Marti Magic

This social story will teach your student the importance of covering his/her mouth when coughing or sneezing.

This is a great social story for students who don't understand that it's not okay to take certain things home from school.

This social story helps students remember how to use items appropriately and safely. It reminds them not to throw things.

This social story is a great reminder for students who have outbursts in response to being asked to do work.

This social story will emphasize the importance of using toilet paper to wipe.

This social story will help your student understand the importance of closing the door quietly in the classroom.

This social story will remind your student that wearing underwear is a normal part of everyday life.

This social story will remind students the importance of being in control of their bodies.

This social story will help young girls understand some changes their bodies are undergoing, namely body hair.

This is a great social story for an older elementary student who does not have an awareness or understanding of personal space or boundaries---specifically those who may be hugging or making comments that make others uncomfortable.

This social story will help to emphasize the importance of being quiet during stories.

This social story will help your student to understand the importance of following directions at school.

This social story will help to explain why we sometimes have inside recess.

This social story will remind students to use quiet voices in school.

This social story will help your student to understand why we shouldn't wear sandals in winter.

This social story will help students to remember that school is their job.

This social story will help your student to understand the importance of using tissues rather than picking his/her nose.

This social story will help your student understand that it's okay to keep his/her coat on when riding on the bus.

Teach kids about keeping hands to themselves to be safe.

Help your students understand what is appropriate to say at school.