social stories

If you have ever worked with students who have difficulty self-regulating, you probably wish you could just tell them to calm down. This kit is designed to allow you to do that by teaching them the skills of why being calm is important AND HOW to achieve it. These 4 social narratives and visual supports are designed specifically to support your behavior management strategies and to teach students to manage their own behavior. Specifically, the tools will teach using a calm down routine to be

Social Stories Volume 1***This product has been updated November 2021. New social story and updated stories included!12 Social Stories to teach appropriate behaviors at school. Each social story is available in half and full page versions within this purchase.Colored and black and white stories for each topic are also included.Each social stories has an activity that follows to check for understanding.Social Stories Included:1. Following Directions2. Sharing Supplies3. Asking a Friend to Play4.

These social stories about making mistakes, along with the included behavioral tools for self-regulation, will help you teach your students how to stay calm and avoid giant meltdowns. The perfect addition to a PBIS or RTI program, this resource incudes 6 social stories plus contingency maps, 5-point scales, and graphic organizers for developing a growth mindset. Each social story is included in 2 formats (1-page and book format) and includes characteristics about making mistakes that may lead to

This is a collection of 4 social stories about common behavior problems. The stories included are:- What to do When You're Frustrated- Time Out- Being Jealous- Loud NoisesSocial stories are an effective and easy intervention to use for a variety of behaviors! These stories are short stories accompanied by visuals to help children with autism and Aspergers behave appropriately in social situations. The story describes the situation and then scripts the appropriate response. Children with autism b

48 Social StoriesBundle 3 includes 4 volumes of my social stories: Volume 1, 2, 3 &4Social stories are a very visual and concrete way to teach students social skills and behavior expectations. Some students naturally understand social expectations and ways to behave, and others need more explicit teaching. In my opinion, social stories do the explicit teaching when done correctly. You can read more about using social stories in the classroom from my BLOG POST.Here you will find a bundle

This is a bundle of interactive stories about social scenarios to teach routines and expectations for a variety of things that happen in school. Each story includes an interactive full color book a no prep, one page duplicate, and a BOOM DeckThis bundle currently includes: Code Red & Yellow DrillsTornado DrillsFire DrillsUsing the Bathroom Using Nice HandsGoing to SpeechLeaving SpeechCleaning Up Tattling Playing GamesRaising Your HandSittingStaying QuietDon't Eat Play DohIn the CafeteriaOn t

Social Story Behaviors That Hurt! Great social story book for teaching children that biting, hitting, scratching, pushing, pinching, and kicking hurts others. Includes a page of Picture Icons: no biting, no hitting, no scratching, no pinching, no pushing and no kicking. They are 3 x 3 and great to visually remind your child of how not to act. Each page of the book targets a different behavior. Example: Hands are not for pushing. Ouch! Pushing hurts. Hands are for. . . writing, waving, hugging, s

Teach students how to not touch others and KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF with this social story! It comes with comprehension activities, clip cards and student worksheets… PLUS support VISUALS with a reminder keychain! Exactly how to stop problem behaviors in your classroom and teach manners & social skills ❤️! ⭐️ What You'll Get ⭐️This social story resource includes:11-Page Social Story in Full Color and in B&W 11-Page story formatted as a 2-Page B&W Take Home Printable ✔️ TEACHER TOO

Anger management and poor impulse control begins with self-awareness, following with the introduction and practice of coping skills. This product includes a sweet story of a shark that becomes angry when things do not go his way. His anger is shown in both his physical sensations and his actions. After being pointed out the friendship consequences of his anger outbursts, the shark is introduced to magic fish that offer helpful strategies to reduce his anger. The shark sees the benefits of using

Flexible Bathroom Social Stories for children with autism, sensory processing disorder, and other developmental difficulties. Learning to use the bathroom at school can be a struggle for children on the spectrum. Social stories and visual task strips are the most effective methods of teaching new self-help skills to many special needs children. Use of social stories are judged by teachers to be either highly effective or somewhat effective at 97% (Reynhout, G. & Carter, M. 2009). But beca

Help students with autism develop social skills by teaching strategies for getting a teacher’s attention and waiting for attention through these social stories. This resource includes four social stories for teaching special education students to get and wait for an adult’s attention appropriately. Each social story is included in two formats: a book format with one idea and picture on each page and a 1 page printable with the entire story on a single page and a picture beside each idea. This re

This is a collection of 3 social stories about common behavior problems. The stories included are:- Hands to Yourself- Personal Space - When You Can Give a HugSocial stories are an effective and easy intervention to use for a variety of behaviors! These stories are short stories accompanied by visuals to help children with autism and Aspergers behave appropriately in social situations. The story describes the situation and then scripts the appropriate response. Children with autism benefit from

