Free Santa Social Story
Free Santa Social Story
Santa as a concept can be confusing to understand for some children. It can seem unusual to children that a white bearded man enters their home once a year at a time while they are asleep.
I designed this Santa Social Story to support my young son Jack understand who Santa is and what happens when Santa visits to deliver presents.
Jack like myself learns best through seeing, and so I have designed a series of visual resources to support my gorgeous Jack.
This week’s Social Story is all Santa. In this Social Story I explain with visuals what Santa is and where he lives, including his role at Christmas.
I would love to hear how you manage Christmas Anxiety your child may be going through so feel free to comment below or over on my FACEBOOK page.
You can find your free Printable Download here.
If you find this Social Story helpful you may also find the following Festive Social Story helpful. I created the next one to include various social situations your child may find themselves in over the Christmas period.
WHAT YOU NEED TO DO:
Print/laminate each A4 sheet of the social story
Once laminated cut each A4 Sheet in two, using the central black line as a guide. You will note that each A4 sheet essentially houses two pages of your social story.
When laminated and cut, you should have 10 half sheets
Use your chosen way to bind the sheets together. I have given some examples of different tools you can choose to use.
I have created the pages in such a way that you can omit or include pages as they apply to your child. Not every child will need to be reminded we don’t say to others who give gifts that we don’t like the presents etc so if it doesnt apply to your child you could omit that page.
With Jack, I will read through this Social Story every day from the 1st of December so by the time school finishes up he will have an excellent concrete understanding of what will happen over Christmas and when he will go back to school etc.
You can download your FREE Social Story here.
I really hope this Visual Guide is helpful for your child.
