I CAN KEEP MY BODY CALM: VISUAL STORY: BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT

I CAN KEEP MY BODY CALM: SOCIAL STORY: BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT PAGES 8

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This Book Has 10 Pages

Teach your child to manage stress and keep their body calm with our visual social story for behaviour management, the social story book discusses what is a calm body, this book is ideal for your students who have autism, behaviour issues or another developmental disability.

The resource can be laminated for longevity and used in the classroom or at home to reward and motivate your child.

My son loves this book and reads it over and over again. I often find him reading it when no one is there, this makes me happy as he is trying to understand and remind himself of the various coping strategies. Read the story together, ask questions, use it for speech, comprehension and learning about behaviour management.

The world is full of complex rules, often difficult for our children to understand and navigate, sometimes our children may not be able to express themselves, or understand why a situation is occuring, this is when coping strategies can help the child navigate the world.

Check out our other great behavour mangement strategies for teachers and students. We have many social stories you can download for your student.

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 They are printable worksheets that are great  for Behaviour Mangement, preschoolers, early readers, visual learners and as Autism Education Resources



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12 Reviews

5
Great Resource for Us!

Posted by Unknown on 2017 Mar 15th

I have collected a number of these resources from your site : Able2 Learn. These are my "go-to" materials for our Self-Contained classroom. Thank-You!!
5
Nice product

Posted by Unknown on 2017 Mar 5th

This social story has all the correct steps to develop a social narrative.
5
Behavior Management

Posted by Unknown on 2017 Feb 14th

Thank you for this. This would be very helpful in teaching kids with special needs to control themselves from displaying atypical behavior.