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Personal Space

Our social story teaches autistic kiddos the importance of respecting others' personal space.

Personal Space: When someone asks for "personal space," it means I am too close to them. This can be when we are standing or sitting near each other. This can also be when I touch someone without asking. If I want to get close to someone for a hug or a high five, I should ask first. If they say "No." then I will make sure to give them personal space. I should also give people personal space when: I'm in line, I walk past them, I want their attention. If I want someone's attention, I can: Say their name, Say, "Excuse me," Raise my hand. Whenever I am around someone, I will remember that everyone needs personal space.Download Now!

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