Going to a Theme Park
PREPARE YOUR CHILD WITH AUTISM TO GO TO A THEME PARK
Going to a Theme Park is a social narrative and like a social story explains what the child will see and do at the theme park. The story talks about how to “wait your turn”, sit down when going on the rides, and staying near an adult when at the theme park. The story comes with visuals that explain the steps of going on a ride. There are also visuals for your child to use to communicate her/his needs when at the park. There is a second celebratory story I Did a Good Job and Had Furn at the Theme Park that can be read after going to the park. There are also stickers that can be printed on labels and use to reinforce the positive behavior as it occurs.
Your purchase includes the following:
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social narrative Going to a Theme Park
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visuals to cue the child and for the child to communicate
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stickers to reinforce the positive behavior
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a celebratory social narrative I Did a Good Job and Had Fun at the Theme Park to reinforce the behavior
In order to purchase the digital copy of this story follow these simple steps:
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All Positively Prepared stories are written using positive language and simple illustrations/words to reduce visual clutter and increase understanding.
$5.00
