Waiting at School
Do you have a student with autism that has difficulty “waiting” to talk or take a turn? Teach patience and self-regulation with this supportive social narrative about waiting at school.
Like a social story this social narrative explains why we wait at school. This story uses simple language and visuals to explain different scenarios at school when we have to wait. It is a valuable tool for promoting emotional control and positive classroom behavior. There is a bonus celebratory story I Waited at School to read after the student is successful.
Your purchase includes the following:
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A social narrative Waiting at School to teach why and when we need to wait at school.
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A bonus celebratory social narrative I Waited at School that can be read to the student after the positive behavior is observed.
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Visual – a wait card to cue the child to “wait”
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A handout with directions on how to teach “wait”
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A worksheet to document with the student when she “waited”
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Stickers that can be printed on labels and used to reinforce the behavior as it occurs and/or use with an existing behavior plan.
n 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.
$6.00
