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In 2019, only 30.9% of people with disabilities (ages 16-64) were employed.  It's out mission to change that!  It's time to build the skills they'll need for a bight future TODAY.  This set includes 7 sets of Shopping Lists Activities that mimic different grocery story aisles.  🍎 Fruits and Vegetables🥫 Canned Foods🍟 Chips and Snacks🍦 Ice-Cream🥤 Drinks and Sodas 🥣 Cereal🛒 Mixed Foods     Included Digital Activities: Watch the video below to see one of the digital versions in action! + printables make it quick and easy for techies and non techies alike...   Shopping List -175 Shopping Lists with Printable Hands-On Manipulatives + Visual Supports: Drag and drop virtual activity  Shopping Lists: Reading - 175 Written Orders Shopping Lists with Printable Hands-On Manipulatives + Visual Supports: Drag and drop virtual activity Included Printable Activities: "Is this what's on the list?: Yes/no" - 175 task cards ""What's wrong with this basket?" (choose the food that shouldn't be there)" - 175 task cards "What's missing from the list?" (choose the item that is missing) - 175 task cards Shopping List: 175 Shopping Lists with Printable Hands-On Manipulatives + Visual Supports Shopping List: Reading 175 Written Lists with Printable Hands-On Manipulatives  Digital Setup:  You can get started with the interactive digital versions 💻 in a matter of SECONDS.  The PDF download contains the links to the digital version as well as the print option. This set can also be printed and used as a hands-on task bin.  Digital Versions are saved on Google Slides™   You can use this on either a computer, Chromebook or tablet. This video walks you through the steps to getting this setup and into your student's hands! Everything is ready to go- your students can be using these in just a few minutes. 

These interactive shopping list activities are the perfect grab and go life skills training task. Includes all REAL PICTURES so it is appropriate for all ages, no kiddish clip art graphics! Included Digital Activities:   Shopping List: 25 lists with Visual Supports drag and drop virtual activity to add the items to the basket.  Shopping List: 25 Written lists with drag and drop virtual activity to add the items to the basket.  Included Printable Activities: "Is this on the list?" - 25 task cards "What's missing from the list?" - 25 task cards "What's wrong with this basket?" - 25 task cards Shopping List + Visual Supports: 25 Shopping Lists + Printable Hands-On Manipulatives. Students follow the list and place the items into the basket.  Shopping List: Reading 25 Written Lists: 25 Shopping Lists + Printable Hands-On Manipulatives. Students read each list and place the items into the basket.  Digital Setup:  The PDF download contains the links to the digital version as well as the print option. This set can also be printed and used as a hands-on task bin.  Digital Versions are saved on Google Slides™    

If you're looking for a social story that describes how to have a successful classroom conversation, look no further than Classroom Conversations: Think, Pair, Share. This 9-page story uses simple language and visuals to describe what teachers are looking for to create an effective learning environment. 9 Page Social Skills Story Editable Text Print and bind into a book, or just read it digitally on any of your devices. P.S. If you like this book, you may be interested in checking out our full collections of Social Skills Stories or Classroom Expectations.  Editable Want to edit this book?  Add in a student name or change a picture... 📷 You can do that now! Just click the link in the back of the book and you'll be taken to an editable version saved in google slides! 💻

Builds Confidence In Your Early Readers Differentiating is a breeze, when you have the right materials. Earliest readers can use the visual supports at the bottom of each page to find success right away.  The student can either read the sentence strip at the bottom of the page, or use the adaptable pieces to match the corresponding pictures to create a sentence. Examples:  I see Earth.  I see Earth and Mars. I see a space capsule and asteroids. INCLUDED*  Includes 3 Easy Reader Books (with 2 versions of each)  A total of 6 easy readers are included in this set. Each set comes with a completed sentence strip at the bottom and a version where the animals are left blank.  I see a _______.  I see a _______ next to a _________.  I see a _______ and a ________.  Text Only Picture/ Word Pieces Sentence Strip  12 MB | 102 pages Zip File 

