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Life Skills Posters - 15 How to Posters

Life Skills Posters - 15 How to Posters

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While, as teachers, we may not be seen as people who teach social skills to our students, but we all know that we do. How to share, how to wait turns, how to be a friend. These are important skills!

As a teacher of students with special needs, it is even more important to teach my students how to cope with different situations. This set of 15 posters will help remind your students how to handle 15 situations.

How to:
- be part of a group.
- apologize.
- disagree appropriately.
- accept "no" for an answer.
- stay on task.
- get the teacher's attention.
- report peer behavior.
- say "no" to a friend.
- complete work.
- follow instructions.
- listen.
- accept criticism.
- walk in the school building.
- make a request.
- give negative feedback.
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Kelsie L.

This is a great resource to help students with social-emotional and behavioral needs.

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Alli L.

This is a wonderful resource for my special education students!

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jaimie D.

This was a great resource, and am so excited to be able to use it in my classroom!

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Leslie D.

LOVE using these resources for my small group social skills class!

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Jessica T.

Great, easy to use resource for my students with significant disabilities.

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Holly H.

Great visual to reinforce learning! It also serves as a reminder to students and adults! Thanks

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Norma

Each and every product I purchase from MrsDsshop is just what I need!!!

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Sarah K.

These posters are great to remind my students of certain expectations.

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Amy Samuelson

A great visual for students to use at the beginning of the year! Thanks!

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Casie M.

This has been great for teaching students social skills that they can use everyday. Thanks!

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Grace in Education

This was perfect to start working on social skills with a few of my students. The visuals were appealing and they loved that they could take them back to their gen. ed. class and also home to help build connections.

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Dailyn H.

I have these up on the wall and reference them as needed. They're pleasing to look at but with a purpose. Some of my higher-functioning students will stop every so often to read them and look at the characters.

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Julie S.

Great posters as reminders to students! Very helpful!

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Allyssa Nicole

Great resource and visual for my students in our social skills group and daily use in our inclusion classroom.

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Annie D.

Great visual for my SPED students. These will be used year after year.

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Sara B.

I keep these in a binder and pull them as I need them to address behavior expecations.

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Katelyn M.

Great resource for students in my classroom who needed additional practice with social skills. I loved having a visual to reference as frequently as needed as well as for mini lessons.

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Ashley C.

Very useful in my SPED classroom!

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Philomena M.

Lovely!

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Sharonda S.

Very useful in my social skills classroom!

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Cindy W.

These are a great visuals to have around my classroom.

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Michelle Possin

Great resource!

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sherry W.

Bright and colorful

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Antoinette M.

I love these posters!

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Heather L.

I love these posters!

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Heather Hancock

I love these posters. They are so cute and will be a great resource for my students to learn from.

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Olivia Ginder

Super cute and comprehensive

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Off the Beaten Track

Love love love love.

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Amanda P.

We used these posters to review skills daily. Very helpful!

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Ashley R.

This has helped my students with autism to be able to understand social skills better.

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Laura B.

Great resource to have! Thank you once again for such a great product!

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Mrs Cs Smarties

Love it!

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Elizabeth H.

Great resource!

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Kimberly D.

So helpful! They're hanging in my classroom and we refer to them daily!

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Jennifer F.

Cute!