When Halloween Decorations Look Scary Social Story

This Halloween social story helps students with autism, nonverbal students, AAC users, and special education learners understand that Halloween decorations can look scary even when they are pretend. It teaches simple ways to stay calm, keep a comfortable distance, and feel safe around spooky decorations.

Slide Overview

Halloween Decorations Can Look Scary

Some Decorations Surprise Me

Decorations Are Pretend

I Can Look From Far Away

I Can Stay With an Adult

I Can Help My Body Feel Calm

I Do Not Have to Touch

I Can Feel Safe on Halloween

Teachers, SLPs, and parents can use this social story before Halloween activities, classroom celebrations, community outings, therapy sessions, trick or treating, or at home.

Features

Includes 8 student facing slides with simple first person language, clear visuals, predictable wording, and practical coping strategies.

Keywords

Autism, AAC, nonverbal, social skills, behavior support, special education, visual supports, routines, communication, classroom management, Halloween social story, scary decorations, coping skills, emotional regulation, Halloween safety.