Being a Good Friend Social Story Making and Playing with Friends Autism Skills
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Understanding social situations and following society’s norms are a vital piece to the puzzle for school and life success. Well managed classrooms clearly define the rules and create a conducive environment for all students to learn. To create such a classroom, use social narratives as a way to exPrice $49.99Original Price $71.46Save $21.47
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Social stories for friendship including being a good friend, making friends, and playing with friends help students who face social challenges when around other people in school and other common social settings. Discuss how to make friends with others by reading detailed social stories that focus on friendship skills including communication and appropriate actions.
This set of five social stories about friends includes
★ Making Friends (18 pages)
★ Other Friends (14 pages)
★ Blaming Others (27 pages)
★ My Friends Remember Me (17 pages)
★ Being a Friend to Myself (24 pages)
I have used these social stories for friendship in the classroom and sent copies home to parents of students who need them. A social narrative is the perfect tool to explain delicate issues to individuals with autism. Many students have difficulty learning what a friend is, how to be a friend, and how to keep friends. These narratives will help explain appropriate actions when socializing with peers.
Great for any child including those with
• Autism (ASD)
• Aspergers
• PDD-NOS
• Emotional Disorder (ED)
• Language Impairment
• Downs Syndrome
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