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I Can Stop Picking My Nose Social Story

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Teacher directions for the social skills story: print, bind, read together, and practice nose blowing
Preparation and use directions for the story
Promotional page in the story resource inviting teachers to join The Teacher's Lounge for free resources
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Alternate cover for I Can STOP Picking My Nose, showing a girl touching her nose beneath the story title
Girl illustration option for the story cover
Alternate cover for the nose-picking social skills story, showing a boy with glasses touching his nose
Boy illustration option for the story cover
Story page 1 explains that picking a nose around others can affect playing together and sharing materials
Story page 1: nose picking around other people
Story page 2 explains how sticky mucus inside the nose traps dirt and germs to help keep the body healthy
Story page 2: how mucus traps dirt and germs
Story page 3 explains that nose picking moves dirt, germs, and sticky mucus from the nose onto a finger
Story page 3: what nose picking puts on fingers
Story page 4 explains how nose picking spreads dirt, germs, and mucus to hands, toys, and school materials
Story page 4: spreading germs to shared materials
Story page 5 introduces using a tissue instead of a finger and reminders about avoiding the spread of germs
Story page 5: choosing a tissue
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Stories are a great way to teach children important social skills that they may be struggling with. Social Skills Stories & Activities use explicit language to break down information into small, manageable steps, so that children can more easily understand what they should and should not do in a particular social situation, and why.



So many of my students pick their noses in front of others. This can make other students not want to be around that them, or not want to share materials with them. I wrote this story to try to help my students better understand why they shouldn't pick their nose in front of others.

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Included Please Find: 27 Pages

Story {Full Size, For Classroom Use}

Story {Mini, To Send Home With Individual Students}

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