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Autism: Easter Social Stories

  • Writer: Cory Morrison
    Cory Morrison
  • Apr 14, 2022
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 14, 2022

I decided to create some social stories to not just help parents of people with autism to help their child, but for anyone where these social stories may be useful. Click on the arrows below to view the stories.

Easter egg hunts

Many children, including myself, enjoy Easter egg hunts.

I enjoy winning and want to find the most eggs.

If I don't win, I may get super mad.

When that happens, my whole family feels sad.

Not many people will want to talk to me.

If I do win, I'll be proud.

I can't always win, though.

If I don't win, that's okay. I will stay in control.

Everyone is happy with me when I keep my cool.


Easter egg hunt
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Kinder eggs

I really like Kinder eggs.

They are my favourite chocolate products.

An Easter without them may not be the same.

However, there is a recall because they may have salmonella.

I don't want to get sick.

I will eat another chocolate product.

My parents will be proud of me for being flexible.


Kinder Eggs
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Shopping at stores

At certain times of the year, stores can be busy.

Easter is an especially busy time because many people want to get goodies for their Easter celebrations.

I like grocery shopping, but sometimes I get mad when there are crowds or when it takes a long time to get everything or line up.

I will stay calm and make the most of the experience.

I can look at the special Easter items on sale.

I can greet store employees and other customers.

I can nicely talk with my family.

My parents are proud of me when I handle a long, busy shopping trip well.


Supermarket
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Trying new foods

At Easter, we will have a big ham dinner.

I prefer eating certain foods.

It's always great to try new foods, though.

The rule in our house is "One bite to see if we like it".

I will take a bite of my ham, mashed potatoes and veggies.

If I don't like what I tried, I will calmly say so.

If i do like the food, I will continue eating it.

My family loves it when I try new foods.


Easter dinner
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