This is a simple social story to help young students or special education students understand the rule of staying in your seat.

Social Stories are a great tool when teaching children with autism or special needs children about social situations and how to follow the rules. The language is straight forward and direct, but also fun and imaginative.

You can use this as a multimedia presentation or make a printable book for your student or class. It will improve student behavior and will help support teachers in instructing social skills to students.

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This Resource Includes The Following:

1. Color version to project during lessons or print for your classroom library
2. Black and white version for students to color and read to reinforce concepts

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Listening In The Classroom

Social And Emotional Skills Bundle

Social Stories

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