Below are some short stories about topical social issues read by staff members on topics geared specifically for young children. 

Going Back to School: A Social Story about Separation Anxiety

A social story that can help children cope with the changes involved with going back to school and their parents going back to work.

Going Back to School - Printable Version

My Day at the Beach

A short social story read to young children about their adventures at the beach.

My Day at the Beach - Printable Version

Taking your kids to the beach - Tip Sheet for Parents

I'm Tired of Covid! Pandemic Fatigue

What can we do when we are still in the middle of this pandemic? Here are some activity ideas to do with young children.

Pandemic Fatigue - Printable Version

Why are Vaccines Important?

In this social story for young children, we explain what vaccines are and why we need them.

Why are Vaccines Important? - Printable Version

Fresh Air Therapy

This social story gives an introduction to doing a therapy session outdoors. 

Fresh Air Therapy - printable version

What is Telehealth?

This short story explains to younger children how telehealth works and its benefits.

What is Telehealth? - Printable Version

Celebrations

Holidays may have to be celebrated a little differently this year, but there are still plenty of ways to celebrate!

Celebrations - Printable Version

If Someone I Love Gets Sick

This social story explains to young children what they can do when a loved one gets sick.

If Someone I Love Gets Sick - Printable Version

What to Do When the Grown-Ups are Working

This social story gives young children ideas of how they can occupy themselves while their parents are working from home.

What to Do when the grown-ups are working - printable version

Getting a Coronavirus Test

Being tested for coronavirus can be scary for young children, so this social story explains the process and why it is necessary.

Getting a coronavirus test - printable version

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