Social Skills Leveled Daily Curriculum {LEVEL 1}
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This year-long social skills curriculum focuses on teaching fundamental social skill concepts. This resource is designed for special education students and autistic learners as it is visual-based and features a step-by-step progression of skills.
This curriculum includes embedded observational assessments allowing for data-based decision making and accurate progress monitoring. Simplify your social skills instruction and planning with this daily activity-based curriculum, utilizing a wide range of engaging activities that promote skill application and generalization.
Level 1 of our Social Skills Leveled Daily Curriculum focuses on skill areas such as sharing, voice volume, personal space, being a good friend, accepting “no”, flexibility, sportsmanship, identifying basic emotions, empathy, conversation skills, and perspective taking. Each unit is interactive and includes anchor charts, visual tools, communication symbols, adapted books, social narratives, worksheets, and more!
This curriculum includes:
- 3 types of detailed lesson plan schedules
- 2 types of data sheets
- Detailed curriculum maps
- 8 thematic units
- Parent/caregiver letters
- Pre and post assessment for all 8 units
- List of linked associated books and videos
- A pre-writer version
Not sure what level works for your student? Check out the skills matrix: TAH Curriculum Skills Matrix
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