Details
Pages
22 Pages
Social Emotional
Relationship Skills, Self-Awareness, Social-Awareness
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
Kindergarten, Pre-K, 1st, 2nd
Resource Type
Printables
Standard
CASEL Social Emotional Learning Competencies
Description
This 22-page social narrative "What is Autism" is an ideal way to introduce Autism Acceptance Month or Autism Awareness month or just a great way to explain what autism is for children both autistic kids or their neurotypical peers. It explains what autism is from a strength-based perspective. It is written to help children understand what it means to have autism and how differently autism can look in different individuals but emphasizes that it is these differences that make the world a more colorful place. The last page includes discussion questions that have picture prompts to help assess student understanding and expand on their knowledge.
This autism social narrative features photographs and simple text and would be a great resource for young children with autism or special education needs who benefit from explicit teaching of social skills and visual supports.
This social skills story is similar to a social story but is more conversational and interactive and less directive than traditional social stories. The social narrative features individuals of a variety of ethnicities, genders, and ages.
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This autism social narrative features photographs and simple text and would be a great resource for young children with autism or special education needs who benefit from explicit teaching of social skills and visual supports.
This social skills story is similar to a social story but is more conversational and interactive and less directive than traditional social stories. The social narrative features individuals of a variety of ethnicities, genders, and ages.
❤️Thank you so much for buying this resource!
This 22-page social narrative "What is Autism" is an ideal way to introduce Autism Acceptance Month or Autism Awareness month or just a great way to explain what autism is for children both autistic kids or their neurotypical peers. It... more
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