe self-contained students to foster pro-social behavior.

  78. Michaela G. –

    These will be so useful for the beginning of the school year. Thank you!

  79. Nicole Reiner –

    can’t wait to use this year!

  80. Kaydee B. –

    Love this!!

  81. McKenna B. –

    Awesome!

  82. SLT Roots –

    I can never hit on this topic too many times; thankful for another extension activity for my students that’s ready to go.

  83. Debra R. –

    Thanks so much for all your work!!!!

  84. Marie W. –

    🙂

  85. Elizabeth R. –

    Great product!

  86. Alyssa M. –

    I am looking forward to using this with my students.

  87. MeSped –

    Thank you

  88. Rebecca M. –

    Thank you- great resource!

  89. Jessica Drake –

    Great product!

  90. Jerri S. –

    Excellent resource!

  91. Erica W. –

    I can’t wait to use this product.

  92. SPEDcial Supports –

    Great resource. Thanks!

  93. Meghan Asselin –

    I work in a severe sub-separate classroom and teach social skills a few times a week and I am excited to add this in and see how my kids do with it.

  94. Amanda L. –

    These will be great during social skills groups.

  95. Michael Ippolito –

    Great!

  96. Hannah S. –

    AMAZING!!!

  97. Rachael G. –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  98. Annmarie S. –

    Great Activity !

  99. Melissa R. –

    This is perfect for my social skills lesson for back to school.

  100. Katherine M. –

    Thank you!

  101. Candace V. –

    Thank you for the resource!

  102. candice B. –

    Very helpful!

  103. PATRICIA T. –

    Thanks for providing the black/white option.

  104. Teach2Succeed –

    Thankyou!!

  105. Carolyn R. –

    Thanks! Just what I needed!

  106. Buyer –

    Love this!!! Perfect!

  107. Awesome Autism and Elementary Teaching –

    great! thanks!

  108. Cheryl T. –

    This is a great resource for the students I work with. It will be a lot of fun to go over with them-especially with such a nice set of materials.

  109. Whitney Langerud –

    Perfect.

  110. Special Resources for Special Learners –

    Great resource!

  111. Jenni H. –

    Love it

  112. Beth H. –

    Love this

  113. Exceptional Creator –

    Awesome resource!

  114. Teaching Goals –

    Looking forward to using this in class.

  115. Dorothy H. –

    Thank you! My kids love it!

  116. News From the Resource Nook –

    This is a great resource!

  117. Spectrum of Skills –

    awesome for practicing appropriate behaviors during social skills intervention

  118. Tobey F. –

    good detail, making something abstract more concrete

  119. Mary Kay C. –

    Great resource! Thank you

  120. Devin M. –

    Great social skills lessons for back to school!

  121. IEPs and Palmetto Trees –

    I love that this includes community expectations! So often it is difficult for students to generalize expected behaviors but this helps so much!

  122. Nayely D. –

    Cute scenes and I love using the BW & no-print versions! Thanks!

  123. Malina R. –

    Love it!

  124. Heather Beck –

    Perfect for my students on the autism spectrum!

  125. H Cohen –

    Great resource!

  126. Kailey S. –

    Love using these for social skills on the iPad

  127. Sarah W. –

    love it

  128. madalyn tagliente –

    Great resource!

  129. alexis hansen –

    This. Is a wonderful resource! Exactly what my students need

  130. john W. –

    Thank you!

  131. Stacey D. –

    Great resource – Thank you!

  132. coral G. –

    Great resource. Thank you!

  133. Kara L. –

    Love it

  134. Heather Katz –

    Great Resource. Thanks!

  135. Denise W. –

    Great visuals for reminders

  136. Michele F. –

    Recently started a kindergarten social group. So excited to have this resource!

  137. Michelle M. –

    My kiddos LOVE these scenes and are always so engaged when we review them!

  138. Chloe B. –

    Social skills are an area of need for my students, so these have been great!

  139. Megan L. –

    Excellent resource for small and whole groups.

  140. Jennifer R. –

    Super resource!

  141. Keyanah Jones –

    Great resource for my PreK kids!

