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Social Stories are a nice way to give language and a visual representation to a targeted social skill (e.g., handling frustration, greetings, tolerating changes, etc.). It won't change behavior on its own, and should be viewed as part of a package for behavior change. However, at the very least it can be a nice opener for having discussion with your learner about various topics. On this page you will find links to pages that will provide you with a multitude of social stories, and learn the different component required.
You will specifically find tools to help explain to your learner how to cope with social distancing and possible concerns regarding COVID-19.
Click on the picture to the left to hear a peer narrated social story about schools being closed.
Click on the picture to the left to hear a peer narrated social story about schools being closed.
Click here to access to the PDF to print and read to your learner.
Click on the picture to open a social story from Easter Seals about social distancing.
Click on the picture to open a social story from Easter Seals about social distancing.
Social Stories AutismHelper.pdfThe Autism Helper
The Autism Helper
This resource has 20 one page social stories on COVID related matters and more.
This will link you to a quick "how to" for writing a social story. Do not worry that it is written for teacher. They are useful tips for parents as well!
This will link you to a quick "how to" for writing a social story. Do not worry that it is written for teacher. They are useful tips for parents as well!
This will take you to PBIS world and give you a list of social story examples and a few more how to tips.
This will take you to PBIS world and give you a list of social story examples and a few more how to tips.
This is a link to Socially Skilled Kids. They provide social story resources for end of the year, and for transitioning back to school next year. Click the picture below to take you to free resources.
This is a link to Socially Skilled Kids. They provide social story resources for end of the year, and for transitioning back to school next year. Click the picture below to take you to free resources.
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