Social Story Bundle 124 Social Stories to teach appropriate behaviors at school. Each social story is available in half and full page versions within this product.Colored and black and white stories for each topic are included.Each social stories has an activity that follows to check for understanding! Social Story Titles:Volume 1:Following DirectionsSharing SuppliesAsking a Friend to PlayAsking for HelpWalking in the HallwayPlaying at RecessTransitioning During the DayAccepting NoTelling the Tr

This 13-page social story is created for use with students from preschool to 1st grade. It is ideal for use in character education lessons, social groups, speech therapy lessons or in autistic support or life skills support classrooms. With simple wording and graphics, the story focuses on the proper use of hands and the common theme of "hands are not for hitting or hurting." I have found this story especially helpful with students who have behavioral needs and are learning replacement behaviors

Revisited & updated!NEW BEHAVIOUR REFLECTIONS SHEETS ADDED!This Social Story Bundle includes 10 of my best selling Social Stories plus 6 Social Story strips. I've also added some handy behaviour sorting sheets and 2 behaviour posters to use as reminders. This is a fantastic Bundle to aid you through behaviour management.These stories can be bought seperatly ( see my store) or save $$$ on this bundle.All included ;-Social Stories includedNo Hitting,No Pinching,No Biting,No Kicking,No sweari

Social StoryAccepting NoSocial story teaching how to accept no.Half and full page social story included.Colored and black and white printer friendly versions.Activity to check for understanding. This social story is also included in these DISCOUNTED bundles!Social Stories Volume 1: 12 StoriesSocial Story Bundle 1: 24 StoriesSocial Story Bundle 2: 36 Social StoriesSocial Story Bundle 3: 48 Social StoriesCheck out my full social story lesson on accepting no below!!Social Story Lesson: Accepting No

COVID 19 has changed the way school looks and feels for students and staff. Use visuals, a social story, hygiene and healthy habits posters to help students understand how and what has changed. This should decrease their stress and anxiety level. This has been designed for preschool, pre-k, and elementary. This is exactly the same as this pack. It was listed twice on accident. COVID has changed the way the classroom looks, feels, and how we all interact this year The situation in our schools thi

Social stories are a great way to teach autistic children a variety of skills and behaviors, as well as outline special events and social situations. This social stories bundle includes 12 social stories and 9 visual charts to use in your classroom. I have included a black and white copy of posters along with the color copy. Social Stories are a visual guide to describe interactions, situations, behaviors, skills or concepts. These stories will help children on the autism spectrum, children in

Teaching personal space is an important part of social skills instruction. Personal space issues can interfere with both social and academic functioning and is especially important during coronavirus times. This best-selling packet includes tiered social stories and activities that will be a life-saver to you and your students! Children with autism, ADHD, mental health issues and other developmental challenges often have difficulties discerning social rules, such as personal space and nonve

Social stories can be a great tool for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. They can be used to teach developmentally appropriate behaviors associated with various social situations. Typically, social stories are paired with visuals, which I have provided. My social stories will typically include four sentence types: descriptive, directive, perspective, and control. The key to social stories is making it personalized…so use these stories as a template and modify as needed. Use these social st

The bundle contains three stories that build students' understanding of intimate and personal space. In "Don't Be A Space Invader!" students are introduced to the notion of intimate and personal space. The need for personal space is presented from two perspectives: that of people invading a student's personal space by touching them or their personal property, and that of a student being the invader of others' personal space. It describes the feelings of people whose personal and intimate spa

Your students will learn about the importance of wearing a mask and how to use their mask at school in this emergent reader. This emergent reader includes familiar sight words and has predictable text. There are both color and black & white copies! Covid-19 can be very scary for our children, the return to school will be very different. I hope this small emergent reader can help our students cope and adjust to wearing masks due to Coronavirus.Use these emergent readers in guided reading, sma

Social stories are a very visual and concrete way to teach students social skills and behavior expectations. Some students naturally understand social expectations and ways to behave, and others need more explicit teaching. In my opinion, social stories do the explicit teaching when done correctly. You can read more about using social stories in the classroom from my BLOG POST.Here you will find a bundle of my social stories: 36 social stories for a discounted price! This bundle includes Volume

Do you have students who have trouble keeping their hands to themselves or hitting other students when they are upset? A social story is especially helpful for students in need of special education (ESE) with autism, behavior disorders (like ADHD or ODD), or other special needs. A social story is a great addition to your social skills instruction. This is a great tool to teach students how to make appropriate emotional choices instead of acting out in anger or frustration. This story focuses