Social Skills Stories Bundles

Introduce your child or students to essential social narratives in an affirming, respectful manner that acknowledges and celebrates neurodiversity. This specially curated bundle includes topics on: I Stim & Stimming Feels Good: These narratives are a vibrant celebration of stimming. Through these pages, we unfold the joy and necessity of stimming, inviting neurotypical peers to step into a world where stimming is understood as a positive and essential aspect of being. I Stim: An 11-page journey that honors the beauty and validity of stimming. Stimming Feels Good: A 12-page exploration designed for neurotypical peers to discover the joyous world of stimming, promoting acceptance and understanding. Empathetic Perspective Taking: Spanning 14 pages, this story revolutionizes the concept of perspective-taking. No longer a one-way street, we champion a world where understanding is a shared dance, encouraging everyone to participate in mutual empathy and connection. Perseveration, Celebrated: For neurodivergent learners, a 16-page tribute to the deep, passionate interests that fuel them, offering insights into navigating the social world with confidence. A 13-page guide for neurotypical peers, inviting them to marvel at the intense passions of neurodivergent friends, recognizing these focused interests as a profound form of intelligence. Special Features: Edit with Ease on Google Slides: Personalize your narratives, making every story resonate even more deeply with its readers by adding names or changing visuals. Your Choice of Format: Whether you prefer the tactile feel of a printed book or the convenience of digital access, these stories adapt to fit your world. This bundle isn’t just a collection of stories; it’s an invitation to walk a path of inclusion, empathy, and celebration. Perfect for families, educators, and therapists, it stands as a powerful tool in advocating for a world where every neurodivergent trait is not just accepted but embraced with joy. Step into a future where diversity is not just recognized but cherished with our Empowering Neurodiversity Bundle.

Get our full Social Skills Stories library at your finger tips... 70,123+ social skill stories sold... and we're just getting started! Our SLP Meg writes all of our social skill stories. She uses her classroom experience and combines it with being the mom of an autistic son to create stories that empower and engage. Get the bundle and get all of our new stories free whenever they're released. Direct social skills instruction is extremely beneficial to students with special needs.  These can be used before an upcoming event or read regularly.    Get all of our new stories FREE whenever they're released. School Social Narratives School Fire Drill  Lockdown Drill Earthquake Drill  Tornado Drill Substitute Teacher Keeping My Clothes on at School   Joining My Class Classroom Conversations (Think, Pair, Share) Bullying Going On a Field-trip New Class Going to Middle School Going to High School Not Answering For Others Riding the Bus  Keeping My Shoes On I Can Control My Volume Phone at School  Feeling Upset When I Don't Get Called On Safety With Sharp Objects: Scissors  Understanding an Injury (teacher/adult recovering from an injury)  Understanding School's No Pornography Rules  Hygiene Social Narratives   Hygiene  All About Hygiene  Nose Picking Toilet Accidents Wiping Myself Washing My Hands Before Cooking Leaving My Clothes On In the Restroom Hand Washing Social Skills Social Narratives   Social Skills  Accepting Feedback Using Appropriate Language (No Swearing) It's Okay to Lose Giving Compliments Feeling Sick (how to tell an adult)  Grieving for the Loss of a Loved One  Passing Gas Moving Private Parts Spitting Pulling Hair  Greetings Personal Space Puberty Social Narratives  Masturbation (2 books: male / female)  Putting On A Pad (Menstrual Cycle for Girls)  Erections (puberty for boys) My Voice is Changing (puberty for boys) I Need To Use Deodorant I Have a Boyfriends/ Girlfriend  My Crush Doesn't Feel The Same Way Shaving Private Parts Getting My Period Wearing a Bra  Acne Community Social Narratives   Community Crossing the Street Getting a Haircut Eating With Utensils Keeping My Shoes On I Can Control My Volume Going to the Optometrist Going to the Dentist List of All Narratives Included Today  School Life Fire Drill  Substitute Teacher Keeping My Clothes on at School   Joining My Class Classroom Conversations (Think, Pair, Share) Bullying Going On a Field-trip New Class Going to Middle School Going to High School Not Answering For Others Riding the Bus  Keeping My Shoes On I Can Control My Volume Phone at School  Respecting School Property Hygiene  All About Hygiene  Nose Picking Sneezing Toilet Accidents Wiping Myself Washing My Hands Before Cooking Leaving My Clothes On In The Restroom  Hand Washing Social Skills  Accepting Feedback Using Appropriate Language (No Swearing) It's Okay to Lose Giving Compliments Feeling Sick (how to tell an adult)  Grieving for the Loss of a Loved One  Passing Gas Moving Private Parts Dressing for a Job Interview  Handshake Spitting Biting Pulling Hair  Personal Space Feeling Jealous/ Sharing Friends    Puberty  Masturbation (2 books: male / female)  Putting On A Pad (Menstrual Cycle for Girls)  Erections (puberty for boys) My Voice is Changing (puberty for boys) I Need To Use Deodorant I Have a Boyfriends/ Girlfriend  My Crush Doesn't Feel The Same Way Shaving Private Parts Getting My Period Wearing a Bra  Acne  Community Crossing the Street Getting a Haircut Eating With Utensils Keeping My Shoes On I Can Control My Volume Going to the Library Going to the Movies  Holidays Going Trick or Treating Miscellaneous  Broken Arm Broken Leg  Sleeping at Night Wearing a Jacket Wearing Glasses Wearing Sunscreen More to COME!   This set will continue to grow! As we add in new stories, you will receive an email with the update. Each time we add in a new story the price will go up!   You can also make a request!!! Click ask a question or send us a quick email (krystie@adapted4specialed.com) if you have a specific social story you'd like made! (we can't make everything, but we'll do our best to create all popular requests) 

