Safe Hand and Safe Feet at School
Do you have a student with autism that hits or kicks others? Replace the negative language with positive language to increase the desired behavior by using this social story kit.
Help children learn how to keep their hands and feet safe and use their bodies appropriately with this practical Safe Hands and Feet Social Story Kit. This resource is designed to help children with autism and other developmental differences understand what safe hands and feet look like and why it is important to keep our bodies safe. The social story teaches children that hands and feet are for safe and helpful activities—not hitting, kicking, pushing, grabbing, pinching, or hurting others. It provides simple, child-friendly language and visuals to help children understand appropriate choices and practice safer behaviors. This kit can be used at school, daycare, therapy, or in other settings where a child needs support learning to use safe hands and feet.
Your Purchase Includes:
- Social Story: Safe Hands and Feet at School A child-friendly social story that teaches what it means to have safe hands and safe feet and how to keep our hands and feet to ourselves,
- Celebratory/Reinforcement Story I Used Safe Hands and Feet A positive story designed to reinforce safe choices and celebrate the child when they use safe hands and feet.
- Safe Hands & Feet Visuals Visual reminders that help children understand and remember what safe hands and feet look like.
- Printable Visual Reminders Easy-to-use visuals that can be posted at school or other settings to provide quick reminders throughout the day.
- Sticker Chart A simple reinforcement chart to encourage children to practice using safe hands and feet.
- Printable Stickers Printable stickers that can be used with the sticker chart to reinforce safe choices and progress.
- First/Then Board A visual support to help children understand what they can earn after they use safe hands or safe feet.
- Incentive Pictures Printable incentive visuals that can be used to motivate and reinforce appropriate behavior.
- Tips for Teachers: Teaching Safe Hands and Safe Feet
- Implementation Guide Suggestions for using the social story, celebratory story, visuals, stickers, sticker chart, First/Then board, and reinforcement activities.
- Assembly & Storage Directions Helpful directions for preparing, organizing, and storing the materials so they are easy to use again and again.
Great For:
✔️ Children with autism
✔️ Children who hit, kick, push, grab, or use unsafe hands or feet
✔️ Teaching safe hands and safe feet
✔️ Teaching personal space and body boundaries
✔️ Children who need visual support for behavior expectations
✔️ Classroom behavior support
✔️ Preschool and elementary students
✔️ Special education classrooms
✔️ Teachers and paraprofessionals
✔️ Speech therapists, OTs, and other professionals
All Positively Prepared stories are written using positive language and simple illustrations/words to reduce visual clutter and increase understanding.
Social Story™ and Social Stories™ are trademarks of Carol Gray. This product is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or created by Carol Gray.
$8.00
