Title

Road Safety Social Story & Visual Guide | SEN Community Life Skills

Short Description

Teach students essential pedestrian skills, street safety, and crossing rules with this step-by-step visual social story, ideal for SEN and autism support.

Full Dashboard Description

Help your SEN and autistic learners navigate outdoor environments and community spaces safely with this comprehensive Road Safety Social Story.

Designed for special education teachers, life skills coordinators, and parents, this resource breaks down critical pedestrian rules into clear, concrete steps. It covers walking on the pavement, holding hands or staying close, stopping at curb edges, looking and listening for cars, and safely using pedestrian crossings (like zebra crossings or traffic lights). Featuring simple, direct language and visual schedules, it reduces anxiety and builds essential independence for community-based trips.

Key Features:

• Step-by-Step Pedestrian Rules: Clear visual breakdowns of how to stop, look, listen, and cross the street safely.
• SEN-Friendly Formatting: Accessible language tailored for learners with autism (ASD), ADHD, anxiety, or developmental delays.
• Low-Prep & Practical: Ready to print as a mini-book or use digitally before heading out on community walks or school trips.

Equip your curriculum or home toolkit with a practical resource that promotes community safety, situational awareness, and independence. Download today from the TES store!

Dashboard Tags & Keywords

• Primary Categories: Special Educational Needs (SEN), Life Skills, PSHE & Citizenship
• Tags: Road safety, social story, pedestrian skills, community access, autism resources, life skills, street safety, transition support