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Social Story: Transitions at School by Brooke Reagan | TpT

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Social Story: Transitions at School

A social story teaching about transitions and how to handle them.

HALF AND FULL page social story versions included.

Colored version and black and white printer friendly version.

Activity to check for understanding included.

This social story is included in my social story bundles:
Social Story Volume 1: 12 Stories Social Story Bundle 2: 36 Social Stories
If you have any questions, please email me at BrookeReaganTPT@gmail.com

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Social Skills Comic Strips for Social Stories Print 

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Comic Strip Social Scenes came about from my social skills groups I serve at the middle school level. Very visual, my students needed pictures and role play to get the messages of social rules down pat. They also LOVE comic strips (Avengers, anime, etc.). I tried to make them as generic as possible but it is impossible for me to create social stories that are personal for every one of your students! Feedback Testimonial: On October 30, 2016, Carron F. said: "This is one of the BEST bundles for social skills I have ever seen!!! I teach ESE 6-8th grade and I am using your materials in an interactive notebook. My students love the comic format! AWESOME PACKET!!!!!" It is my hope that you will read these examples, explain them to your students, and then create personal comic strip social stories for your students. Please know your audience and who you intend these social stories for. It is impossible for me to create personalized social stories for your students-that's your job! This unit will assist you with writing personalized comic strip social stories for your students.
You can print these in black and white or in color. Special thanks to Smarty Symbols for the clip art. I print mine on regular copy paper and place them in my student work folders (three ring paper folders). We go over them, role play them and talk about the solution to the problem. We think about how the people are feeling in the story and what made them do what they did. We answer tons of questions about them! If my student is still confused or if the behavior continues, we write another comic strip social story and talk about it in a different way, if needed.
According to the Autism Spectrum Institute, 2008: "Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) have trouble interpreting social situations and understanding speech as quickly as most social interactions require. A comic strip conversation is a conversation between two or more people using simple illustrations in a comic strip format. They show children how to behave in a socially acceptable manner and conform to social standards. The effectiveness can be enhanced by incorporating a child's favorite cartoon character into the illustration."
The index for this unit contains:

Sample Comic Strip

Passing Gas

Getting Negative Attention

Losing a Game

Is it Bullying?

Stereotyping

Don't Pick Your Nose

Don't Brag

Authority Figures

Bad Habits

Listening to the Teacher

Joining in the Conversation

Criticizing Others

Playing with Others

Participating

Brush Your Teeth

Staying on Topic

Inappropriate Comments

The Lunch Table

Use Good Hygiene

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Real life samples of Comic Strip Social Scenes

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Being a Good Friend - social story by All Things Special Ed | TpT

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Need a social story about being a good friend at school? Download this freebie!

For students with Autism or those who need help learning how to be a good friend at school, this social story can help.

Being a good friend means: using nice words and voice, sharing toys, asking to play, and learning that friends will play with other friends.

Enjoy! All Things Special Ed.

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A social story for going back to school: “My First Day of School” – What the Chrysanthemum Knows — by CHRYSANTHEMUM STORIES

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What the Chrysanthemum Knows -- by CHRYSANTHEMUM STORIES

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What will the first day of school be like?
This social story about letting go of summer, what will happen on the first day of school, and how I can make new friends there will tell me.

★ Social stories are an informational tool designed to ease anxiety and set expectations about new social situations. They help anxious young and ASD children assume personal responsibility in the world around them. Students can this story a few times in the weeks before school begins for the best results in helping them transition back to school from the summertime. The discussion questions at the end of the story provide an opportunity for verbal response and clarification. Read more about how to use social stories

There are many ways to use this story:

Sensory Storytelling Supports

an outfit for the first day of school

a book bag

a math problem (demonstrate on board or paper)

a weather app or website

a school snack

toys (2 cars, paintbrush, soccer ball, puzzle)

a new friend (demonstrate introductions)

a new teacher (demonstrate asking questions)

a fun fact about the world (ex: otters swim holding hands)

a printed photo of friends or family to pack in bookbag

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t's almost time for school to begin again!

Sometimes, people feel a little sad when summer break ends.

That is because summer is fun and relaxing.

Now, I can get excited for all of the things my teacher and school have planned for the new school year.

Kids all over my neighborhood are getting their colorful book bags packed and deciding on what they will wear on the first day.

I can pick out my clothes the night before school starts.

I will need a clean and crisp shirt.

I need to wear shorts if it's warm, and long pants if it's cool.

My parents and I can check the weather on the news.

I can pack a jacket in my bookbag if I'm not sure.

At school, I will do so many fun activities.

I will read, write, add numbers and solve problems.

I will have snacks, eat lunch with friends, and play.

I can make new friends and learn more information about the world.

There are so many curious things to learn -

Like that otters hold hands when they swim.

There are also lots of kids to play with at school.

