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Photo Social Stories: Set of 4

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$73.7 $103.8 In stock

Category: Therapy Games Therapeutic Games Social Skills Games Communication Games Self-Esteem Games

Photo Social Stories

These card games teach basic social concepts that children need to behave appropriately in all kinds of settings. Each card presents a color photograph of a social situation on one side and The Story, The Facts, and Questions on the reverse. The Story explains what is happening in the photo, The Facts quickly list essential details (ideal for concrete thinkers), and Questions encourage discussion. Use Photo Social Stories to increase kids’ understanding of and comfort in typical social situations.

Each card game includes Instructions and 35 4½" × 6" cards.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Lily ★★★★★

The situations on these cards are so everyday and true-to-life that my son actually recognizes himself in them. We've been using one card per dinner conversation, and he's already bringing up how he'd handle the playground conflict on card 14.

Eva Y. ★★★★☆

The photos are clear and relatable for my son, which actually gets him talking about tricky situations. I just wish the cards were a bit more durable for everyday use.