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Sometimes I Feel Jealous Social Story

Sometimes I Feel Jealous Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,

Fifteen short pages name common jealousy triggers and reactions in the first person, then close with four concrete coping strategies like taking deep breaths.

Author SEN Resource Source

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Tags Social Story, Emotions, Jealousy, Autism And Jealousy In Adults, Story Of Jealousy, Jealous Stories, Jealous Story, Activities To Teach About Jealousy

Stool Withholding Social Story

Stool Withholding Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,

A first-person social story names a child's fear of going to the toilet, reassures them that the fear is normal, and models calming and comfort strategies to help.

Author SEN Resource Source

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Tags Social Story, Autism, Stool Withholding, SEN, Withholding Stool, Stool Withholding Autism, Autistic Child Holding Poop

Telling the Truth Social Story

Telling the Truth Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,

A first-person social story walks a child through recognising what a lie is, how lying affects friends' feelings, and a closing commitment to tell the truth instead.

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Tags Social Story, Telling The Truth, Autism

Walking on the Stairs Social Story

Walking on the Stairs Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,

Four stair rules - walk and never run, face forwards, take one step at a time, never jump - are given a page each in a first-person social story that opens with why stairs matter and closes on not getting hurt.

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Tags Safety, Stairs, Social Skills, Autism Awareness, Teaching Resource