Leo learns about losing a game

Scene 01 - Social Story: Leo Learns About Losing a Game

Leo enjoys playing many different types of games. Games can be a lot of fun to play with friends or alone. Sometimes, when playing games, a person wins and sometimes a person loses.

Scene 02 - Social Story: Leo Learns About Losing a Game

It is a normal part of playing games to sometimes lose. Sometimes, when Leo loses a game, he might feel a strong feeling of frustration inside. When Leo feels very frustrated, he might want to scream or throw objects on the floor.

Scene 03 - Social Story: Leo Learns About Losing a Game

Feeling frustrated when a game does not go as planned is a common feeling. When Leo feels frustrated, he can try to take a few deep breaths. Deep breaths can help his body feel calmer inside and help him think.

Scene 04 - Social Story: Leo Learns About Losing a Game

After taking a deep breath, Leo can remember that it is just a game. He can try to accept the game's outcome and try again later if he wants to. Accepting outcomes helps Leo feel good and continue to have fun playing games.

Leo is learning new ways to manage his feelings.
He can feel proud of himself for trying these strategies.
Learning to stay calm when losing games helps Leo have more fun.

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