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  2. Karen McGrath, MS, CCC/SLP says

    Hi,
    Great Social Story. Thank you so much! Is there a way to edit Halloween’s date? Our county celebrates Halloween on Friday, 10/29, this year. It sounds crazy, but, no trick and treating on a Sunday in Lancaster County, PA.
    Thank you and thank you for sharing your wonderful resources!
    -Karen

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  3. Bre says

    This is beautifully made! Is there any chance that you could possibly add a page about having a safe adult/parent check the candy before they eat any? Our school district has asked us to talk to all of our students in a grade appropriate manner about this due to local law enforcement seeing new not so safe “candy” hitting the streets. I teach sped prek. If not I understand! Thank you! 🙂

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