Help students learn and practice expected bathroom behavior with this engaging, editable social story, board game, and activity set! Featuring the Fingerprint Friends characters, this resource provides visual, interactive ways to introduce school bathroom expectations, routines, and procedures.

Teaching bathroom expectations before problems arise can help students understand what to expect and make informed choices. This resource combines a 15-page printable social story, an editable Google Slides version, a Good Choices board game, picture sorting cards, discussion prompts, and reinforcing worksheets.

Perfect for back-to-school lessons, individual counseling, small groups, special education classrooms, and school-wide behavior instruction, these activities help educators explicitly teach and review expected and unexpected bathroom behaviors.

📦 What's Included:

📖 15-Page Bathroom Behavior Social Story

• 15-page printable social story about expected bathroom behavior.
• Introduces school bathroom expectations and routines.
• Uses the Fingerprint Friends characters to support visual learning.
• Can be used to introduce expectations or revisit them when students need additional support.

✏️ Editable Google Slides Social Story

• Editable version of the bathroom behavior social story.
• Customize the story to reflect your school's bathroom routines and expectations.
• Adapt language and information to meet individual student needs.
• Useful for classroom instruction and individualized support.

🎲 Good Choices Bathroom Board Game

• Board game focused on reviewing bathroom choices.
• Interactive opportunities to discuss expected bathroom behavior.
• Can be used during individual instruction or small-group activities.
• Reinforces concepts introduced in the social story.

🃏 13 Bathroom Behavior Picture Cards

• 13 picture cards for sorting activities.
• Visual examples for exploring expected and unexpected bathroom behavior.
• Can be used with the included sorting mats.
• Opportunities to discuss different choices and school expectations.

💬 7 Bathroom Behavior Discussion Cards

• Seven prompt cards for guided discussion.
• Questions to encourage students to think about bathroom expectations.
• Can be paired with the picture cards, board game, or social story.
• Useful for reviewing concepts and checking understanding.

🔍 Expected & Unexpected Behavior Sorting Mats

• Sorting mats for categorizing bathroom behavior examples.
• Use with the 13 picture cards.
• Opportunities to discuss why particular choices may be helpful or unexpected in a school bathroom.
• Hands-on practice for reinforcing bathroom routines.

🖍️ Bathroom Behavior Worksheets, Maze & Drawing Activities

• Printable worksheets to reinforce bathroom expectations.
• Maze activity for additional practice.
• Drawing worksheets to encourage students to demonstrate their understanding.
• Flexible follow-up activities for classroom lessons and counseling sessions.

🖨️ Color & Black-and-White Versions

• Color versions for visual instruction.
• Black-and-white versions for flexible printing.
• Options for individual, small-group, and classroom use.

🎒 Quick Details: Grades K–2 | 📖 15-page social story | ✏️ Editable Google Slides | 🎲 Good Choices board game | 🃏 13 picture cards | 💬 7 discussion cards | 🔍 Sorting mats | 🖍️ Worksheets + maze + drawing | 🖨️ Color + B&W | Digital + print

🛍️ Bundle & Save:

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🌟 Expected & Unexpected Behaviors Growing Bundle

• Includes this bathroom behavior resource alongside additional school expectations activities.
• Features editable social stories, games, sorting activities, and worksheets.
• Helps students explore expected and unexpected behavior in different school settings.
• Useful for back-to-school instruction, classroom lessons, and ongoing social skills support.

🎯 Skills Addressed:

✔️ Understanding school bathroom expectations and routines

✔️ Identifying expected and unexpected behaviors

✔️ Making responsible choices in shared spaces

✔️ Building independence with school procedures

✔️ Developing social awareness and consideration for others

✔️ Understanding personal space and privacy expectations

✔️ Practicing self-management and decision-making skills

💡 Ways to Use It:

• Read the 15-page social story during a beginning-of-the-year classroom lesson to introduce bathroom expectations.
• Customize the editable Google Slides story to reflect your school's specific routines and procedures.
• Use the 13 picture cards and sorting mats to discuss expected and unexpected bathroom behaviors.
• Play the Good Choices board game during individual counseling or small-group instruction.
• Use the seven discussion cards to review bathroom expectations and explore different choices.
• Incorporate the maze, drawing activities, and worksheets into classroom SEL lessons or follow-up instruction.
• Revisit the social story and visual activities when students need additional support understanding bathroom routines.

👩‍🏫 Who It's For:

Perfect for school counselors, school social workers, school psychologists, special education teachers, classroom teachers, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, child therapists, and homeschool educators working with students in kindergarten through second grade.

This resource is especially useful for professionals who want visual, explicit, and engaging ways to teach school bathroom expectations, routines, and appropriate choices in shared spaces.

🖨️ Format & Download:

✔️ 15-page printable bathroom behavior social story.

✔️ Editable Google Slides social story.

✔️ Printable Good Choices board game.

✔️ 13 bathroom behavior picture sorting cards.

✔️ 7 discussion prompt cards.

✔️ Expected and unexpected behavior sorting mats.

✔️ Reinforcement worksheets, maze, and drawing activities.

✔️ Color and black-and-white versions.

✔️ Printable PDF resources.

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📌 Important Notes:

• This resource teaches expected and unexpected bathroom behaviors through explicit instruction, visual supports, discussion, and practice. School bathroom routines can vary, so the editable social story allows educators to tailor expectations to their setting.
• Students may need different levels of support with bathroom routines because of disability, sensory needs, medical considerations, or developmental differences. Instruction should respect students' privacy, dignity, and individual needs.
• Students can participate through pointing, sorting, discussion, drawing, or other communication methods that work for them.

• This is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped. Due to the digital nature of this resource, all sales are final and refunds are not available.