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Turn Taking Resource Pack

Turn taking
Turn Taking

€3.50

Is your child or a child in your class struggling with turn taking?

This resource comes complete with:

  • 20 page social story,
  • Visual cue cards,
  • A token board and tokens,
  • Instructions on how to use the resource

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Categories: behaviour support, early intervention, Resources Tag: Behaviour
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Is your child or a child in your classroom having difficulty with turn taking? This resource pack contains many elements that will help your child learn how to wait and take turns.

This set comes with a 20 page long social story, visual supports such as “my turn” card, token board and tokens.

Cut and laminate each of the pages you want to use in your story (only choose and use the pages that are relevant to your child). Cut out and laminate each of the visual cue cards, token economy and tokens and then look at instructions on how to assemble.

  • Verbal fill-ins: when singing the rhyme, pause and let your little one fill-in the next word
  • Matching identical pictures: cut out duplicates of the ducklings or other objects and match together.
  • One-step instructions: ask instructions such as “turn page”, “give duck”, “touch mother duck”.

This ‘Turn Taking Resource Pack” will be a welcome resource to many parents and professionals. Contact us if you have any questions about our resources or services here.

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