I am Going to the Hospital to Have Surgery
A GREAT TOOL TO USE WITH KIDS WITH AUTISM! A prepared child is a less anxious child. We as adults are always educated on the process of having surgery so let’s provide that to our kids with autism.
Help children understand and prepare for surgery with this comforting social narrative. Like a social story this social narrative uses clear visuals and simple language to explain what surgery is and what to expect before and after surgery. It goes through each step of going to the hospital starting with getting to the hospital, changing into a gown, getting an IV, and waking up. It also talks about what the desired behavior is when getting ready to go into surgery and when you wake up from surgery. A valuable tool for easing fears, building trust, and promoting emotional readiness for medical procedures. After surgery there is bonus celebratory social narrative I Did a Good Job at the Hospital that can be read after surgery
Your purchase includes the following:
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A social narrative I am Going to the Hospital for Surgery that explains the steps involved in getting surgery.
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A bonus celebratory social narrative I Did a Good Job at the Hospital to read after the surgery.
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Stickers to reinforce the child before and after the surgery.
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Visuals showing the steps involved in getting surgery to cue the child before and after surgery.
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.
$6.00