Some of them like crashing cars.

Some of them like painting pictures.

Some of them like scoring soccer goals.

Some of them like to put puzzles together.

I will try to discover all of the other things kids like to do.

I can help new friends learn my name by smiling and introducing myself:
"Hi, my name is __________. What's yours?"
I will be older and in a new grade this year, so there will be more rules to follow.

Sometimes, kids get nervous about more rules.

My teacher will explain and help me learn them on the first day.

If I am unsure about what the rules are for a new room or toy, I can ask for help:
"What are the rules for this?"
When I walk in the hallway, I will try to stay in a strait line, keep my eyes looking in front of me, keep my hands to myself, and whisper if I need to say something.

Kids are working in their classrooms and want to hear what the teacher is saying.

I will try to listen to all the directions.

My teachers and parents will be proud when I learn to follow the rules.

At playtime, I can play and laugh with friends.

I can look for kids who are doing something I like to do.

I can ask in a nice voice to join them:
"May I play with you?"
School lessons are sometimes easy and they are sometimes hard.

This is how I learn to do awesome things.

There is a way to solve every problem.

Teachers love to help me solve problems.

I can raise my hand and ask a teacher to help me when a lesson is hard:
"I'm having a hard time with this. Would you help me?"
Summer will come again next year.

I can think about my friends and family and all of the fun things we did any time I want to.

My old teachers will be happy to see how much I've grown over the summer.

I can tell them about something funny I did.

My new teachers are excited to learn my name.

It is going to be a great school year.

Discussion Questions

1. Why did I like summer break?

2. How are kids getting ready to go back to school?

3. What do I need to wear to school? How will I know if it will be warm or cool?

4. How will I get to school on the first day? How will I get home?

5. What will I do in school?

6. What is something that will happen on the first day of school?

7. What do kids like to play at school? How can I join them?

8. Who likes to help me solve problems at school? How do I ask for help?

9. What can I do if I miss someone?

10. What can I tell my old teachers when I see them?

Find the printable multimedia PDF and EPUB for eReaders of this story at
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A social story for going back to school: 'My First Day of School'

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What will the first day of school be like? This social story about letting go of summer, what will happen on the first day of school, and how I can make new friends there will tell me. ★ Social stories are an informational tool designed to ease anxiety and set expectations about new social situations.

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Social Stories: Accepting No by Brooke Reagan | Teachers Pay Teachers

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Social Story

Accepting No

Social story teaching how to accept no at school.

Half and full page social story included.

Colored and black and white printer friendly versions.

Activity to check for understanding.

This social story is included in my social story bundle:
Social Story Bundle 2: 36 Social Stories
Check out my social story LESSONS:
Social Story Lesson: Accepting No Social Story Lesson: Following Directions Social Skills Lesson: Tattling Social Skills Lesson: Telling the Truth
This social story is part of my social story pack that is a bundled price. You can find it here:
Social Story Pack: 12 Stories
If you have any questions, please email me at BrookeReaganTPT@gmail.com

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Staying Calm – A Video Social Story | Speech-Language Pathology Sharing

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Social Story- Hands are not for Hitting or Hurting by Lauren DePalma

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This 13-page social story is created for use with students from preschool to 1st grade. It is ideal for use in character education lessons, social groups, speech therapy lessons or in autistic support or life skills support classrooms. With simple wording and graphics, the story focuses on the proper use of hands and the common theme of "hands are not for hitting or hurting." I have found this story especially helpful with students who have behavioral needs and are learning replacement behaviors.

**For durability, print on cardstock if available, laminate and spiral bind.

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Stories about Anger Management and Impulse Control

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This site offers two free books that address social skills.
Jennifer (the author) is planning to add two more books to the site in September.

Free Children's Stories

The first book teaches students a strategy to manage anger using deep breathing and "train yoga." I like how it actually teaches children the words and the actions to take when they are angry and then encourages them to think of a solution. (It's very similar to Tucker Turtle from the CSEFEL site, but it's nice to have another avenue to teach the strategy.)

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FREE Behavior Social Story by Allison Fors | Teachers Pay Teachers

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Behavior management: A social story mini-book on how to handle frustration with calming strategies. A great way to discuss feelings and appropriate ways to express them!

The one-page foldable mini book comes in color and black & white. In addition, there is a larger black & white version to fit your needs. Use the larger version on your device as a NO PRINT option!

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Please Don't Run? Social Story

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Free Social Story Please Don't Run: This Package Includes : 11 pages

Many children teens and even adults with Autism or a Developmental Disability maybe runners. My own son Niam used to be a flight risk. I am happy to announce those days are behind us. Teaching our children not to run can be difficult. I found myself always saying "Don't Run" either during or after the fact. I created this social story to be read to your child or with your child to discuss before an outing about not running and the dangers of it.

