Less than $5 For Any Grade Life Skills PowerPoint Presentations (by date, oldest first)

Help teens and adolescents gain a clear understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) with this thoughtfully designed social story. This digital download breaks down the concept of autism in a relatable, teen-friendly way, promoting self-awareness, acceptance, and confidence. It’s a perfect resource for teens on the spectrum or for peers, family members, and educators who want to foster a better understanding of autism.

What's Included:

• Easy-to-Understand Explanation of Autism: A relatable narrative that explains what autism is, how it might affect someone’s thoughts, feelings, and experiences, and why being different is okay.

• Encouraging Self-Acceptance: This story reassures teens that having autism doesn’t define them—it’s just one part of who they are, and they can still achieve great things in their own way.

• PDF And PPT Format: Powerpoint format included for parents and educators to edit the social tory to create a more individualized experience for reader/learner.

This social story is a valuable resource for individuals with autism, as well as their peers, educators, and family members. Download today to promote understanding and confidence!

Are you looking for an effective and easy-to-understand tool to introduce the concept of Time Delay in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)? This editable PowerPoint presentation is perfect for professionals working with families, caregivers, and staff. It’s a ready-to-use resource designed to explain the strategy of time delay in a clear, engaging, and accessible way, while also providing opportunities for customization.

This presentation is ideal for parent/caregiver training sessions or staff development workshops. It covers the fundamentals of using time delay to promote independence in learners by gradually reducing prompts. The slides provide visual aids, clear explanations, and real-world examples to ensure your audience walks away with a strong understanding of how to implement this ABA technique effectively.

Key Features:

• Editable Slides: Customize the content to suit your needs. Add your own case studies, logos, or specific instructions.
• Professional Design: Clean and engaging layout that keeps the audience focused.
• Content Overview: What is time delay, how it works, step-by-step instructions, benefits, and practical examples.
• Dual Audience Focus: Perfect for training parents/caregivers as well as educating staff working in schools, clinics, or home-based settings.
• User-Friendly: No need for specialized knowledge—this presentation explains time delay in an approachable and simplified way.
• Printable Handout Option: Includes suggested discussion points and activities for attendees.

Help your audience gain confidence in applying Time Delay as an ABA strategy! Download this editable PowerPoint today and get started.

Transform your classroom with our comprehensive "52 Weeks of Life Skills Posters." These engaging, editable, and printable posters are designed to teach essential life skills to young learners. Each week, introduce a new life skill, helping students develop important social, practical, and emotional abilities both at school and at home.

What's Included:

• 52 Editable Posters: Each poster features a unique life skill with a short, easy-to-understand description. Skills range from practical tasks like "Tie Your Shoes" and "Wash Your Hands" to social skills like "Greet with a Handshake" and "Use Kind Words."
• Fully Editable Templates: Customize the text and design to suit your classroom's needs. Add your own life skills or modify existing ones to better fit your students.
• High-Quality Designs: Our posters come in vibrant, kid-friendly designs that will brighten up any classroom while conveying important lessons.

Life Skills Included:

1. Follow the Rules: Adhere to classroom and playground rules.
2. Fire Safety Plan: Make a fire safety plan and decide on a meet-up point.
3. Listen Carefully: Pay attention to the speaker.
4. What's Your Address?: Memorize your address for emergencies.
5. Greet with a Handshake: Greet someone with a handshake and an introduction.
6. Use Inside Voice: Speak softly when indoors.
7. Wash Your Hands: Wash hands regularly to stay healthy.
8. Say Please and Thank You: Use polite words to show respect.
9. Tie Your Shoes: Learn to tie your own shoes.
10. Set the Table: Help set the table for meals.
11. Fold Your Clothes: Fold and put away your clothes.
12. Pack Your Lunch: Pack a balanced and healthy lunch.
13. Ask for Help: Do not hesitate to ask for help.
14. Tell Time: Learn to read a clock.
15. Choose Healthy Snacks: Opt for fruits and veggies.
16. Use Scissors Safely: Be careful when using scissors.
17. Button Your Shirt: Practice buttoning your shirts.
18. Make New Friends: Be friendly and welcoming.
19. Express Feelings: Share your emotions with others.
20. Think Safety First: Always consider safety in activities.
21. Say Sorry: Apologize if you make a mistake.
22. Respect Others: Treat everyone with kindness.
23. Wait Your Turn: Practice patience in line.
24. Ask Questions: Inquire to learn more.
25. Take Turns: Share and take turns during play.
26. Organize Your Backpack: Keep your school bag tidy.
27. Brush Your Hair: Brush your hair to stay neat.
28. Drink Water: Stay hydrated throughout the day.
29. Use a Napkin: Use a napkin to keep clean while eating.
30. Draw and Color: Be creative with art.
31. Count Money: Learn to count coins and bills.
32. Tell the Truth: Always be honest.
33. Help Others: Offer assistance to those in need.
34. Keep Promises: Do what you say you will.
35. Dress for Weather: Wear clothes suitable for the weather.
36. Complete Tasks: Finish what you start.
37. Play Fair: Follow the rules in games.
38. Use Kind Words: Speak kindly to others.
39. Practice Healthy Habits: Stay healthy with good habits.
40. Read Books: Enjoy and learn from reading.
41. Stay Positive: Keep a cheerful attitude.
42. Respect Nature: Care for the environment.
43. Clean Up Messes: Tidy up after activities.
44. Use Good Manners: Be polite and courteous.
45. Help at Home: Do chores to help your family.
46. Practice Gratitude: Be thankful for what you have.
47. Show Empathy: Understand and share others' feelings.
48. Organize a Workspace: Keep your study area clean and organized.
49. Plan a Day: Create a plan for your day, including activities and tasks.
50. Respect Personal Space: Understand and respect others' personal space.
51. Practice Deep Breathing: Use deep breathing to stay calm.
52. Recognize Bullying: Identify and report bullying behavior.
53. ADD YOUR OWN!

How to Use:

1. Weekly Rotation: Display a new poster each week to focus on a specific life skill.
2. Class Discussions: Use the posters as a starting point for class discussions and activities.
3. Customization: Edit the text and images to personalize the posters for your classroom's unique needs.
4. Incorporate Home Learning: Encourage students to practice these skills at home, bridging the gap between school and home life.

Why Teachers Love It:

Our "52 Weekly Life Skills Posters for Grades 1-3" are a valuable tool for promoting holistic development in young students. Teachers appreciate the easy customization options, high-quality designs, and the positive impact these posters have on students' daily lives. Empower your students with the skills they need to succeed both inside and outside the classroom!