Feeling Calm with Special Smells and Sensations
Help your child explore calming smells and sensations with this engaging printable social story. Perfect for enhancing emotional regulation and communication skills.
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Feeling Calm with Special Smells and Sensations
Sometimes, I like to put my hand under Mum's arm and smell it.
My body likes certain smells and feelings that make me happy.
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What's Inside
Inside, find engaging sentences and illustrations that help children discover calming smells and sensations.
About This Story
This printable social story helps children understand how certain smells and sensations can promote calmness and happiness. Through relatable sentences, kids learn to identify what makes them feel good.
Key features include:
- Engaging illustrations
- Simple, relatable sentences
- Supports emotional regulation
Disclaimer: This resource supports learning. It does not replace professional advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I use this social story?
Read it with your child to help them understand calming techniques.
What age group is this story suitable for?
This story is designed for preschool-aged children.
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