by Little Bear Learning Canada © 2026
Price: $1.5 USD
Subjects: ela,reading,speakingListening,englishSecondLanguage
Grades: 14,13,1,2,3
No Screaming: Adapted Interactive Social Story Teach students to use a calm voice and positive strategies when they feel upset with this engaging No Screaming Adapted Social Story! This interactive Boom Cards™ social story helps students understand that screaming can be too loud and can make others feel uncomfortable, while teaching simple alternatives they can use to communicate their needs. Designed especially for students with autism, developmental disabilities, speech and language delays, AAC users, and emerging readers, each page uses simple language, clear visuals, and familiar school-based situations to support comprehension, self-regulation, and functional communication. Students learn that sometimes they may feel angry, frustrated, or overwhelmed, but screaming is not a safe classroom choice. The story introduces positive alternatives, including using a calm voice, taking deep breaths, asking a teacher for help, using a calm-down space, and communicating with an AAC device. Students also learn that loud screaming can hurt others’ ears and make classmates feel upset. The predictable format helps students understand that big feelings are okay, and they can communicate safely while building emotional regulation, functional communication, coping skills, and positive classroom behaviour. This resource is perfect for: Special Education classrooms Autism support programs Developmental Disabilities programs AAC and functional communication instruction