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OK Hands! What Do I Do with Idle Hands? For ___________ The idea of socially comfortable hand behavior…

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A social story to increase social understanding about people feeling uncomfortable when a person puts his/her hands in nose/pants. - developed for an 11 yo boy on the Autism Spectrum

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Page 1: Ok Hands

OK Hands!What Do I Do with Idle Hands?

For ___________

The idea of socially comfortable hand behavior…

Page 2: Ok Hands

For:____________________

Date:_____________

Page 3: Ok Hands

Usually, my hands help me learn at school.

My hands are usually busy.I might be using my hands

to write, hold a book or cut.

I might raise my hand in class.

I might applaud a presentation.

Page 4: Ok Hands

Sometimes, I learn without using my hands.

I listen with my ears.I watch with my eyes.My hands sometimes are idle.

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Idle = not busy

Idle means not being used at the moment.

(Isn’t this a cool picture!)

Page 6: Ok Hands

Usually, my hands are busy at

home.I play video games with my hands.I build legos with my hands.I use the computer with my hands.

Sometimes, my hands are idle at home.

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When my hands are idle, I can decide what to do

with them.

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Sometimes, when my hands are idle,

I do things that make other people uncomfortable. This is a mistake. I want other people to feel

comfortable around me.

Page 9: Ok Hands

Other people are uncomfortable if I put my hands in my nose .

Other people are uncomfortable if I put my hands in my pants.

Page 10: Ok Hands

Instead, I can put my hands together when they are idle. This is a good idea.

Sometimes, my hands can rest in my lap.

Sometimes, my hands can sit on a table.

Page 11: Ok Hands

I can give my hands something else to do.

Sometimes, my hands can go in my pockets.

Sometimes, my hands can hold something.

Page 12: Ok Hands

My teachers and parents will help me.

Teachers will help me with the hands “ok” cue.

Mom & Dad will help me with the hands “ok” cue.

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I can do it! I can make good decisions when my hands are idle.

THE ENDKim Singleton, MS, CCC-SLP

www.KimSingleton.comEmail: [email protected]

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