This bundle of social skills stories provides the language and visuals needed to talk about some of the common situations adolescents experience during puberty. From acne to shaving, erections to periods, this resource provides all you need to help middle and high schoolers feel comfortable and confident as they navigate these sometimes difficult years. Each story is written by an SLP in clear and concise language, accompanied by helpful visuals. All stories are editable, so you can change them to address each adolescent's unique needs.  Social Skills Stories:  Puberty  Acne I Need To Use Deodorant Private Parts I Have a Boyfriends/ Girlfriend  My Crush Doesn't Feel The Same Way Kinds of Kisses Male: Shaving Erections  My Voice is Changing  Masturbation Female: Masturbation Putting On A Pad Getting My Period Period Underwear Wearing a Bra If we've missed one, send in a request and we'll work on making the story.

Looking for a fun and engaging way to help adolescents learn classroom expectations? Look no further than the Classroom Expectations Social Skills Story Bundle! This bundle of stories is specifically designed to help adolescents navigate social skills, written by SLPs in clear and concise language, accompanied by helpful visuals. Plus, all stories are editable so you can change them to address each adolescent's unique needs. So why wait? Get your Classroom Expectations Social Skills Story Bundle today! School Expectation Social Stories Keeping My Clothes On at School Keeping My Shoes On at School Listening Controlling My Volume Elopement / Running Away Personal Space Silly vs. Serious Accepting Feedback Back to Class/ Joining My Class Not Answering for Others Classroom Conversations (think, pair, share) Watching Videos at School Wearing my Glasses Finishing My Work When I don't Get to Answer When Other Students Have Big Feelings I'm Responsible for My Things Using My Phone at School Taking my Time with my Work Respecting School Property When Time is Up: Transitioning to the Next Thing

Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your child about bathroom behavior? Look no further than Social Skills Stories Bathroom Bundle. From toilet accidents to washing hands, this bundle has everything you need to help your child learn about appropriate bathroom behavior.  Toilet Accidents  Passing Gas Wiping Myself Keeping My Clothes on in the Bathroom Public Restrooms Washing Hands Where Can I Pee? Plus, save over 30% by purchasing this bundle! With colorful photographs and simple text, these social skills stories are sure to grab your student's/child's attention and help them learn proper bathroom etiquette in a fun and entertaining way. 7 Bathroom Social Skills Stories Editable Text Print and bind into a book, or just read it digitally on any of your devices. P.S. If you like this book, you may be interested in checking out our full collection of bathroom related social narratives. Editable Want to edit this book?  Possibly add in a student name or change a picture? 📷 You can do that now! Just click the link in the back of the book and you'll be taken to an editable version saved in google slides! 💻

Making the transition to school can be tough for any adolescent. They suddenly have to juggle a lot of different expectations and social cues. That's why we created the School Expectations Social Skills Story Bundle. This bundle of stories is specifically designed to help adolescents navigate the expectations they'll come across at school. They're written by SLPs in clear and concise language, accompanied by helpful visuals. Plus, all stories are editable so you can change them to address each adolescent's unique needs. With this bundle, you'll get: a story about each of the topics listed below... School Expectation Social Stories: Keeping My Clothes On at School Keeping My Shoes On at School Spitting Scratching  Elopement Biting Pulling Hair Recess Riding the Bus Wearing a Jacket I'm in a Relationship: Having a Boyfriend/Girlfriend at School Using My Phone at School Respecting School Property Scratching Cafeteria/ Lunchroom Where Can I Pee? Public Urination