Self-Advocacy Activities for Students

Students who can ask for what they need learn more and worry less. These self-advocacy activities help kids notice when they need help, find the right words and the right person and speak up respectfully.

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Asking for Help Stop Think Act Cards — Printable & Digital

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Assertiveness Bookmarks — Bright Illustrated Set

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Assertiveness Bookmarks to Color

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Assertiveness Coloring Pages — Affirmations and Quotes

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Self-Advocacy Affirmation Cards

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Self-Advocacy Conversation Cards — Morning Meeting Questions

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Self-Advocacy Reading Comprehension Passages — Grade 2

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Self-Advocacy Reading Comprehension Passages — Grade 3

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Self-Advocacy Reading Comprehension Passages — Grade 4

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Self-Advocacy Reading Comprehension Passages — Grade 5

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Self-Advocacy Role Play Scenarios

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Self-Advocacy Scenario Cards — Printable & Digital

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Self-Advocacy Task Cards — Printable & Digital

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Self-Advocacy What Would You Do? Cards — Think, Choose, Act

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Self-Advocacy Worksheets — Multiple-Choice Scenarios

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Stop Think Act Cards — Free Printable & Digital Sample

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Realistic classroom scenarios make it easy to practice. Use them with the whole class, in small groups or as part of a student's support plan.

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