Hi, it’s me!
The child adds their name, photo and something they like. Today we learn about greetings and goodbyes!
This free 8-page printable story helps a child notice when someone says “hi” or “bye”, and answer with a word or a wave.
Your child adds their own name and photo on the first and last page, so the story is about them.
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Simple words, friendly pictures and many different ways people say hello and goodbye.
The child adds their name, photo and something they like. Today we learn about greetings and goodbyes!
When people say “hi” or wave, say “hi” or wave back. Hello, hey there, howdy: they all mean hi.
When people leave, say “bye” or wave back. So long, see ya, later: they all mean bye.
The child’s photo again: “Now I know how to respond to greetings and goodbyes!”
Print the story and stick a photo of your child on the first and last page, so it is their story.
Take turns walking in and out of the room, saying hi or waving, then bye.
The story asks “Can you think of more?” Write your family’s own hello and goodbye words in the empty bubbles.
It is an 8-page story that helps children with autism answer when people say hello or goodbye.
Parents, teachers and therapists working on everyday social skills with a child.
Yes. The story is a printable PDF that works at home, in the classroom or in therapy.
A wave is a great answer too. The story shows that saying hi, waving, or both all work.
Just a few minutes, so it is easy to read again whenever it is needed.
Yes. AutismWorks gives this story free to families and teachers.
Tyler McNamer is an autistic adult and the author of two books about growing up with autism, Population ONE and Becoming ONE. With his dad, Jody, he makes these free social stories so parents and teachers have simple words for hard moments.
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