Bragging Social Story

This social story helps children understand what bragging is and how it can affect the people around them. It shows how talking too much about our achievements or belongings can sometimes make others feel uncomfortable or left out.
 
The story encourages children to feel proud of their successes while also being thoughtful about how they share them. It offers gentle examples of ways to talk about achievements in a kind and respectful way.
 
The overall focus is on helping children build empathy, practise humility, and develop positive friendships by being mindful of how their words might make others feel.
 
What’s Inside?
A 12-page social story
A shortened, hands-on version with removable picture pieces children can place on each page for added engagement
Ebook teaching slides suitable for small groups or whole-class lessons
 
Why Use This Social Story?
Social stories explain situations in simple, calm ways that are easy for kids to understand. They help children learn about social skills, expectations, and everyday situations. Social stories are especially helpful for kids on the autism spectrum or those who feel anxious when they don’t know what to expect.
 
How to Use This Story:
Read it with your child in a quiet setting where you can focus together.
Start by reading it twice with your child, then go over it regularly to reinforce the ideas.
Try to include the story in your child’s daily routine.
If the story is about changing a behaviour, read it when the behaviour happens (but not as a punishment).
Give lots of praise and keep the experience positive.
 
To make the story last, you might consider putting it in a display book or laminating the pages for regular use.