A picture book about social skills for children with autism
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Description
Book Introduction
It was created for children with autism who process visual information well but have difficulty learning when explained only verbally.
By presenting verbal explanations along with pictures representing various social situations, we were able to attract the attention of children with autism and help them adapt their acquired social skills to reality.
The authors demonstrated through activities with students with autism that they learn more effectively when verbal explanations and instructions are supplemented with pictures.
This book will be particularly useful for children with autism, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, and learning disabilities.
By presenting verbal explanations along with pictures representing various social situations, we were able to attract the attention of children with autism and help them adapt their acquired social skills to reality.
The authors demonstrated through activities with students with autism that they learn more effectively when verbal explanations and instructions are supplemented with pictures.
This book will be particularly useful for children with autism, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, and learning disabilities.
index
part ONE
Characteristics of autism
Teaching social skills
About the Social Story Picture Book
Creating a One-Person Social Skills Picture Book
part TWO
Communication-related skills
Don't get too close
listening posture
Asking for Help I - Help me open the bottle cap.
Asking for Help II - Please Zip Up
Asking for Help III - Asking for Toys from Peers
Say hello
Listening (while talking)
Starting and maintaining a conversation (current)
Starting and maintaining a conversation (past)
End conversation
Introduce
Knowing When to Stop Talking (Simply Speaking)
Play-related skills
Ask to play
Join the game
divide
Compromise
Keeping order when playing
Play a game
When you lose a game
Skills related to emotions
Calm down
Empathize with other people's feelings
Accepting rejection
Handling mistakes
Try something new
How to deal with teasing
Try something difficult
References
Characteristics of autism
Teaching social skills
About the Social Story Picture Book
Creating a One-Person Social Skills Picture Book
part TWO
Communication-related skills
Don't get too close
listening posture
Asking for Help I - Help me open the bottle cap.
Asking for Help II - Please Zip Up
Asking for Help III - Asking for Toys from Peers
Say hello
Listening (while talking)
Starting and maintaining a conversation (current)
Starting and maintaining a conversation (past)
End conversation
Introduce
Knowing When to Stop Talking (Simply Speaking)
Play-related skills
Ask to play
Join the game
divide
Compromise
Keeping order when playing
Play a game
When you lose a game
Skills related to emotions
Calm down
Empathize with other people's feelings
Accepting rejection
Handling mistakes
Try something new
How to deal with teasing
Try something difficult
References
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 1, 2008
- Page count, weight, size: 232 pages | 752g | 188*254*20mm
- ISBN13: 9788958324492
- ISBN10: 895832449X
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