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Autism Bus Escort Social Story - Supporting Transitions in Special Education
Autism Bus Escort Social Story - Supporting Transitions in Special Education
Support smooth and predictable school transport routines with this Autism Bus Escort Social Story created by Amanda McGuinness of Little Puddins, Autism & Visual Supports Specialist. Designed using a neuroaffirmative approach, this clear and engaging story helps Autistic children understand who their bus escort is, what they do, and how they can support them during the school journey.
This story introduces the bus escort role using simple language, gentle visuals, and an affirming tone that honours communication preferences, sensory needs, and emotional safety. A perfect addition to home-school transition plans, Individual Support Files, or visual schedules. This is a digital PDF product.
✅ What’s Included?
A full-colour 12 page social story introducing the bus escort
Child-friendly illustrations
Gentle, affirming narrative that supports autonomy and safety
Clear, accessible layout suitable for printing or digital use
✅ Skills This Resource Supports:
Transition preparation
Understanding of adult roles on the bus
Emotional regulation
Communication support
Reducing uncertainty and anxiety
Visual learning and predictability
✅ Who Is This Resource For?
Autistic children who travel by school transport
SEN/ASN students supported by escorts or aides
Parents and caregivers supporting transitions
Special Education Teachers and SNAs
School transport staff and therapists
✅ Why Families & Professionals Love It:
Neuroaffirmative language and design
Visual and text-based for flexible learning styles
Supports connection and trust with transport staff
Created by an Autism specialist with lived and professional expertise
Ready-to-use, no prep required
Autism Bus Escort Social Story - Supporting Transitions in Special Education
Support smooth and predictable school transport routines with this Autism Bus Escort Social Story created by Amanda McGuinness of Little Puddins, Autism & Visual Supports Specialist. Designed using a neuroaffirmative approach, this clear and engaging story helps Autistic children understand who their bus escort is, what they do, and how they can support them during the school journey.
This story introduces the bus escort role using simple language, gentle visuals, and an affirming tone that honours communication preferences, sensory needs, and emotional safety. A perfect addition to home-school transition plans, Individual Support Files, or visual schedules. This is a digital PDF product.
✅ What’s Included?
A full-colour 12 page social story introducing the bus escort
Child-friendly illustrations
Gentle, affirming narrative that supports autonomy and safety
Clear, accessible layout suitable for printing or digital use
✅ Skills This Resource Supports:
Transition preparation
Understanding of adult roles on the bus
Emotional regulation
Communication support
Reducing uncertainty and anxiety
Visual learning and predictability
✅ Who Is This Resource For?
Autistic children who travel by school transport
SEN/ASN students supported by escorts or aides
Parents and caregivers supporting transitions
Special Education Teachers and SNAs
School transport staff and therapists
✅ Why Families & Professionals Love It:
Neuroaffirmative language and design
Visual and text-based for flexible learning styles
Supports connection and trust with transport staff
Created by an Autism specialist with lived and professional expertise
Ready-to-use, no prep required