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This social story was written to address a 2nd grade child with autism who was taking his pants and underwear off in the classroom, hallway, and other settings. Unfortunately, he would often listen to peers who told him to do it so that others would laugh. He of course did not understand the social context, that is, until I created this story. This story comes in word format so that it can be customized to fit your student's individual need.

This simple social story helps reduce stress an anxiety in children who are prone to having bathroom accidents at school. It validates feelings and establishes a routine for when accidents occur. It also helps build trust and rapport with staff who may have to help the child change wet clothes.

This social story defines what it means to be a good listener and outlines the expectation for students while the teacher is talking. The story teaches what should and should not be happening during instructional times.

This social story helps children better understand school safety procedures and teaches what to expect during a lockdown drill. It is in Word format and can be customized to individual children by adding name of of the school along with names and pictures of teachers and staff.

This social story teaches children why they should not pick at their skin and provides prosocial alternatives to the behavior.

This is a simple social story to explain the Christmas holiday to children with developmental delays and/or autism and don't handle change in routine. It prepares them for the break away from school as well as some other events that may be taking place.

These visual redirection cards are a quick and fun way to redirect and motivate students while reducing the risk of a negative verbal interaction. They are a great way to keep data on how many redirects a student receives during a window of time.