Gives Your Students the Hands-On Classroom Prep They Need to Pay With Confidence   PDF | 165 Pages |  Digital Versions Saved on Google Slides  Set up is so easy, just print and laminate or click "make a copy" of the digital versions.  ✓ 6 Levels of Differentiation! From errorless to write it in. We've got all of your student's levels covered. ✓ Low Prep/ No Prep ✓ Data Sheets (that are also EDITABLE) ✓ Functional Life Skill: Grocery Store Themed✓ Number Lines✓ Dollar Bills (US)    What is Next Dollar Up What is the Next Dollar Up Strategy?  Next dollar up is giving an extra dollar over the amount due. In a grocery store if you're purchasing chips and a drink it might cost $4.68. Using the next dollar up strategy you would pay the clerk $5.00.  Why Teach Next Dollar Up  Why It's Important to Teach...  The next dollar up strategy can empower our students to be much more independent in the community.  When they can determine if they have enough money to make a purchase, and know how much money to give the clerk they can go to the store on their own!    Students are to place the clip on the next dollar amount.This is a great way to have students work on purchasing items and learning dollar up. Increase the skill level by providing them with bills and have them create the next dollar amount. All pictures are real photographs in order to encourage generalization and independence.

Neurodiversity Affirming Perspective Taking: In this story, perspective taking as a social skill gets a much needed update! Gone are the days where we talk about one-directional perspective taking where a neurodivergent individual is tasked with understanding their neurotypical peers. In this neurodiversity-affirming social skills story, students can explore the dynamic that exists between any two or more people: I can try to understand you and you can try to understand me. Includes strategies to help any person take the perspective of another. 14 page social skills story Editable version saved on Google Slides Print and bind into a book, or just read it digitally on any of your devices. P.S. If you like this book, you may be interested in checking out our full collection of Social Skills Stories. Editable Want to edit this book?  Possibly add in a student name or change a picture? 📷 You can do that now! Just click the link in the back of the book and you'll be taken to an editable version saved in google slides! 💻

Builds Confidence In Your Early Readers Differentiating is a breeze, when you have the right materials. Earliest readers can use the visual supports at the bottom of each page to find success right away.  Hands-On Sentence Strips Make these readers irresistibly interactive.   49 MB|199 pages Zip File  Includes 3 Easy Reader Books (with 3 versions of each) A total of 9 easy readers are included in this set.  Each set comes with a visual supports sentence strip at the bottom, fill in the blank (insect), as well as a text only version.I see a _______. I see a _______ next to a _________. I see a _______ and a ________.  Your student can either read the sentence strip at the bottom of the page,  Use the adaptable pieces to fill in the blanks, or match the corresponding pictures to create a sentence. Limited Time Bonus: 2 Spanish and 2 Filipino Readers. Insects: ladybug, dragonfly, butterfly, praying mantis, cockroach, grasshopper, ant, bee, cricket, fly, beetle

College can be overwhelming, but you have what it takes to succeed—sometimes, you just need the right tools. Introducing "Ready to Thrive: A Guide for Elevating College Readiness for Students, Educators and Families"—a guide designed to help neurodivergent students navigate college life with confidence. What's Inside? 🥅 Set Your Goals: Learn how to set goals that keep you on track. 🍟 Build Habits: Develop sustainable habits that enhance your learning. 🍉 Stay Healthy: Balance your mental and physical well-being. ⏰ Master Your Time: Organize your time and reduce overwhelm. 📕 Excel Academically: Improve your note-taking, studying, and classroom engagement. Why This Guide Works: Expert Strategies: Developed by Dr. Karen Keptner, PhD, OTR/L, with over 25 years of experience. Tailored for Neurodivergent Students: Practical advice designed to meet your unique needs. Step-by-Step Support: Simple, actionable steps to build routines for success. What Others Are Saying: Hear What Educators Are Saying: “Thriving in College is a fantastic resource for any professional who works with high school students preparing to attend college... My two favorite sections are the practical Academic Strategies and Taking Care of Yourself. A+ resource for educators!”— Kelley Challen EdM CAS, Transition Professional (NESCA - Massachusetts) “As an OT, I am always looking for resources to help my clients, and this workbook is a treasure trove... The holistic perspective and incorporation of science, QR codes, and additional resources make it an invaluable tool.”— Jacqueline Wynter, OTR/L, DeKalb County School District, Georgia   Why You Need This Guide: This guide is more than just a workbook; it’s a lifeline for students who need extra support to navigate the demands of college life. Whether used independently by students or as a powerful tool for educators and counselors, "Ready to Thrive" is your go-to resource for transforming potential into success. Act Now to Secure Success! Don’t let your students fall behind—empower them to excel in college and beyond. Order your copy today and start making a difference! ___________________________________ Copyright © AdaptEd 4 Special Ed Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

