This pack includes 50 different social stories including topics such as sharing, co-operation, problem solving and helping others. Each story is broken down into different parts and also includes an activity that reflects the social story. These stories can be printed as a booklet and then bound or placed in a file for ongoing use.

 Implementation Ideas/Suggestions 

• As a whole class you can work through each social story.
  
  
• These stories can be completed in any order you wish.
  
  
• The stories can be printed back to back to save on paper.
  
  
• Read through the different aspects of the social story with your class, pausing to discuss the questions.
  
  
• You can also read through the story as you have a few students role playing the situation as you go.
  
  
• There is an activity at the end that can be completed as a class or in small groups.
  
  
• Each story can be completed in one session or over a couple of sessions if you choose. 

 Topics Include: 

• Accepting Differences
• Actions Impact others
• Appreciation
• Asking for help
• Asking Permission
• Avoiding Conflict
• Being a good friend
• Being Confident
• Being first and last
• Being Respectful
• Being Responsible
• Body Language
• Clear Communication
• Compromising
• Conflict Resolution
• Cooperation
• Empathy and understanding
• Ending Conversations
• Expressing Feelings
• Eye Contact
• Facial Expression
• Following Directions
• Following Rules
• Forgiving
• Giving Compliments
• Giving Encouragment
• Good Sportsmanship
• Helping Others
• Holding Conversations
• Honesty
• Identifying Feelings
• Interupting
• Jealousy
• Multiple Friends
• Patience
• Peer Pressure
• Personal Space
• Praising Others
• Problem Solving
• Receiving Crticism
• Responding to bullys
• Saying Sorry
• Self Esteem
• Self Respect
• Sharing
• Starting Conversations
• Taking Turns
• Tattling
• Think before you speak
• Using Manners

This resource makes up part of the overall Your Teacher’s Pet Creature approach to developing social skills. While it works great on its own we always recommend pairing it with a Your Teacher's Pet Creature and our other related social skill resources.