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Enhance Community Safety Awareness with our Engaging “Who is a Stranger” Social Story.

Designed to support children with Autism, this comprehensive resource delves into the important topic of stranger safety. Empower your students with the knowledge and skills they need to navigate encounters with strangers confidently.

Through an engaging narrative and visual aids, our social story covers key aspects, including:

  1. Defining a Stranger: Understand the concept of strangers and learn to differentiate them from familiar individuals.
  2. Reacting to Strangers: Discover effective strategies for responding when encountering a stranger, emphasizing safety and caution.
  3. The Dangers of Engaging with Strangers: Explore why it’s crucial to refrain from engaging in conversations or interactions with unfamiliar individuals.
  4. Recognizing Safe Strangers: Learn to identify and trust certain individuals, such as designated safe strangers or authority figures.
  5. Dealing with Strangers at Home: Navigate situations where a stranger approaches the home, emphasizing appropriate actions to take.
  6. Visual Support: Access a visual circle depicting the “individual – me,” “family/friends,” and “new people,” facilitating a clear understanding of different social relationships.


Our Stranger Danger Social Story is a valuable resource that seamlessly integrates visuals to enhance comprehension and engagement. Ideal for children with Autism, this resource equips them with vital community safety knowledge in a supportive and accessible manner.

Promote a safer and more informed community environment for your students. Order our Stranger Danger Social Story today and empower your students to make confident and informed choices when faced with encounters involving strangers.

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