Classroom Procedures | 1-Page Social Stories Growing Bundle | Elementary

These one-page social stories walks students through the steps of different classroom and school procedures. Social stories or social narratives like these are an evidence-based teaching strategy & support for Autistic students. Focused on and includes real photos of elementary-aged students. Objective: Individuals will use these social stories as they learn and practice school procedures. One-page social stories like these are best for students who read and can benefit from having a one page social story tool instead of a booklet. Note: This bundle is a growing bundle, in that social stories will be added over time. Below is the full list of social stories to be included by 9/15. 20+ Social Stories Included: Lining Up for the Cafeteria Getting Food in the Cafeteria Going to Class in the Morning Fire Drills End of the School Day Going to Gym Class Going to Music Class Going to Art Class Going to Specials Going to the Computer Lab Going to the Library Recess Indoor Recess Late Start Days Half Days School Assembly Morning Announcements Lockdown Drills Walking in the Hallway Doing Homework Working in a Group Working with a Partner Going to the Restroom If you would like to see a social story included in this list, let us know! You can email us at hello@autismgrownup.com WHAT’S INSIDE EACH SOCIAL STORY? Resource Guide About the Resource Using the Resource Resource Walkthrough 2 Types of Social Stories All Text With Images Printable Social Story Digital + Editable Social Story Google Link + PowerPoint Editable in the digital versions Includes a page to replace the images used Data Collection Sheet Implementation Checklist SUGGESTED USES: While you can use these social stories in a variety of ways in the classroom, some suggested uses are included below: Teaching classroom and school procedures Practicing routines Focusing on a specific component of a routine Reminders Re-teaching and supporting certain skills Daily routines Goals for navigating the school independently with a social story accommodation like this Send home to prepare with parents/caregivers You can email us at hello@autismgrownup.com if you have any feedback, questions, and/or requests for resources.