A collection of free social stories about hitting others and why it's not okay. Below you'll find free printable social stories, as well as video social stories, about aggression, hitting, kicking, biting, and more.

With colorful illustrations and easy-to-understand language, this social story is the perfect tool for parents, teachers, and therapists looking for a practical and effective way to help children with autism learn appropriate social skills.

From potty training and tooth brushing to learning not to hit and bite and simple self-regulation strategies, we’ve got 21 social story templates and apps to help your child with autism. Let’s start with the basics… What is a Social Story?

Jan 17, 2025 · A good hitting social story focuses on helping the child understand why they shouldn’t be hitting. A short social story would be best, depending on your child’s focus. It can explain how hitting hurts while helping them understand why they feel frustrated, angry, or …

Mar 3, 2011 · This is the social story I have to teach my autistic son not to hit his sister. I got this information from my son's Behavioral Therapist through the school system. I hope this is able to be printed and used by parents and educators to teach the child not to hit.

"No Hitting" is a social story for children to learn how to deal with frustration in positive, non-violent ways. This printable social story teaches children appropriate ways to respond to their emotions without hitting.

No Hitting Social Story. A social story about hitting and replacement behaviors instead of hitting. What’s included: Full page and half page social story versions. Color and black and white printer friendly versions. Activity included to check to understanding. Check out my many other social stories in my store! You might also like: Social ...

This social story uses visual aids to help students visualize good choices and bad choices. Each page has a short phrase that helps to outline desired behaviors. Read this social story with a group or one on one with your students.

Do you have students who have trouble keeping their hands to themselves or hitting other students when they are upset? A social story is especially helpful for students in need of special education (ESE) with autism, behavior disorders (like ADHD or ODD), or other special needs.

A social story provides a step-by-step explanation of No Hitting and what we can do instead to support ourselves. It puts into context what hitting means and why we should not do it. It provides practical supportive strategies we can use instead of hitting and hurting our friends.