These are personalizable storybooks in which you can customize the illustrations to the child's appearance based on gender, hair style, hair color, skin color, eye color, glasses, and method of communication (words, sign language, picture exchange communication system, and augmentative communication device). You can also alter the text to personalize the story's content to truly address an individual's needs and help them connect with the topics. Build a special book together for a fun and creative activity or let a child know you care by creating a book just for them. These personalized and interactive books will also motivate reluctant readers and be helpful in working on sequencing and transitioning skills.
Social Skills Collection #3 contains the following 6 books:
1. "My Space, Your Space" is a 13 page book that discusses appropriate personal space during conversations as well as appropriate personal space based on relationships. Includes customization of child specific space concerns, guardian, friend's name, teacher's name, hometown, and examples of people the child should and should not hug. SBL1 $8.99
2. "Other People's Point of View" is an 14 page book that discusses sharing your views as well as listening to, understanding, and respecting another person's point of view. Customization includes the child's name, hometown, favorite activity/object, beliefs, times when the child has difficulty understanding another person's point of view, and why it is important to respect another person's views. SBL2 $8.99
3. "Getting Along with People" is a 15 page book that discusses treating others how you want to be treated, thinking before you act and speak, resolving conflict, and responding appropriately to emotions (angry, sad, and excited). It includes customization of child specific actions, words, and conflict resolution, as well as, friend’s name, hometown, and guardian. SBL5 $8.99
4. "Having a Conversation" is a 13 page book that discusses being a good conversationalist including taking turns, listening, maintaining personal space, and making eye contact. Includes customization of the child's favorite subject, appropriate times for discussing this subject, hometown, friend's name, and voice and/or articulation. SBL13 $8.99
5. "Playing Together" is a 15 page book that discusses taking turns, following the rules, respecting others, and showing good sportsmanship. Customization includes the child's name, hometown, favorite game, game rules, and specific play skills. SBL14 $8.99
6. "Everyone is Different" is a 13 page book that discusses differences between people including gender, race, physical abilities, and interests. The book includes personalization of the child's name, teacher's name, hometown, friends, school, and the specific things that make them different. SBL19 $8.99
Social Skills Collection #3 (6 Books) SBL104 $48.50 (Save 10%)
Purchase a subscription card that gives you internet access to print the books ordered for 1 year with unlimited copies for an unlimited number of students. Your password gives you the capability to print the customizable books in color or in black and white to be used as a coloring book. Worksheets are also included for working on additional skills.
Success Story Subscriptions can be purchased individually for $8.99 each, as a set of any 6-11 stories with a 10% discount or as a set of any 12 or more stories with a 15% discount. If you order sets of these books via our online catalog we will make a manual adjustment to include the discount when we process your order.
These books are excellent for all children, normally developing and those with special needs. The books are especially good for children diagnosed with autism and aspergers and other developmental delays as they are high in visual supports.
Since we will only be mailing you a card with a code providing internet access for customizing and printing each book ordered, any shipping charges for these books will be manually reduced to zero when we process your order.
Monitoring Materials are also available for use with these books to document progress towards meeting individualized education plan goals (IEP goals), to record behavior and behavior modification, and to have a greater understanding of an intervention's efficacy. For more information please see "Monitoring Materials" product SBL109. |
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