Social Stories for Children with Autism

This is part 2 of my best seller: Social Stories for Children with Autism. Included are 20 MORE social stories to teach expected behaviors! Social stories can be a great tool for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. They can be used to teach developmentally appropriate behaviors associated with various social situations. Typically, social stories are paired with visuals which I have provided. My social stories will typically include four sentence types: descriptive, directive, perspective, and control. The key to social stories is making it personalized…so use these stories as a template and modify as needed. Use these social stories to:

1.Teach basic social skills (sharing, using greetings, routines, etc.)

2.Teach understanding and appropriate responses in social situations (brushing teeth, joining a conversation, standing too close)

20 Stories Included:

Brushing My Teeth

Joining A Conversation

Going Grocery Shopping

Riding The Bus

Going To The Doctor

Interrupting

Asking For Help

Voice Control

Saying “Sorry”

Being Respectful

Doing My Homework

Sitting Appropriately

Keeping My Hands to Myself

Standing Too Close

Getting A Haircut

Lying

Personal Safety

Following The Rules

Crossing The Street

Lunch Bunch

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