Classroom Procedures | 1-Page Social Story Growing Bundle | Middle & High School

Description

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 students in middle and high school.

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.

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 Art Class
• Going to Electives
• Going to the Computer Lab
• Going to the Library
• 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.