  142. Evelin L. –

    love it

  143. Mary C. –

    Great product! Thank you!

  144. Debra B. –

    This is such an wonderful resource and great ideas. Thanks so much for creating it.
    So necessary to help guide children in acceptable behaviours!

  145. Sarah B. –

    I have used this several times now with a few kids. Very great resource.

  146. Shayla M. –

    A great product to incorporate into my social skills lesson. Engaging for all my students abilities. Thank you for this quality product.

  147. Bridget M. –

    My students will enjoy doing this!

  148. Telespeech –

    Great for teletherapy. Students can use whiteboard tools to circle or mark the expected and unexpected behaviors.

  149. Kathryn M. –

    Thanks!

  150. Theresa F. –

    I love how colorful the pictures and the multiple ways I can use them. Thank you!

  151. Cary W. –

    Thank you!

  152. Jennifer M. –

    Exactly what we needed to start off our zones program!

  153. Karen O. –

    Looking forward to trying this material. Looks great!

  154. gracie G. –

    Thanks!

  155. Ashley H. –

    I LOVED the scenes. I used them to talk through appropriate and inappropriate behaviors. The kids enjoyed the activity.

  156. Elizabeth K. –

    Just what I needed 🙂

  157. Rebecca G. –

    This will really help my student.

  158. Kirsty P. –

    Excellent resource. Love the option to print or open on tablets. Thanks X

  159. Jennifer F. –

    Great addition to my expected/unexpected behavior lessons. Even my pre-k kiddos love it.

  160. Caitlyn Breault –

    Thank you for sharing!

  161. Rebecca C. –

    I found the pictures very clear and they could be used with different groups of children.

  162. Caroline Z. –

    This is great

  163. Lisa Y. –

    These were GREAT at the beginning of the year to teach appropriate and inappropriate behavior at school. I need to remember to bring them out again after winter break to reinforce expectations.

  164. Kassandra Z. –

    Wonderful resource, thank you!

  165. Allyson G. –

    Great resource!!

  166. Danielle M. –

    Super helpful!

  167. Jaclyn V. –

    Thanks!

  168. V G. –

    Love everything about this – clear graphics, black and white option, great prompt questions. One of the best things about it is that you actually use pics of kids DOING THINGS that you’re asking/writing about. I find it hard when a resource is “themed” and has a visual on each card but the visual is the same, not giving our poor language-impaired children any addition cues!!! Thanks 🙂

  169. Maria D. –

    This was a great activity to use with my students who have difficulty expressing themselves. I laminated the sheets and they would use dry erase markers to circle the behaviors.

  170. Time Saving Teacher Tools –

    Good task for working on social skills.

  171. Patty A. –

    great resource! easy to use and understand.

  172. Debora A. –

    This is perfect for my students! I was always trying to find a more fun way to work this subject with them and came across this material!

  173. Allyson Akenberger –

    great for teaching social skills!

  174. Sarah Y. –

    Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!!!!

  175. DINO-Mite Learners –

    Great

  176. Courtney S. –

    The ability to interact on our mimeo board helped to keep everyone engaged. It lead to great discussions with my students.

  177. Jennifer P. –

    Great discussion cards

  178. Jaime P. –

    This worked well for me

  179. Kristian A. –

    This is so great! I love no print options!

  180. Jean H. –

    My kids love this resource. They are generalizing what we talk about in the therapy room in the classroom. A teacher reported that a student corrected her behavior the other day after we used this resource.

  181. Unique in Special Ed –

    Looking forward to using this.

  182. Kathryn Owens –

    Love this!

  183. Michelle C. –

    I’m going to use this as a resource to reinforce expectations after winter break! Thank you!

  184. Patricia C. –

    This will be useful for group discussions with my preschool special education students,

  185. Miss Ingram –

    thanks

  186. Anna J. –

    Great resource, and very cute too! Thank you!

  187. Michele P. –

    Thank you for this wonderful resource! These visuals have really helped our discussions regarding appropriate behaviors in school.

  188. Krista W. –

    I purchased this resource over break and am excited to try it in therapy this coming week. I’ve been looking for activities and resources targeting expected vs unexpected behaviors.

