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Behavior Support Tool: RESPECT Interactive Book/Printable | SEL Lesson

Behavior Support Tool: RESPECT Interactive Book/Printable | SEL Lesson preview
Behavior Support Tool: RESPECT Interactive Book/Printable | SEL Lesson preview
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Look Inside · 10 pages

Teacher introduction to the respect social story: ages 7–12, included formats, and whole-class lesson steps
Teacher introduction and included materials
Teacher guide to using the social story for whole-class lessons, reviewing expectations, groups, and individuals
Four ways to use the social story
Respect social story cover featuring students in a classroom and a space for the student to add their name
Personalized cover of the social story
Social story page 1 asks students to name people they interact with at school and add their own name
Book page 1: People at school
Social story page 2 asks students to color four school interactions blue for positive or red for negative
Book page 2: Positive and negative interactions
Social story page 3 explains that positive interactions require showing respect to the people involved
Book page 3: Respect in positive interactions
Social story page 4 lists seven ways to respect adults and asks students to draw one of the examples
Book page 4: Examples of respect for adults
Social story page 5 lists six examples of disrespect toward adults and asks students to draw one example
Book page 5: Examples of disrespect toward adults
Social story page 6 lists ten ways to respect peers; students star two strengths and circle two to work on
Book page 6: Reflecting on respect for peers
Social story page 7 says showing respect to peers and adults usually leads to being treated with respect
Book page 7: Receiving respect in return
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About This Product

How to use this book?

Social stories are interactive books geared to teach students social emotional learning lessons. In these books, students become the main character of the story as they learn skills and strategies surrounding the SEL topic. In this book, students learn about the importance of showing respect to the people around them. They discuss examples of what respect does and does not look like in the school setting. Students get to personalize the book by answering questions, drawing pictures, and much, much more!


Ages-

This book is best suited for ages 7-12.


What is Included:

  • Social Story Full Page Printable

  • Social Story Half Page Printable

  • Google Slides of Each Page

  • Discussion Guide


HOW TO USE SOCIAL STORIES-

IDEA 1: Whole Class- Teaching the Lesson

  1. Print out one half-page book per student

  2. Display book on ActiveBoard using Google Slide Deck

  3. Fill out the book with students as they fill it out themselves

  4. Discuss each page with the help of the Discussion Guide!

IDEA 2: Whole Class- Remediation

  1. Send student to a calming corner (calm area of the room)

  2. Have student re-read the their social story to review expectations

  3. Student calms down before you talk to them

  4. Transformative first step in your progressive discipline plan!

IDEA 3: Small Group

Great for teachers/school counselors/therapist

  1. Create a small group based on behavior needs

  2. Print out a book for each student

  3. Go through the book and fill out as each student completes their own book

  4. Use the Discussion Guide to talk about each page

  5. Student gets to take book back to classroom or home to review expectations as needed!

IDEA 4: Individual Student (AMAZING BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION)

  1. Great way to address individual student needs

  2. Complete the book one-on-one with students

  3. Allow student to keep book in their desk to re-read when needed

  4. HINT- buy the bundle so that you are ready to remediate ALL individual student needs that arise



Other Social Story Titles Available:

  • Getting Homework Done

  • Taking Care of My Stress

  • Success at Recess

  • Horray for a Class Party

  • Getting Ready for A Substitute

  • Let's Go to an Assembly

  • Going on a Field Trip

  • First Days of School

  • Back to School Night

  • Helping Helps

  • No More Bad Words

  • From Shy to Sharing

  • There is a Leader in Us All!

  • Safe Online

  • It is Okay to Say No - Setting Boundaries/ Peer Pressure

  • Ready for the Next Grade

  • State Testing

  • Teamwork

  • Stay on Task

  • Hold my Blurt

  • My Sadness Mask - Depression

  • School Can be Hard - Bad Behavior at School

  • Making Friends

  • My Big Feelings - Big Emotions/Anger

  • My Worry Ants - Anxiety and Worry

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