Name: Social Stories Bundle, Huge Collection of Stories
SKU: TeachAut480
Price: 128.00 USD
Availability: InStock

This is a collection of over 80 different social stories that are perfect for visual learners, special education, autism students etc. The stories are a great, visual way to explain different activities, life skills and situations to students while helping to promote independence.

Many students with autism are visual learners and like to learn through seeing something in action. These book come complete with matching and simple yet engaging graphics to help describe what is being said on the page.

Comes in col option only – no b/w availability, however you can print in grayscale.

★ This is a bundle of social stories that are currently available on my store. However, I am often sent request of new social stories to make, and these will be added here, meaning this bundle has the opportunity to continuously keep growing, depending on the demand for new stories. I recommend purchasing as early as possible, as the price will go up, when the bundle size increases. ★

The books included so far are;

♦ Biting. View here.

♦ Brushing Hair. View here.

♦ Getting Dressed. View here.

♦ Going on a Plane. View here.

♦ Going to Hairdressers. View here.

♦ Brushing Teeth. View here.

♦ Going to School. View here.

♦ Going to the Toilet. – Boy and Girl option. View here.

♦ Going to the Zoo. View here.

♦ Hitting. View here.

♦ Taking a Bath. View here.

♦ General behavior / behaviour. View here.

♦ Going to Dentist. View here.

♦ Going to the Doctors. View here.

♦ Halloween. View here.

♦ What are hands for? View here.

♦ Having a Shower. View here.

♦ Sharing. View here.

♦ Washing Hands. View here.

♦ Going to the Beach. View here.

♦ Going to Cinema / Movies. View here.

♦ Going Shopping. View here.

♦ Personal Space. View here.

♦ Swearing. View here.

♦ Spitting. View here.

♦ It’s Ok Not to Win. View here.

♦ Strangers. View here.

♦ What to Wear. View here.

♦ Stealing. View here.

♦ Having a Supply Teacher. View here.

♦ A New School Uniform. View here.

♦ Calming Down. View here.

♦ Fire Drill. View here.

♦ Getting Changed for PE. View here.

♦ Getting Changed for Swimming. View here.

♦ Getting my Period. View here.

♦ Going on Holiday with 1 Parent. View here.

♦ Going to a New School. View here.

♦ Going to a Party. View here.

♦ I Have 2 Homes. View here.

♦ I Have 2 Mums. View here.

♦ I Have 2 Dads. View here.

♦ Healthy Eating. View here.

♦ Going to a Restaurant. View here.

♦ Losing Someone – Death. View here.

♦ Losing a Tooth. View here.

♦ Getting a Job.View here.

♦ Meeting New People. View here.

♦ Missing My Family in School.View here.

♦ Moving House.View here.

♦ Snow Day at School. View here.

♦ What Goes in My Mouth? View here.

♦ What Are Private Parts? View here.

♦ Visiting Santa. View here.

♦ Valentine’s Day. View here.

♦ Trying New Foods. View here.

♦ Going To The Farm. View here.

♦ Tidying Up. View here.

♦ Going to Assembly. View here.

♦ Saying Sorry. View here.

♦ Saying Goodbye to Mummy and Daddy at School. View here.

♦ Rules for School. View here.

♦ Picking My Nose. View here.

♦ My Teacher is Having a Baby. View here.

♦ My Friend Has Autism. View here.

♦ Mummy is Having a Baby. View here.

♦ If I See a Fire. View here.

♦ A New Student in Class. View here.

♦ Having My Nails Cut. View here.

♦ Having Different Opinions. View here.

♦ Lockdown Drill. View here.

♦ Lost in a Store. View here.

♦ Staying Safe in the Kitchen. View here.

♦ Telling Lies. View here.

♦ On the Playground. View here.

♦ Jealousy. View here.

♦ Going to Church. View here.

♦ My Annual Review. View here.

♦ Working in a Group. View here.

♦ Making a Mistake. View here.

♦ Wearing Glasses. View here.

♦ It’s My Birthday. View here.

♦ It’s Not My Birthday. View here.

♦ Getting Arrested. View here.

♦ Greeting People I Know. View here.

♦ Bonfire Night. View here.

★ If you have any suggestions/requests for any upcoming social stories, please contact me through the Q&A tab. ★

I recommend printing out each of the individual pages, laminating them and then binding them into a book so it will be easier for students to read – or be read to, as well as being stronger and longer lasting. You can use only the pages that you feel most relevant.