  189. Susan L. –

    Cool!

  190. Melody M. –

    Great product, can’t wait to use it!

  191. Christen C. –

    Love this for my special needs students

  192. Martha J. –

    I like the different ways this can be used! Very cute! A+

  193. Kerri B. –

    Thank you.

  194. Effie P. –

    Great resource and helps to initiate class discussion

  195. Nancy S. –

    This resource has been very helpful with a student with challenging behaviors. Visuals have really helped.

  196. Babette H. –

    This is a great whole group discussion tool or intervention tool. Thank you.

  197. Ms. Castano’s Classroom Cove –

    Great resource! Just what I needed to transition back from break! Thank you!

  198. Gretchen B. –

    My K and 1st grade students have enjoyed using these in individual sessions.

  199. Londa S. –

    Great!

  200. Amanda Deuley –

    Great teaching resource! Thank you

  201. Stephani S. –

    Great.

  202. Geena K. –

    Nice resource with a variety of teaching methods

  203. Marjorie H. –

    awesome resource for social skills groups

  204. Patrise D. –

    Thanks so much for this very practical and visually attractive resource.

  205. Sondra N. –

    Great product!!

  206. minerva L. –

    very user friendly

  207. Sylvia H. –

    thank you so much

  208. Laura V. –

    Perfect visuals for the younger age groups, thank you!

  209. Anastasia L. –

    This will be a great resource for my students with ASD! Great graphics and a variety of pictures. I also love that you have it in color and in b/w so my students can color in the pictures.

  210. GrayCat Speech –

    Great supplement for Zones of Regulation.

  211. Ashley M. –

    Perfect for our students that are younger and need help understanding these behaviors.

  212. Katrina Baker –

    Great product.

  213. Erin Arashiro –

    Thanks!

  214. Alyssa K. –

    I love using the black and white pages as coloring sheets and ask my clients to color children demonstrating expected/unexpected behaviors.

  215. Kristin H. –

    Wonderful for circle time. Thanks!

  216. Lauren Boyette – SLP –

    This has been perfect when working with my K-2 social skills groups. They enjoy pointing out expected vs. unexpected behaviors on my Smartboard and discussing why they are not pragmatically appropriate, but I think they really enjoying coloring the scenes at the end. Thanks!

  217. Kristie M. –

    What a great resource for working on these skills! Love the picture scenes!

  218. Jennifer E. –

    Laminate and use over and over

  219. Leslie D. –

    Great visuals

  220. Three Little Bees –

    Love that there are good and bad behaviors demonstrated on the same page, great visuals that cover common problems with younger children but can also be used for problem solving.

  221. Lisa Johnson –

    This is just what I was looking for. Thank you!

  222. Aimee W. –

    Great visuals!

  223. Jessie K. –

    Great resource!

  224. Jayne W. –

    A great resource at a great price!

  225. E L. –

    Great for a ton of my students. I love that you provided color and black and white copies. Thanks

  226. Cat Says Meow –

    Thanks!

  227. Juliana G. –

    I love that this product uses common and everyday scenes and situations to discuss appropriate vs. inappropriate behaviors. It is simple enough to work with younger students on and can be made more complex for older students by asking/answer the “wh” questions that go with it. I love that I can use it in both color and b/w for my students who have busy bodies and need to color etc. to stay focused. Definitely worth the price!

  228. Wendance’s Resources –

    These will be great for my students!! Thank you!!

  229. Alyse Lipschutz –

    Great!

  230. Kevin Torrez –

    A great and useful resource to own!

  231. Ksiazak’s Kiddos –

    Great resource, thanks!

  232. The Teacher Who Could –

    This will be so helpful working on social skills in my Special Education classroom!

  233. Elizabeth B. –

    This resource is easy to use with younger students.

  234. Megan M. –

    This product is so great. Social Skills scenes are practical and relatable, making them easy for clients to understand and relate! Great work!

  235. Alisha B. –

    Good behavior resource.

  236. Primarily Au-Some –

    Great resource to go with our Zones of Regulation studies!

