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Going Back To School

3/29/2021

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A social story about going back to school –
  1. I will be going to school after being gone for a while. This will be a change for everyone.
  2. Instead of going to school online I will be learning in the classroom again.
  3. Some days, I may be doing both; going to school & learning online at home.
  4. This will be different, because I’ve been going to school at home.
  5. Even though it is different, I’m positive it will be okay.
  6. I will have classwork to do, a routine to follow.
  7. I’ve missed my teacher & friends, but I knew I’d see them again
  8. I will listen, follow the rules, I’ll be a helper.
  9. I will still be wearing a mask, social distancing, washing my hands, & having fun with it.
  10. I will have lots to tell my family about going back to school.
The main objective for any intervention strategy should be to help the child with autism cope and better understand behaviors, skills and communications; a Social Story makes it easier. Try making it in a 'comic strip' format. This WILL enable them to better cope with their environment, encounters and situations. This CAN HELP reduce their stress, confusion or anxiety. 
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    Just to let you know that I, Sara Luker, have put forth my best efforts in presenting interesting information about autism and to create the extended book reviews presented here on this website. I have permission from the authors to publish these Extended Book Reviews. This is just a sharing of stories of those who have gone on before you. Please, understand also that all health matters ALWAYS require professional medical decisions, diagnosis, and treatment by highly qualified and licensed individuals.

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