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Social Stories for Boys | Autism Puberty Social Story Set
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Autism puberty social stories for boys to help males understand body changes in adolescence with a social story on masturbation, erections, being discrete, keeping clothes on, and wet dreams.
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The perfect way to teach about autism in puberty to adolescent boys whose bodies are changing is through puberty social stories.
Boys face many challenges when going through puberty but you can help!
Use 5 unique social stories to discuss puberty and growing up easily by reading detailed social narratives that focus on health, sexuality, and social situations.
Each autism puberty social story includes realistic drawings of the male body and detailed text to explain sexuality.
Each story was created to help those with autism understand puberty and what is happening to their bodies.
This Boys Autism Puberty set includes
- Being Discreet (concealing an erection in public) (19 pages)
- Private Parts (masturbating) (14 pages)
- Wet Dream (15 pages)
- Clothes On (12 pages)
- Hands on Top of Clothes (11 pages)
These male puberty stories are wonderful to use when presenting a unit on sexuality.
I have used these stories in the classroom and sent copies home to parents of students who need them.
A social narrative is the perfect tool to explain delicate issues to individuals with autism.
Many students have difficulty learning what actions are okay in private versus what is okay in public.
These narratives will help navigate the changes that are occurring to boys as they mature and understand appropriate behavior throughout puberty.
Want the male and female social story sets? Click here for Social Story Set for Boys and Girls in Puberty.
Great for any teenager, adolescent, or boy including those with
- Autism
- Aspergers
- PDD-NOS
- Emotional Disorder
- Language Impairment
- Downs Syndrome
Looking for the Spanish version of this set?
Use these autism puberty social stories for boys to help teach your students sexuality, discuss body changes with an adolescent at home, or to prevent or stop social conflicts with males with autism.
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Jenel B. –
One of our 7th grade students began experiencing things that come along with puberty. This helped us teach him what he might be experieincing!
CreativeChaos Hub –
This was so helpful for a few of my students with ASD and other disabilities as they are entering puberty and needing to learn the social norms/rules of some of these things.
Abbey B. –
Super easy to put together! Just print and laminate.
Jamie H. –
Very helpful for a student struggling with puberty. Health class was not helpful- he can refer to this resource as he needs to reassure him of what is happening to his body.
Kara Medrano –
The text is well written and helpful. I would have loved to have options with text only instead of having the symbol above every word (my student is way beyond this and I ended up whiting out). I was also very disappointed in the lack of skin tone representation. Mostly peach skin tone
Tiffany C. –
I loved the authenticity of the body part images. Many time we use images in social stories that are not anatomically correct and therefore the student is unable to comprehend it and apply the lesson. Awesome Resource!
Monica M. –
Great resource!
Brad S. –
It was very helpful to use for students with autism to help explain the changes which occur in their body.
Amy L. –
Thank you for sharing!
adam C. –
Excellent Resource
Kimberly C. –
Thank you for this resource.
Rosalind Kim –
great tool to share with parent specifically asking for one section in this packet.
lots of materials and topics in just this one packet!
Terri B. –
This resource is exactly what I was looking for. It covers everything in a simplistic, easy to understand way. Thank you!
Theresa A. –
Easy to use.
Succeeding on the Spectrum –
the materials I never want to make so I am so glad someone else did!!!!