Social Stories: Learning for Life
Learning for life is a social and emotional regulation tool.
All episodes are based on Social Stories, the renowned ASD support tool created by Carol Gray. Each episode focuses on a skill for life, suitable for both home and school education and are suitable for Year 2 (KS1) through to KS3 and GCSEs. All stories are formatted in a lively comic book style with relatable characters. Each story has an accompanying e-book that can be shared after or read at the same time as watching the story.
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Learning for Life: Taking a Test
Tests are a part of learning. They can feel scary and often seem too hard. Is it ok to be worried about taking a test? Is it normal to feel like you just can't do it?
This follows the successful format of Carol Gray's Social Stories and supports all learners, not just those who are Neurodiverse...
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Learning for Life: Is Banter OK?
Banter is complicated. When is it OK to make a joke that might sound mean and why is that different to saying something that can be considered bullying? Banter is a part of growing up but it is important to understand when something is a joke and when it is just plain mean.
This story follows th...
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Learning for Life: Giving and Asking for Consent
As we grow and mature we need to become increasingly aware of the need for consent.
Consent allows you to be in control of your body and what happens to it. Whether it is as simple as holding a person's hand through wanting to kiss them, it is still important that we ask if it is OK to do it. C...
