Educating Everyone 4 LifeAll About Bullying Social Story – Bullying can be hurtful. This 13-page printable social story defines bullying and provides children with a plan if they are a victim to this type of behavior.
This story about bullying will help children on the autism spectrum, children in the general education classroom, children in the special education class, or children in an inclusive classroom.
This resource includes:
- a color copy of the story to project and guide your discussion, or to print out for your classroom library
- a black and white copy so students can have their own booklet to color and read.
- desk cards for visual reminders
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Student Reflections – Behavior Think Sheets
Interactive Notebook- Social Skills
Social And Emotional Activity Pack
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