Social Story - Peer Pressure
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Introduction to Social Stories
By Sherry Pardy, Natasha Lupiani, and Anna Warfield
The concept of Social Stories was created by Carol Gray in 1991 to use with children and adults with autism in order to better assist them with a variety of social situations. Today the use of social stories has expanded to all types of students, including those with significant communication deficits. Learn more about how you can use social stories with your students!
Social Stories for Teens: Overcoming Everyday Challenges
by Natasha Lupiani
Social Stories are not just for younger students; they can be useful for all ages, including teenagers. Use storyboards as a non-threatening way to start otherwise awkward conversations with teenage students.
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Storyboard Description
A Social Story for peer pressure. Use social scenarios for teens and free social stories printables today!
Storyboard Text
- PARTY INVITATION
- Uh, ok...That sounds like fun!
- Hey, my parents will be gone this weekend, you should come to my party!
- AT THE PARTY
- Oh man, how do I get out of this? I don't want to drink!
- Have a drink, you will have more fun!
- THE ESCAPE
- Sorry, I can't stay. I have a really busy weekend.
- Aww, that's no fun. Well, see you Monday!
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