Visual social stories

Mar 12, 2021 - Free social story about playing nicely with others. This social skill is so important for ALL kids to master. As teachers, we have to explicitly teach how to play nicely with everyone and include others.

Looking for free social stories? Then you'll love this free printable social story about coping with noise sensitivity (specifically when things get too loud). It features full color photos. It's great for preschoolers and/or kids with autism and can be used at home or for school. #socialstories #socialstory #socialskills #sensoryprocessing

This is a great tool for students with disabilities to use when they get themselves into social situations and they want to lash out. They can follow these social stories/strategies to calm down and learn better social skills.

Social story about not spitting teaching the importance of not using your mouth for spitting. Teaches children replacement behaviors for spitting and why spitting is not allowed. Easy to read and follow printable and digital social story with visuals.

A social story is a simple description of how to behave and what to expect in a particular situation. Grab your 13 free editable social stories here to...

Blog #214~How to Make a Social Story A social story is a visual support that helps individuals understand new events, and reinforces a desired skill, task, or behavior. They are useful for individ…

Free, printable "folder stories." Simple one page social stories that teach appropriate social skills and behavior.

Helping my students to understand the importance of using fidgets appropriately and utilizing their strategies to help calm themselves down. A Quick Social Story Reminder for Calming Down Quick Vi…

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A tried and tested strategy in behaviour management. Social stories help a person with autism understand how others might behave or respond in a particular situation, and therefore how they might be expected to behave and to help others understand the perspective of a person with autism and why they may respond or behave in a particular way. Social stories can be used as a behavioural strategy by modelling what is the right and wrong thing to do.