  237. Rebekah V. –

    Great resource! Thank you

  238. EVGENIA STEFANAKI –

    I use it in my social skills group and kids love it!

  239. candibowler –

    Great resource!

  240. Elizabeth S. –

    love it!

  241. Lissa Miller –

    Great resource!!

  242. jessica P. –

    thank you

  243. The Elementary Bookworm – Abby Spann –

    I used this as an intervention resource in a Kindergarten classroom. I think it would work well in any primary classroom. Thanks so much!

  244. Jessica I. –

    Great to use with children who can’t read yet.

  245. Rebecca Ansen –

    great product!

  246. Robyn K. –

    Excellent!

  247. The Art of Adulting –

    Good resource!

  248. Ashley W. –

    Great visuals for expected vs unexpected

  249. danielle D. –

    This resource has been wonderful to use with my social skills groups!

  250. Inspiring Young Learners — Beth Vaucher –

    Wonderful resource! Thank you so much!

  251. Olivia C. –

    This was a great resource for my younger students.

  252. JMD Designs –

    love it

  253. Kaitlin M. –

    Worked great for a social group.

  254. Kayla H. –

    We just used this to review expected & unexpected behaviors upon our return from Spring Break. I can’t wait to use it at the beginning of the year next year. Easy to use product with fun clip art that students relate to!

  255. Jessica Solari –

    Great for social skills groups! Always looking for more expected/unexpected activities! Thanks!

  256. Lauren D. –

    Great Product! Can’t wait to use with my kiddos!

  257. Teaching Mrs Torkelson –

    This has been a great resource for my social skills instruction! Thank you!

  258. Honey Bee Counseling –

    These little scenes are so fun! Students absolutely love pointing out unexpected behaviors-and this seems to be working as a good externalizer for their own behaviors. More, please!

  259. Alyssa S. –

    Love this idea and product!

  260. Successful school social worker –

    A great resource!

  261. Ashley Reid –

    These are perfect!!!!! I use these with my students with special needs!

  262. Amanda L. –

    Great!

  263. Summer T. –

    Can’t wait to use these!

  264. Jamie Y. –

    This is perfect to use with my students with ASD. Thanks!

  265. Rebecca Overmier –

    My younger students love these!

  266. Marika – Speech Therapy is Fun –

    awesome and practical, even for groups therapy!

  267. Laura P. –

    great resource

  268. Theresa M Nejman –

    Love the activity – great for discussion of positive & negative behaviors. Used it the next day and worked well!

  269. Kelly K. –

    Can’t wait to try

  270. Vanessa R. –

    Love love lovee

  271. Jackie M. –

    Great visuals!

  272. Jennifer S. –

    Nice asset to my zones unit.

  273. Kaitlin P. –

    great

  274. Jaclyn B. –

    This is great for my social skills group!

  275. michelle M. –

    very essential to teach

  276. April H. –

    Fabulous pictures and discussion cards. Excited to use this to teach about these behaviors. Thank you 🙂

  277. Amy T. –

    This is an awesome, useful product, and great for extra practice with expected behaviors. I appreciate all the time and effort you took putting this together and creating it!

  278. Lauren N. –

    This is going to help with our students who have difficulty with managing their behaviors.

  279. Passionate Learners LLC –

    I love the ability to have a tangible activity to help students identify appropriate behaviors.

  280. Carrie R. –

    Great resource to improve behaviors!

  281. Heather S. –

    I’m looking forward to using this with my students and my own 4 year old who is having trouble in preschool.

  282. Cynthia B. –

    Can’t wait to use this resource with my students!

  283. Kimberly J. –

    Makes recognizing behaviors fun

  284. Joy T. –

    This was great for my social skills group!

  285. Sarah N. –

    Great resource!

  286. Megan H. –

    This is going to be great to do some social skills work with in the classroom!

  287. Hugs & Giggles Early Learners –

    Great addition to my social stories I have at the beginning of the year. Thanks!

  288. Play With Words Therapy –

    Really helpful and interactive way to teach behavioural expectations!

  289. Barbara G. –

    great product!

