Make a set of visual supports for one situation in about a minute: a first-person social story, a visual schedule strip with cut-out cards, Now / Next and First / Then boards, a simple choice board and a feelings check-in. Type the situation, such as a fire drill, a field trip, starting middle school, trying new foods or a topic like the water cycle, and choose the student's grade and working level.
Every card uses large clear text, high contrast and a clear picture. Older students get age-respectful pictures and wording, never preschool imagery. Print the PDF, or edit every word and picture in PowerPoint and the social story in Word.
No. The stories are written in the style of Carol Gray's published guidance (first person, mostly descriptive sentences, gentle coaching), but they are AI drafts, not certified Social Stories. Always read and adapt a story so it matches what will really happen for your student.
Noto Emoji pictures from Google, which are openly licensed. We do not use paid or non-commercial symbol sets, so you can print and share the resources in school.
No. For grade 6 and up, cartoon toys and preschool pictures are removed from the picture set, and the wording is kept mature and everyday.
Yes. The PowerPoint and Word files use real text boxes and pictures, so you can retype any word, swap a picture or resize a card.
Educator and Pro include visual supports packs: each one uses one item from your monthly worksheet allowance. On the free plan you can make one pack to try it.