Search results for Social Story
Results use exact search terms from the released United Kingdom inventory.
Table Manners Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,
Fifteen illustrated first-person pages follow a meal from washing hands to asking to leave the table, giving one table-manners rule per page — closed-mouth chewing, cutlery, pacing, "pardon me" after a burp, and no slurping.
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Tags Social Story, Table Manners, Polite
Teasing Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,
A first-person social story defines teasing, contrasts how it feels to the teaser versus the person teased, and gives a five-question self-check to use before speaking.
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Tags Teasing, Social Skills, Empathy, Respect, Communication, Tease Stories, Teasing Stories
Telling the Truth Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,
A first-person social story walks a child through recognizing 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
Private Body Time – Social Story for Kids
, Not Grade Specific,
A nine-page illustrated social story sets out one privacy rule in plain first-person language: private time belongs somewhere private, not at school or in front of others. Each of nine illustrated pages restates one plain rule in first-person language, so a young reader learns that private time belongs somewhere private and alone.
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Tags Social Story, Social Story About Touching Yourself, Touching Self, Public Masturbation Story, Public Masturbation Stories
Using an Inside Voice Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,
A first-person illustrated story walks a child through why and when to use a quiet inside voice in the classroom, paired with adult tips for reading it aloud.
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Tags Inside Voice, Behavior Management, Classroom Management, Social Narrative, Social Story, Loud Voice, Shouting, Quiet Voice
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
Wearing Glasses Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,
Wearing glasses is talked through in a first-person picture story titled "I Wear My Glasses", eleven short pages moving from why glasses help to the feeling of not wanting them, with two marked spaces for photographs of the child and of familiar people who wear glasses.
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Tags Social Stories, Autism, SEN, Glasses, Social Narrative