We all know the dangers of running, and, I found as my son grew I could not outrun him. This is why tackling this issue is so important. Please don't take it lightly.

Pair this free social story " Please Don't Run" with some of our other great resources like Free Token Boards and Free Data Sheets to create a unique and personal program for your child.

Hope this books helps you. This book is available in a girls and boys version. The story is the same, but one story is for the boy and one story is appropriate for the girl.

This free social story can also be used as part of a reading program or behaviour management program. Use the book to talk, ask questions and answer questions.

This is a great ABA Resource, school education program, social story and free printable worksheet for your students as part of a home living program, parental resources and school program to reinforce important skills for children with Autism and other developmental disabilities.

The resource can be laminated for longevity and used in the classroom or at home to help your child learn an essential life skill.

Check out our other great social stories for teachers and students. We have many social stories you can download for your student.

From our family to yours, we encourage learning and hope you enjoy these materials. I want to see all of our children reach their best potential.

Please leave some feedback and share us on social media.

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Social Stories for Autism: It is not okay to run away! by The Deane's List

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A social story to discourage running or elopement behaviors written in rhyme. In addition to keeping little people from escaping, it may keep bigger people from participating in an involuntary emergency exercise program. It teaches reasons students should stay with their teacher and class. It also teaches asking for a break appropriately.

20 total pages- color and black and white versions included

(social story, elopement, escape, running away, autism, social skills, behavior support, special education, The Deane's List, it is not okay to run away, rhyming social story)

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Little Bird Tales - Copy of Cussin’ Collin

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Little Bird Tales: Capture the Voice of Childhood. We offer a fun,unique way to create,record and share stories online. Kids can make drawings,upload photos or artwork and record their voice online,creating a slideshow format book,then share it with family and friends as gifts or a keepsake. Environmentally friendly and great for schools,too.

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Social Story Taking Turns by One Giggle At A Time | TpT

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Students will easily learn and understand the importance of patience and taking turns from reading and discussing this best selling social story. What better way to help guide little ones in their positive behavior decision making!

In this book, students learn about:

patience

taking turns to speak

taking turns to be line leader

not always being the first to finish your work

not always being the first to gather materials

This product can be printed out as a hard copy or projected onto the Smart Board for viewing.

This is a great resource to use as a whole class read aloud as well as for small group readings and individual use for students with autism or behavioral disorders.

This product includes multiple ideas for use in the classroom, including large group, small group, and individual instruction.

If you like this product, it is part of a series of Social Stories I have written and currently sell in my store! You can check out ALL my Social Stories HERE!

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Social Story Field Trip by One Giggle At A Time | TpT

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Get your students field trip ready with this engaging social story! What better way to help guide little ones in their positive behavior decision making!

In this book, students learn about:

field trip expectations

field trip procedures

walking procedures (for trips in walking distance)

bus procedures (for trips that are further away)

This product can be printed out as a hard copy or projected onto the Smart Board for viewing.

BONUS.... This product also includes:

student name tags for field trip

organizational planning page for grouping kids for the trip

organizational group notes for chaperones

This is a great resource to use as a whole class read aloud as well as for small group readings and individual use for students with autism or behavioral disorders.

This product includes multiple ideas for use in the classroom, including large group, small group, and individual instruction.

If you like this product, it is part of a series of Social Stories I have written and currently sell in my store! You can check out ALL my Social Stories HERE!

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Play Date Social Story: Girl Version

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I'm Having a Play Date at My House! is a social story designed to prepare your child for an upcoming play date. This version is for a little girl. Reading this story ahead of time and role playing can help your child have a successful play date! This social story discusses being a good hostess, sharing, taking turns, and what activities are generally acceptable when a friend is over. The actual photographs of children allow your child to connect with the story and actively engage her as she chooses which photograph depicts acceptable behavior.

I'm Having a Play Date at My House! Social Story by Dawn De Lorenzo is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

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Social Story 2- When school is out | SpEd Advisors

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Social Story Blurting Out In The Classroom by Educating Everyone 4 Life

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Blurting Out is a FREE social story to help students learn to listen to others while they are speaking and why it is important to follow the classroom rules.

Social Stories are a great way to promote positive behaviors in the classroom.

Social Stories are a visual guide to describe interactions, situations, behaviors, skills or concepts. This story will help children on the autism spectrum, children in your special education class, children in primary grades, or children in an inclusive classroom.

This story will help ease anxiety and stress during playtime and during instructional time. It will also help teach the children how to respond appropriately. Parents are welcome to a copy of this resource as well.

You can use this as a printable for an individual student, as posters, or in anyway which best serves your students.

I have included a color copy of this social story and a blackline master of this social story.

If you would like to view of my other products just click on the links below.

Interactive Notebook- Social Skills

Social Stories: Sharing

No Pushing Social Story

How To Make Eye Contact (Social Story)

Restroom Procedures

Social And Emotional Activity Pack

Social Skills - How Would You Feel?