  290. Robin W. –

    This was a great resource! I used them several different ways with our preschoolers. I also love when you get a black and white AND a color choice.
    Thank you!!

  291. Candace W. –

    Great resource!

  292. Elisabeth G. –

    Love these! Helped direct our class discussion on behavior after spring break!

  293. Constance L. –

    Awesome!

  294. Cammaron Sanders –

    This is great! Love this resource!

  295. Amber T. –

    This looks great! Can’t wait to use this product.

  296. Tresea Armitage –

    This is a great activity

  297. Anamaria Anderson –

    Thank you:)

  298. Cicely B. –

    Great resource to help teach expected/unexpected behaviors!

  299. Kelly S. –

    Can’t wait to use this product!

  300. Jennifer C. –

    This is a great resource!

  301. Nicolette M. –

    Great resource with activities that can be introduced early on and repeated as needed! Love doing these types of activities multiple times during the year and helpful to have so many options!

  302. margot S. –

    Great resource! Perfect for my needs!

  303. Nicole M. –

    Great Resource!!!

  304. Sarah Weck –

    I love how visual this is! It’s nice that there are a variety of scenes and different options. Thanks!

  305. Josine A. –

    hoping to use it in the upcoming school year.

  306. nancy simons –

    My students enjoy these stories

  307. Janine D. –

    This will be a great resource to supplement my Zones of Regulation lessons!

  308. Jennifer R. –

    I use this in speech language therapy for my students with social skills goals. Great resource, thanks!

  309. Julianne B. –

    These will be great at the beginning of the year as we review class/school behavior expectations.

  310. Make It Manipulable –

    I always love finding resources that will work great in my self contained classroom – this is one! Thank you!

  311. Keeping Up With the Kiddos –

    Great to use to set expectations and making good behavior choices.

  312. Speech for the Stars –

    This is the perfect addition to my social skills therapy! I absolutely love that coloring is involved, which is something my students just love! Plus, triple work with requesting crayons and sharing them! Thank you, thank you!

  313. Jessica C. –

    Great visuals as always. Really helpful during the beginning of the year!

  314. Kerri kennamore –

    Realistic images-Colorful!

  315. In the Land of Ed –

    Great for the first few weeks of school! Thank you!

  316. Alex W. –

    great!

  317. Janet Hoffler –

    Always looking for better ways to work on social Language! And this looks great!

  318. Meghan O. –

    This is great for working on identifying expected and unexpected behaviors in different situations. I love that I can print them to send home or pull them up on my iPad to use as a digital resource.

  319. Lisa Starrett –

    This is a great addition to my expected and unexpected behaviors lessons. Thanks!

  320. Giovana A. –

    awesome tool

  321. Jill M. –

    Fantastic resource.

  322. Brandy M. –

    Great Resource!

  323. Christina Botsis –

    Great resource!

  324. Kimberly F. –

    Great resource!

  325. dinamarie E. –

    thank you

  326. Brooke Heater –

    Great resource!

  327. mary alisa B. –

    Love this. I’ve already used it several times.

  328. Parker Martin –

    Love the visual scene for use in context!!!

  329. Beverley D. –

    Very handy resource with a variety of scenes and options to be used in different ways. Thank you!

  330. Samantha C. –

    Thank you for a great resource!

  331. colleen reiner R. –

    Nice resource.

  332. Ayana V. –

    Perfect!

  333. Lisa Benjamin –

    Love this resource. Thanks!

  334. Karen C. –

    Learning what is appropriate and what is not are very important skills for students to have. Special education students in particular benefit from this review throughout the school year on a routine basis.

  335. Sam DeGraeve –

    Awesome!

  336. Ms Simple is Best –

    I teach Kinder Inclusion and behavior is what I teach the most. This has been a great resource.

  337. Victoria C. –

    Here are great for my teachers

  338. Counseling AllStars –

    I used this activity as part of my zones of regulation activity. It was great! I would only suggest to have students discuss what they think is happening in the picture. I used it in a few classrooms and in the classroom picture, one student noticed what looks like spilled milk under the girl who is suppose to be showing appropriate behaviors. I didn’t even notice it 🙂

    Updated: Thank you so much! I love the new scene!!!

