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This social story is designed to teach young children appropriate behavior while shopping in a store. It provides clear, concrete expectations about keeping items out of pockets and backpacks, not opening packages before purchase, and paying for items at the cash register before leaving the store.

This set of engaging, child-friendly visual supports is designed to teach prepositions and spatial concepts through clear, colorful illustrations. Each image features familiar objects and playful characters to support comprehension and language development for early learners, including those receiving ABA, speech therapy, or special education services. These visuals are ideal for Discrete Trial Training (DTT), Natural Environment Teaching (NET), group instruction, and independent practice.

This PowerPoint presentation is a child-friendly social story designed to teach personal safety, body autonomy, and how to respond to unsafe situations. It explains the difference between safe and unsafe touches, the importance of private body parts, and how to confidently say “no” to strangers or anyone who crosses boundaries. The story empowers children to trust their feelings, use their voice, and seek help from trusted adults. Ideal for use in classrooms, therapy sessions, or at home to supp

This social story PowerPoint is designed to help children understand and practice appropriate behaviors and expectations when dining out at a restaurant. The presentation uses simple, positive language and step-by-step scenarios—from getting out of the car to leaving the restaurant—to teach good manners and social routines. Each slide covers a specific part of the restaurant experience, including waiting to be seated, ordering food, staying seated, asking politely, and using calm behavior. This

This social story, "Understanding Grief and Feelings When Someone We Love Passes Away," is designed to support children with autism who may struggle to understand or express emotions related to the death of a loved one. Using clear, simple language and a compassionate tone, the story explains what it means when someone passes away and explores the complex feelings that can come with grief. The story offers reassurance that all emotions are valid and provides practical strategies for expressing

This social story is designed to help children understand that plans can sometimes change and that it’s okay to feel disappointed, but being flexible can help us handle those changes in a calm and positive way. It encourages flexible thinking and helps build resilience when routines or expectations don’t go as planned.

Social Story about Baby Talk

Asking before Hugging Social Story

Learning about Yes/No, I want/I don't want.

Gender. Social Story to teach children to be mindful about other's gender and choices.

Reward chart for self monitoring

Social Story & Visual Supports: Safe Hands, Personal Space, and Asking PermissionHelp young learners understand important social boundaries and body safety skills with this engaging social story and visual support set!This resource teaches children how to use safe hands, respect personal space, ask for permission before touching others, and interact appropriately with family members, friends, teachers, community helpers, and strangers. The simple language and colorful visuals make these concepts