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Miss Hackman, AS, LS, ES and Therapeutic Support Teacher.
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Social StoriesSocial stories can be a great way for children to learn different social skills and how to behave in different social situations. Attached you'll find some stories that I have found beneficial for my students. There are many others that I have used, but this is a good start! Together the student and I illustrate these stories using pictures from BoardMaker, Microsoft Clip Art, student illustrations and photographs. It can sometimes be beneficial to make a lesson of co-writing the social story with the student it's designed for. Happy reading! Answering Questions and Sharing Ideas in Class In this social story we learn about how to appropriately respond and raise our hand to contribute to a classroom discussion Asking for Help in Kindergarten This story teaches a kindergarten student how to ask for help in order to avoid feelings of frustration Before I Speak Students are taught to think before they speak and ponder the appropriateness of what they are to say and whether or not it is the appropriate time to say it Carpet Time For children in kindergarten- to learn appropriate carpet and circle time behaviors Doing My Best This social story emphasizes that the teacher is in charge and work should be completed during work time or it will have to be made up during a fun activity My Morning - Kindergarten Routines can be difficult to follow, but this social story lays out the certain steps for a kindergarten student to follow every morning to ensure success Good Choices This story helps a student learn to make good choices in school I Am Not the Teacher Created with the help of the 5th grade student it was designed for, this story helps with bossy students or tattling Kind Hands Hands can be used for many things, but in this social story we learn that they should never be used to hurt anyone else Kindergarten Rules Created with the help of the kindergarten student it was designed for, this story reminds us to not hurt our friends on the inside or on the outside Making Good Choices This story teaches the student to ask 3 essential questions before making any choice Putting Things In Your Backpack How did that get in there? Do you have things that go missing in your classroom? Do they magically appear in one students' backpack? Spirit the Horse, a character chosen and named by the student the story was designed for, learns that he must ask permission before putting anything in his backpack Talking with Your Mouth Full Some students like to talk, even with their mouths full. This story reminds students to please wait until they have swallowed! What is Help? This story was created after the 'Asking For Help' social story caused the kindergarten student to become upset when adults didn't do his work for him. When I Get Upset One First story of things a child can do when he/she becomes upset When I Get Upset Two Second story of things a child can do when he/she becomes upset Last Modified on August 30, 2011
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