  339. Megan P. –

    comprehensive

  340. Whitney S. –

    This will be so great to set expectations at the beginning of the year

  341. Chelsea L. –

    So excited to use this resource! Just what I was looking for!

  342. Stephanie D. –

    Looking for to using these social skills activities in my Learning Centre.

  343. Kathy L. –

    This is great for my morning group.

  344. Lisa Van Raepenbusch –

    Great resource for my intensive needs 1st-2nd grade classroom.

  345. Alice Chan Kheng Heng –

    Great resource and visual for my little ones!

  346. Grayson Padgett –

    Great resource!

  347. Elissa C. –

    I love this social story to talk about appropriate and inappropriate behaviors!

  348. Stephanie T. –

    Love the visuals. Just what I was looking for for some of my young students!

  349. Trenise Moore –

    Thank you so much! I believe that this is going to really help some of the friends in my class who are still struggling with showing appropriate school behavior!

  350. David S G. –

    The cards and visual scenes are awesome!

  351. Shari Borger –

    This has been a great resource to support the We Thinkers curriculum.

  352. Kristi G. –

    These are a great activity when working on social language goals!

  353. Theresa S. –

    Thank you!

  354. Kat F. –

    This has been so helpful and the kids love it!

  355. VONETTA M. –

    GREAT

  356. Shelly P. –

    I love these little pictures and have incorporated them into our circle time activities.

  357. Jessica G. –

    I really like the why questions so kids can work together and ask each other questions

  358. Gina M Bialas –

    My students always need practice with expected and unexpected behaviors. This product is a great hands on way to practice this skill.

  359. Nicole H. –

    My student enjoys the different stories, the student will even repeat the stories. Being able to use technology is a big plus!

  360. Beth W. –

    My students love this resource! This resource is so great for identifying appropriate vs. inappropriate behaviors in different settings/talking about feelings/relating it to everyday life. I love how easily this resource can be adapted to use with different students, as well.

  361. Anita B. –

    Great for back to school + setting expectations.

  362. Dana S. –

    This was a great resource!

  363. Corinne C. –

    Excellent, comprehensive resource for teaching social skills. I love the variety including such as both positive and negative behaviors. Great value, Thank you for creating!

  364. Katie W. –

    This is awesome for my students on the spectrum and my self-contained classrooms. The typically need an extra demonstration so based off the pictures we are able to further act out the different behaviors to help them know what is expected.

  365. Brittany I. –

    My students have so much fun with this. Great resource!

  366. Bel P. –

    SO great for small groups!

  367. Nikisha C. –

    Great activity for primary students who have difficulty with social skills.

  368. The Rooted Ripple – Multilingual Resources –

    This was very helpful for my English learners.

  369. Tammy N. –

    I work at a private clinic and at a Residential Campus for students with highly severe Autism. This resource is perfect for travel between the two locations by putting on my ipad. I love that I have the option to print it out and laminate to use with my more aggressive students or use it on my ipad for my higher functioning clients. The visuals are fun and I love that it can be open-ended to target other language/artic aspects on top of teaching appropriate and inappropriate behaviors!

  370. Meagan Floyd –

    This is the iSpy of behavior choices. My students greatly enjoyed looking and and discussing these!

  371. Jennifer N. –

    The kids loved this book and the cards were great to use in little games. It helped with behaviour.

  372. Shelley SLP –

    great resource, thanks

  373. Misha C. –

    Great resource with lovely visuals!

  374. Beary Bears Learning –

    Always looking for new ideas to help with challenging behaviours. I was not disappointed with this resource.

  375. Lourdes L. –

    Great resource! I love the visuals.

  376. Shayna R. –

    Wonderful resource!

  377. Ashley Choi –

    This resource is perfect for kiddos on the spectrum who are working on behavior management. I love the visuals and the fact that there are school scenes make it even more relatable to my school age kiddos!

  378. Arlyn G. –

    This is an awesome resource! Highly recommend!

  379. nicole M. –

    I love this! My students responded so well and were so engaged throughout!

  380. Allison B. –

    Great resource for my social skills group!

