Social Cues Teaching Resources
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Using My Quiet Voice at School Mini-Book
Teach your students where they should use an inside voice and the benefits of doing so while at school with this printable mini-book.
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Lining Up Mini-Book
Teach your students the proper way to line up with this printable mini-book.
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Verbal and Nonverbal Communication Sorting Activity
Use this sorting activity with your grade one and grade two students to practise differentiating between verbal and nonverbal communication methods.
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Verbal and Nonverbal Communication Roleplay Game
Use this active learning game to allow students to practise communication verbally and nonverbally, and interpret different verbal and nonverbal messages.
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Verbal and Nonverbal Communication Poster
Teach your young students the key to communication by starting with the basics — the difference between verbal and nonverbal communication methods.
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Rules for School Mini-Book
Remind students about appropriate behaviours at school with this printable mini-book.
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Personal Space Posters
Learn about personal space with these space-themed classroom posters.
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Social Cues Poster and Worksheet
Teach your students about different social cues with this printable poster and worksheet.
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Social Stories - Play Time
A social story to remind students when they can play.
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I Am Not Always Right Mini-Book
Help your students learn how to cope when they make a mistake with this social story mini-book.
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Social Stories - Getting Ready for School
A social story to develop strategies and skills for getting ready for school.
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Asking Politely Mini-Book
Help your students learn how to ask for things politely with this social story mini-book.
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Personal Space – Social Story Video
This social story video reminds students to allow others to maintain some personal space.
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Keeping My Hands and Feet to Myself – Social Story Video
This social story video reminds students of the importance of keeping their hands and feet to themselves.