Social-Emotional Learning for Students with Autism (SEL)
General SEL lessons often need adapting for students with autism. This reference makes SEL concrete with 12 strategy tables focused on clear language, visual supports and predictable structure.
What's Inside
- Understanding Social-Emotional Learning for Students with Autism
- Using Social Stories to Teach SEL Concepts
- Developing Social Communication Skills
- Teaching Coping Strategies for Emotional Regulation
- Incorporating Sensory Strategies for Emotional Balance
- Encouraging Peer Interactions and Friendship Skills
- Using Visual Supports for Emotional Understanding
- Building Emotional Awareness and Recognition Skills
- Creating a Predictable and Supportive Classroom Environment
- Collaborating with Families to Reinforce SEL at Home
- Plus more, each in a Strategy, Tip, Why It Works format
How It Helps You
- Adapts SEL concepts specifically for autistic students
- Covers peer relationships as well as individual regulation
- Gives guidance on using social stories effectively
Ways to Use It
Use it alongside IEPs, in social skills groups, or to plan SEL instruction in autism support classrooms.
Who It's For
Special education teachers, SLPs and support staff working with students with autism.
Format
PDF (print-ready) and PPTX (editable). 12 strategy tables. Instant download.
Need more than one?
If you need support across more behavior and emotional topics, the bundle adds tables on self-regulation, emotional regulation, conflict resolution and more. The Behavior and Emotional Support Mega Bundle includes this resource and more in one download, and you save 25% compared to buying each item separately.