  381. Rocio T. –

    Very helpful in teaching these skills.

  382. Jasmine M. –

    Love the visuals, they were helpful for my students. Thank you!

  383. shannon D. –

    My client loved this activity! We used it on the iPad using markup and he was so engaged to circle, cross out, etc. on the iPad. He didn’t want to stop this activity

  384. Amanda M. –

    great resource!

  385. Christopher T. –

    Great for teaching appropriate/ inappropriate behaviors!

  386. Amber K. –

    I really enjoyed this resource as a virtual social skills lesson. I used the resource with my in-person students as well and they really enjoyed it. It has been very effective in creating real-world social skills knowledge for my students.

  387. Tammy H. –

    Individual scenarios within this resource were helpful for individual students that need extra practice with social skills.

  388. Shireen G. –

    I’m prepping for a change in caseload next year and this was something that has been on my wishlist for a while! Did not regret my purchase!

  389. Melissa T. –

    Great visual for a lesson on expected and unexpected behaviors in various social settings. I was also able to use this resource to discuss body language and identifying feelings and emotions.

  390. Laura H. –

    I loved the social/pragmatic scenarios this resource provides. My students had a lot of fun determining what was an appropriate action and what wasn’t.

  391. Nora S. –

    I like the cards with alternative choices/ better choices.

  392. Devon H. –

    Great!

  393. Tracy R. –

    Thank you :)!

  394. Molly Tonnies –

    This is GREAT for teacher kindergarteners social norms, especially classroom expectations in an easy-to-understand way.

  395. linda methol –

    Simple but great activity to reinforce good behaviors. Great for the beginning of the year.

  396. Creating Creative Craniums –

    This was a life saver and SO easy to use. I used it the same day I bought it! Hoping to help manage some behaviors with some of my students with disabilities.

  397. Chastity T. –

    Thank you!

  398. Sarah L –

    This was such an engaging resource for my kids!

  399. MelanieSLP –

    Great scenes for my students to work on social expectations in school settings

  400. Donna E. –

    LOVE this! Great visual for kids. Great to use for discussion questions.

  401. Stefanie L. –

    Very much needed, thank you!

  402. Noel Sparks –

    My kiddos respond very well to these!

  403. Trudy M. –

    Love this resource!

  404. Heather E. –

    This is exactly what I was looking for. I am using it as part of zones of regulation lesson.

  405. Lets Talk Neuropositivity –

    The pictures and layout were so engaging, and kids loved telling me WHY actions were inappropriate.

  406. Carla G. –

    The scenes created a base for open ended conversations that were a helpful icebreaker for my small group.

  407. Teacher E. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  408. Cathyann J. –

    This was an excellent tool to help my students discuss and understand inappropriate behaviors in various settings and making bettr choices for appropriate behavior.

  409. Margo Simmons –

    Great resource, especially for beginning of the school year!

  410. Ashley D. –

    This is a fantastic resource! My students loved it and the benefits were quite amazing!

  411. Misti C. –

    This is helpful when teaching ways to self-regulate.

  412. Gianna B. –

    Excellent resource. Very helpful and with great visual appeal for students

  413. vanessa F. –

    My student loved working with this resource. He had so much fun with it and we were able to target his socialization skills.

  414. Danielle P. –

    So many different options of how to use this resource. I absolutely love the pictures to discuss expected vs unexpected behaviors.

  415. Sandy I. –

    Loved this ressourse – easy to use and easy to teach

  416. Kaitlyn’s Communication Creations –

    I enjoy using this resource as a speech-language pathologist in the school setting. It is such a wonderful resource!

  417. Casey L. –

    Great resource! Easy to use, great visuals, and super helpful in my classroom. I’ll be using this again for sure!

  418. Lauren C. –

    have used this in multiple instances and its a winner each time

  419. Ana –

    This is a perfect product for my younger students with social pragmatics goals. Love the pictures!

  420. Ana –

    I love this product! I can use it for my students working on identifying expected vs. unexpected behaviors but I have also used it with my students when I am trying to get a language sample. The pictures have a lot to talk about!

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