Flexible Thinking Activities: Dealing With Change

Do your students struggle when things change and don't go as planned? Help them learn flexible thinking strategies with this resource! Students will learn and practice strategies that they can use to cope with change, as well as create a practical plan to deal with changes that come. These resources can be used as a unit, or as individual resources and are perfect for students who struggle with flexible thinking and includes a Google Slides component!

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What's Included:

• 1 Poster

• 3 Worksheets

• 24 Task Cards

• All materials, except one worksheet, are available in Google Slides as well as in a printable version.

Please see the preview for more information.

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Ideas For Use:

• Social skills lessons or small groups

• Coping skills lessons or small groups

• With students who struggle with change

• With students who have Autism

• With students who are currently experiencing, or may experience change

• This resource was designed for students in grades K-2

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• Cacie said "This is perfect for a small group lesson or follow up activity for a
  whole group lesson. Thank you!"

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  classroom! There are clear and simple activities that are ready to go."

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