Social Stories About Using Touch
Sensory issues are common in children with an autism spectrum disorder
Special Education Social Stories
Special education social stories resources were designed to teach appropriate behaviors and social skills for children with special needs. They have been developed by Watson Institute consultants. The special education behavior and social stories can be adapted to suit individual needs. Some behavior and social stories include fields to add approved photographs or clip art.
Social Stories to Establish School Routines
School Routines are good - but they often change
Social Stories for Addressing Teen Issues
These stories pertain to issues with teens on the autism spectrum
Social Stories to Teach Children Emotional Regulation Skills
Dealing with emotions
Social Stories in Mandarin Chinese
Social stories translated into Mandarin Chinese
Sensory Needs Social Stories
Dealing with sensory issues
Social Stories for Managing Anger
Dealing with emotions of anger
Social Stories to Teach Children About Clothes
Sensory issues can pertain to clothing too
Social Stories for Talking & Conversation Skills
Communicating can be difficult for children on the autism spectrum
Social Stories for Teaching Self Control
Exercising self control can be difficult for anyone
Social Stories for Teaching Health & Hygiene
Proper hygiene habits
Social Stories for Tests & Homework
Tips for de-stressing on grades and homework
Social Stories to Make & Maintain Friendships
Appropriate Friendships
Social Stories for Games & Sportsmanship
Competition can be a difficult concept for children on the autism spectrum
Social Stories for School Behavior
Appropriate behavior strategies in school are important
Social Stories for Perseverative Behaviors
Some behaviors need to be modified
Social Stories about Home Life
Behavior issues in the home setting