Machine Washable Mouse

18 inch Tall mouse with removable clothes

Button, zip, pull up hood, put on backpack, buckle and tie shoes, hook shirt closed and pull up elastic pants

Excellent for teaching dressing sequence

The proficiencies taught in these 50 skill sets are designed to provide a model of basic social skills that are essential for all students in Grades 1-6 to acquire.

Each 4 x 6 laminated color card shows a skill with a relevant photo, lists sequential steps to be taken, and suggests talking points.

Example: Coming in From Recess
• come when you hear signal
• return playground equipment
• lower voice inside school
• put personal items in cubby
• enter class, wait for directions
Talk about it. . . Have you ever been the last one in from recess, when everyone else is sitting in their seats? Describe how you felt.

Categories include: • Getting Ready • Transitioning • Classroom • Breaks and Special Events • Anyplace and • Peer Relationships.

The over-sized cards can be used for games (memory match, talk about it, go fish, slap that card, verbal recall, pictionary, top ten charades), role playing, or as individual cue cards.

Includes: two sets of 50 cards and instructional guide

See Social Skills section for expressing/understanding emotions. Also a section on Social Skill Games to promote bonding & interacting confidently with others.

Personal Success Book  

75 Illustrated Step-by-step.
personal care activities

Objective: Reinforce Hygiene, dressing and personal care skills. For special education students, grades 2 and up.

This book of illustrations covers essential areas: Personal care for men and women, dressing for success, clothing care and people skills. Each features social skill and step-by-step pages, all reproducible. Social skill pages use an adult-format comic scenarios like dressing appropriately, or controlling anger. It covers 53 activities, providing separate sections for men and women. Spiral bound,142 pgs., 1999

An illustrated encyclopedia showing commonplace community activities step-by-step and the social skills needed for the activities. Gives students a chance to review outings, like shopping at a department store, using restrooms, crossing streets. Covers 60 activities with 1600 reproducible illustrations. Activities are organized by category: At home, shopping, eating out, appointments, going places and money matters. Includes an assessment component. 177 pgs., spiral bound, 1997.