Wearing a Mask Social Story for Individuals on the Autism Spectrum [downloadable]
This downloadable infographic provides a visual guide about wearing a mask to avoid spreading germs.
Autism Services, Education, Resources, and Training Collaborative (ASERT), a statewide initiative of the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, developed a “social story” to explain why it’s important to wear a mask and how to safely wear and remove masks.
You may view this resource online on the ASERT website, or download it as a PDF. Chinese and Russian versions are also available.
Source: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, ASERT | Wearing a Mask: A Social Story https://paautism.org/resource/wearing-mask-social-story | © 2020 PA Bureau of Supports for Autism and Special Populations
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