Greeting Others

neurodiversity-friendly social story about greeting others

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Irene Williams
public
Social Skills
Books and Stories
Early Childhood, Primary, Intermediate, Secondary, Adult

Greeting Others Different Ways to Greet People Sometimes my teachers greet me by saying "hi" or "hello" Sometimes my friends greet me too! Greeting is a way to show we care about someone. Acknowledging their greetings makes people feel happy. I can also start a greeting myself! I can say "Hello" or "Hi". or I can wave. I can nod. I can smile. If the greeting happens somewhere we should be quiet then usually it doesn't start a conversation. If the greeting is somewhere where it's ok to talk like recess or lunch it can start a conversation! This is a great way to make friends or acknowledge people!