Riding on the School Bus
DOES YOUR CHILD OR STUDENT WITH AUTISM STRUGGLE WITH RIDING THE BUS?
Like a social story this social narrative uses simple language and visuals to prepare your student for riding the bus to school and riding the bus home. This story explains the importance of being safe like staying in his/her seat and keeping his/her seat belt on during the bus ride. It also describes the sounds and sensations related to riding on the bus. A great tool for building independence, reducing stress, and encouraging positive behavior during transportation. There is a bonus celebratory story I Rode the Bus that can be used to celebrate the positive behavior of riding the bus.
Your purchase includes the following:
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A social narrative Riding the Bus to School explaining what to do on the bus to be safe and the sounds and sensations associated with riding the bus.
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A bonus celebratory social narrative I Rode the Bus that can be read to the child after he/she rides the bus to school and after she rides the bus home.
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Visuals- picture sequence of steps involved in riding the bus.
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Visual – picture cards to cue the child on the safe behaviors during the bus ride to school and the bus ride home.
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Stickers that can be printed on labels and used to reinforce positive behavior as it occurs and/or use with an existing behavior plan.
In order to purchase the digital copy of this story follow these simple steps:
- click gender and add to cart on this website
- sign up for a free membership on Teacher Pay Teachers
- continue your purchase on Teacher Pay Teachers and download the story
- your download(s) can be accessed on Teachers Pay Teachers at any time multiple times
All Positively Prepared stories are written using positive language and simple illustrations/words to reduce visual clutter and increase understanding.
$7.00
