Nobody Can Hurt Me Social Story

- Grades
- Not Grade Specific
- File type
- Preparation
- Print ready
- Subject
- Special Resources, Life Skills
- Topic
- social skills, special needs
- Preparation
- Print ready
About this resource
What's inside this resource
This educational resource, Nobody Can Hurt Me Social Story, serves as a comprehensive guide to tackle an often overlooked aspect of children's education. This 10-page PDF document is invaluable for educators and caregivers in special resources field, especially those providing care or education for children within the autistic spectrum.
The social story approach used by Nobody Can Hurt Me intends to help learners comprehend complex societal situations. It acts as a straightforward guide that tries to improve their understanding about:
- Societal expectations
- Perspectives
- Cues
- Responses
- Events.
This resource is essential for all kids who may struggle with understanding certain social scenarios or concepts. However, it is particularly useful for those who feel discomfort towards impending situations or need detail instruction on how to execute specific social skills.
The primary goal of this narrative is making learners understand that nobody should subject them to physical harm at any time under any circumstance.
| The book has: | |
| • Clear illustrations what inappropriate physical contact looks like. • Chronicles encounters involving this concept effectively among young minds. | Furthermore, it provides students with step-by-step guidance regarding how they should respond in such undesired situations. In order to promote durability and ensure long-term usage, we recommend laminating these pages or assembling them into a display book. Clipart images from Kari Bolt stimulate visual learning among readers– making its application universal across all grade-levels studying life skills sub-discipline within special resources. |
In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
- Recognize hitting, pushing and inappropriate touching as being hurt
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Resource details
Concepts & topics
Core concepts
- Personal safety
- Body safety
- Self-advocacy
- Asking for help
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