Social Story | "At School I Wear Clothes |Teaches Body Privacy & Safety |Level 2

“At School I Wear Clothes” helps young learners understand why keeping their clothes and shoes on at school is important for privacy, safety, and the comfort of others. This supportive social story uses simple, direct language to teach appropriate clothing expectations while also showing students what they can do when their clothes feel uncomfortable. 📚 This Social Story Teaches: ✔ Keeping clothes on while at school ✔ Understanding body privacy ✔ Keeping private parts covered ✔ Wearing shoes inside and outside ✔ Understanding clothes and shoes as part of staying safe ✔ Recognizing that removing clothes at school is not a joke ✔ Respecting the comfort of others ✔ Knowing where privacy is appropriate ✔ Asking an adult for help when clothing feels uncomfortable 📄 What’s Included • Full social story booklet • Simple, student-friendly language • Bright, engaging illustrations • Print-ready pages • Access to digital Boom Cards version ✅ Perfect For: ⭐ Kindergarten through upper elementary ⭐ General education classrooms ⭐ Special education classrooms ⭐ Autism support classrooms ⭐ Students learning body privacy and safety ⭐ Students working on appropriate school behaviors ⭐ Counseling and SEL lessons ⭐ Behavior intervention supports ⭐ SLPs, teachers, psychologists, and support staff 💡 Ways to Use • Review before the school day begins • Teach or reinforce clothing expectations • Use during SEL or life-skills lessons • Add to behavior or visual-support folders • Review after clothing-related behaviors occur • Send home for parent support and carryover • Pair with classroom expectations and visual supports ❤️ Created With Young Learners in Mind This story is written to be supportive, clear, and developmentally appropriate for children who are learning about body privacy, clothing expectations, and how keeping their clothes and shoes on helps everyone feel safe and comfortable at school.