AAC Handbook for SLPs The SLP’s Guide to AAC: From Assessment to Implementation AAC shouldn’t require guesswork… but most SLPs are left guessing. Most SLPs were never taught how to complete a full AAC assessment, choose the right system, or support teams—yet the moment an AAC user lands on your caseload, you’re expected to know it all. This handbook gives you the structure, clarity, and confidence you should have been handed on day one. Created by Megan Mott, M.S., CCC-SLP—an experienced, neurodivergent SLP—this guide is the step-by-step reference clinicians wish they had from the start. Complete AAC assessments with confidence Understand how to match the right system to the right communicator Support teams so AAC doesn’t fall apart in real classrooms Built for real-world SLPs What You’ll Be Able to Do with This Guide Complete AAC assessments with a clear, repeatable process Choose systems & features that line up with communication needs Train teams without overwhelming them Model AAC without pressure or unrealistic expectations Support emergent & conventional literacy for AAC users Document clearly for IEPs, schools, and insurance Stop guessing—and start leading AAC teams Why This Handbook Is Different This guide doesn’t just talk about AAC—it walks you through the entire process with clear visuals, examples, and real-world guidance. Move from “I’m not sure what to do next” to “I know exactly how to approach this communicator, this team, and this setting.” Table of Contents (What’s Inside) Here’s a readable look at what’s inside the handbook: Chapter 1: AAC Fundamentals Who Uses AAC? Types of AAC Types of AAC Access Types of AAC Tools Chapter 2: AAC Core Values Different, Not Less Autonomy AAC Myths and Truths Chapter 3: AAC Modeling & Practices Types of Vocabulary What Is Motor Planning? What Is Modeling? Model Without Expectation Attribute Meaning Validate All Communication Reasons People Communicate Necessary AAC Strategies Practices to Avoid Chapter 4: AAC Competencies Ask Yourself Chapter 5: AAC Classroom Tips & Ideas Communicating for a Variety of Purposes Chapter 6: AAC & Literacy An Expanded View of Literacy Determining the Level of Instruction Emergent Literacy Instruction Conventional Literacy Instruction Assistive Technology & Literacy Chapter 7: AAC Assessment Feature Matching: Access Method Feature Matching: Symbol Features Feature Matching: Linguistic Features & Vocabulary Feature Matching: Voice Features Feature Matching: Display Features Feature Matching: Positioning & Portability Feature Matching: Additional Features AAC Funding Overview The Assessment Process Part 1: Gather a Case History Part 2: AAC Trials Part 3: Device Recommendations & Documentation Chapter 8: Appendix How Big Is the Problem for Me? Play Activities AAC Data Sheets AAC Modeling & Implementation Learn what implementation looks like when it’s ethical, effective, and doable for busy teams. Model AAC without expectation or pressure Introduce AAC in supportive, safe ways Problem-solve when teams aren’t modeling Validate all communication—not just words Avoid common AAC pitfalls (and understand why they matter) AAC & Literacy Find practical routines for emergent and conventional literacy—paired with assistive technology supports that make sense in real classrooms. Tools & Templates Included Data sheets for all AAC competencies Device trial templates Team-training reminders Lesson ideas Quick-reference charts Checklists & guides Documentation supports Format Options Choose the Format That Fits Your Workflow Physical handbook – premium soft-touch cover, premium paper, and durable metal binding. Digital PDF – searchable, portable, and ideal for team meetings. Bundle: Physical + Digital – get both formats for maximum flexibility. Use the format that makes it easiest to build AAC systems that actually work. AAC doesn’t have to feel overwhelming or improvised. The SLP’s Guide to AAC: From Assessment to Implementation gives you the clarity, structure, and confidence every SLP deserves—so you can stop guessing and start leading.

