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Social Skills Sequencing - How to Eat { Plus 2 Visual Recipe Activities }

Social Skills Sequencing - How to Eat { Plus 2 Visual Recipe Activities }

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Social skills allow us to communicate and problem solve. For students with special needs and more specifically, our friends with Autism, we need to teach them these skills.

Stuffing our mouth, using our pants as a napkin, and talking with our mouth full are social skills that are very important. This sequencing activity teaches students the appropriate way to eat food when they are and are not around other people.

BONUS LESSONS:
1. Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich Recipe - A pictoral task analysis on how to make a PBJ sandwich. Includes a sorting mat and sequencing cards.
2. Fruit Smoothie Recipe - A pictoral task analysis on how to make a fruit smoothie (with just fruit, milk and ice). Includes a sorting mat and sequencing cards.

You can use these in two ways:
1. Give each student a blank mat and set of sorting cards. One by one, sort the cards and glue them to the sorting mat. This works great during whole group instruction (as shown in preview).
2. Print the sorting mat and cards on cardstock and laminate. Use Velcro and create an interactive page for students to use and reuse. This works great for individual instruction or a quick social skills reminder lesson (as shown in preview).

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Kristi M.

Great resource to show students how to eat with manners

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Philomena M.

So great!

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Julie K.

Great resource for my functional skills classroom!

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Roxianne M.

This was a great sequencing activity and conversation starter for a client who refuses to follow most daily routines. Sitting at the table and eating has been a challenge, but this activity allowed us to look at the routine, sequence it, then identify a starting point for chaining the routine.

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Katie L.

Love this!

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Ayanna S.

This was NOT Mrs. D's best work.

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Melissa D.

Thank you!

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Lulu's Bridge

Love this resource!

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Melissa T.

I can't wait to use this resource.

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Tara S.

Great addition to center activities!

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Harlee C.

Great resource!

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Kathryn Owens

Love! Great Resource in the classroom!

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Celeste S.

Thank you!

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Tara Beauchamp

Great resource!

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Amanda's Kindergarten Buzz

So awesome! AND fun!

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kristen D.

Just what I needed to help a student use lunch time wisely!

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Caitlin VerMeer

Great resource!

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Kimberly B.

Great social skills center.

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Amy Bridges

Great resource!

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Krystin Gentry

Great buy

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Christine H.

I purchased many social stories but these are by far the best.

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Alyssa LaRocca

I used this in my nutrition unit. It fit perfectly in when talking about healthy nutrition and how to set the table.

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Amanda B.

Great resource!

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Katie F.

Great social story for my kiddos!! Thanks!

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Ms. Hunsberger's Homeroom

Great product! Thanks!

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Aubrey P.

Great visuals and story!

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Deborah C.

Nice Visuals

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Sarah K.

Great resource!

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Nancy McKay

Perfect addition for my class

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Stacie L.

Loved this!

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Jazmynn De Melo

thank you for this great resource

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Jennifer P.

I can't wait to use it, my students will have fun with this. Thank you!!

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Jessi B.

Another great resource for my VE class! Thank you!

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Geraldine Batangan

Great!