The Fire Drill

How To Use My Voice In Class

Book Reports For Primary Students

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Social Story Blurting Out In The Classroom

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Little Bird Tales - Collin Goes To London

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Little Bird Tales: Capture the Voice of Childhood. We offer a fun,unique way to create,record and share stories online. Kids can make drawings,upload photos or artwork and record their voice online,creating a slideshow format book,then share it with family and friends as gifts or a keepsake. Environmentally friendly and great for schools,too.

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Social Story Personal Space by One Giggle At A Time | TpT

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Students will easily learn and understand the importance of respecting personal space from reading and discussing this best selling social story. What better way to help guide little ones in their positive behavior decision making!

In this book, students learn about:

personal boundaries

how to successfully maintain their own personal space

the importance of respecting the space of others.

This product can be printed out as a hard copy or projected onto the Smart Board for viewing.

This is a great resource to use as a whole class read aloud as well as for small group readings and individual use for students with autism or behavioral disorders.

This product includes multiple ideas for use in the classroom, including large group, small group, and individual instruction.

If you like this product, it is part of a series of Social Stories I have written and currently sell in my store! You can check out ALL my Social Stories HERE!

You may also like:
Social Skills Activities Personal Space Classroom Management Celebration Tag Set
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Diane Romo

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Students will easily learn and understand the importance of respecting personal space from reading and discussing this best selling social story. What better way to help guide little ones in their positive behavior decision making! In this book, students learn about: personal boundarieshow to succes...

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Free Social Story Lunch Room Behaviour: This Package Includes : 10 pages

This is a great social story for your students or Children. The free social story goes over the rules for good lunch room behaviour. A parent can read this social story to students to teach their child of rules and expectations of lunch room behaviour, this story can be used at school by a teacher or Teaching Assistant.

From our family to yours, we encourage learning and hope you enjoy these materials. I want to see all of our children reach their best potential.

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Lunch Room Behaviour Social Story: Pages 10

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Free Lunch Room Behaviour Social Story for children, able2learn provides free teaching resources, aba materials, esl, flaschards, picture recipes, and educational material for all children , math worksheets, language arts, social studies, social stories, inclusive of autism and other developmental disabilities

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I Can Follow The Rules At School Social Story

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Free Social Story I Can Follow Rules At School: This Package Includes : 15 pages

This is a great social story for your students or Children. The free social story goes over the Rules for School. This is a great story to prepare your child for the first day of school. A parent can read this social story to students to teach their child of rules and expectations of school behaviour, this story can be used at school by a teacher or Teaching Assistant.

This is a great ABA Resource, school education program, social story and free printable worksheet for your students as part of a home living program, parental resources and school program to reinforce important skills for children with Autism and other developmental disabilities.

The resource can be laminated for longevity and used in the classroom or at home to help your child learn an essential life skill.

Check out our other great social stories for teachers and students. We have many social stories you can download for your student.

From our family to yours, we encourage learning and hope you enjoy these materials. I want to see all of our children reach their best potential.

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I Can Follow The Rules At School: Social Story: Pages 15

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Free I Can Follow The Rules At School Social Story for children, able2learn provides free teaching resources, aba materials, esl, flaschards, picture recipes, and educational material for all children , math worksheets, language arts, social studies, social stories, inclusive of autism and other developmental disabilities

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Free Picture Day At School Social Story :

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Picture Day can be confusing to children. What is the expectations? What will happen? There are lights and, a change in the routine. This free social story will help prepare your child/student to Picture Day at School.

I have been creating a large selection of free social stories on school skills. Many of our children have difficulty with transition from ABA programs to school. Niam , my son who has autism , had many difficulties with transition. This social stories and others in the school section were designed to help and assist our children/ students with all the expectations of learning in a school environment.

Don't forget to check out Niam's beautiful artwork at www.niamjain.com. He is an accomplished artist. Watch his story and know anything and everything is possible. His story will inspire your.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/thenational/teen-with-autism-becomes-art-sensation-1.3755641
Remember make it fun.

This is a great free ABA Resource, school education program, social story and free printable worksheet for your students as part of a home living program, parental resources and school program to reinforce important skills for children with Autism and other developmental disabilities.

The resource can be laminated for longevity and used in the classroom or at home to help your child learn an essential life skill.

Check out our other great social stories for teachers and students. We have many social stories you can download for your student.

From our family to yours, we encourage learning and hope you enjoy these materials. I want to see all of our children reach their best potential.

Please leave some feedback and share us on social media.

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Picture Day At School Social Story: Pages 9

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Picture Day can be confusing to children. What is the expectations? What will happen? There are lights and, a change in the routine. This free social story will help prepare your child/student to Picture Day at School. I have been creating a large selection of free social stories on school skills.