This fairy tale story set was created to bring the joy of fairy tales to all students. Each is told with simple, high frequency, functional language. Your emergent readers will light up when they realize they can read these familiar tales independently. Includes: 17 Emergent/ Easy Readers + Reading Comprehensions Questions Level 1 Readers: This version of each fairytale has been adapted based on a selection of core vocabulary/sight words, or the highest frequency words in speech and writing. Level 2 Readers: This version of each fairytale has been adapted for early/ emergent readers. Story Accompaniment: Our story accompaniments provide the visual supports to improve reading comprehension. Reading Comprehension Questions Sequencing of Story Events Characters/ Setting Visual Supports BONUS: Spin a Fairytale Set has your students spinning and creating their own fairytales. Included Alice in WonderlandThe Gingerbread ManLittle Red Riding Hood RumpelstiltskinThe 3 Little PigsThe Princess and the PeaThe Jungle Book The Little MermaidSleeping Beauty 

Students Need help with any of the following... Fine Motor, Fidgeting, Anxiety, Stress, Handwriting We've combined visual supports + therapy putty to create your next favorite task bin!  11 step by step hand exercises with pictures and video models is a great task bin that will develop fine motor skills while providing sensory input.  Your students will beg you to use this, and you'll love how ready to work after getting a bit of a sensory break.  14 Page PDF delivered immediately upon purchase. 📧

With Pre-Primer Sight Words Word Work, your students will get plenty of practice with 40 different sight words. The worksheets in Set 1 have them read the word, trace it, write it, and then make it using magnets or letter tiles. In Set 2, they read the word, write it themselves, clap out the syllables, color in the word family it belongs to, trace it again, spell it out loud, and find it in a word search. No matter how you use them, these worksheets are an engaging and effective way to help your students learn their sight words! Plus, it's NO PREP - just print and go! 80 Pre-Primer Work Work Worksheets Set 1: Read it, Make it, Trace It, Write It Set 2: Read it, Write it, Clap it, Color it, Trace it, Spell it, Find it This set is ideal to be used with: Special Education  Beginning Readers Struggling Readers Pre-K to 1st Grade (RTI) This is perfect for: Literacy Centers Stations Morning Work Finished Bins or "I'm Finished" Work Small Groups

This fun and engaging easter themed adapted book will help students practice identifying the attributes of what, quantity, and color, while also working on beginning writing skills and sentence structure. Students will match the corresponding pictures to answer the questions - What? How Many? What Color? - then write an "I see" sentence. This is a great way to get students practicing answering questions in a fun and interactive way, as well as using proper sentence structure. The included numbers 1-10 and colors make this book adapted perfect for any classroom. Want more of these books? Check out the adapted book bundle here.  Differentiated Levels  Get your students engaged in their learning with these hands-on interactive books.  Students match the corresponding pictures to answer the questions while simultaneously writing an I see... sentence. (Ex: I see 6 blue jellybeans.)  4 differentiated levels included to ensure that these book will meet the unique needs of YOUR students.   

This 680 card set, will have your kids identifying the amount of money the see using pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters.  ✓ 5 Levels of Differentiation! From errorless to write it in. All of your student's are levels covered. ✓ Low Prep✓ Data Sheets (that are also EDITABLE) ✓ Functional Life Skill: Money!  Each card says, "How much money is this?" Students circle or place the clip on the amount of they see.  Pennies up to 10 of each coin. Nickles up to 10 of each coin. Dimes up to 10 of each coin.  Quarter up to 4 of each coin.  Skip Counting... counting by 1's, 5's, 10's, 25's Coins are not mixed.  All pictures are real photographs in order to encourage generalization and independence.

These interactive shopping list activities are the perfect grab and go life skills training task. Includes all REAL PICTURES so it is appropriate for all ages, no kiddish clip art graphics! Included Digital Activities:   Shopping List: 25 lists with Visual Supports drag and drop virtual activity to add the items to the basket.  Shopping List: 25 Written lists with drag and drop virtual activity to add the items to the basket.  Included Printable Activities: "Is this on the list?" - 25 task cards "What's missing from the list?" - 25 task cards "What's wrong with this basket?" - 25 task cards Shopping List + Visual Supports: 25 Shopping Lists + Printable Hands-On Manipulatives. Students follow the list and place the items into the basket.  Shopping List: Reading 25 Written Lists: 25 Shopping Lists + Printable Hands-On Manipulatives. Students read each list and place the items into the basket.  Digital Setup:  The PDF download contains the links to the digital version as well as the print option. This set can also be printed and used as a hands-on task bin.  Digital Versions are saved on Google Slides™