Washing my Hands Social Story Curriculum

Washing my Hands is an English, first-person story about washing before meals or cooking and after bathroom use or outdoor play. Its central sequence is water, soap, suds, rinse and dry, repeated in a separate numbered recap.

Publisher identified in the materials: Special Learning.

Material context: The story lists water, soap, suds, rinsing and drying without a timed washing step.

The story carries a 2013 copyright and names four everyday washing situations: before a meal or snack, after bathroom use, after outdoor play and before cooking.

The five-step list is followed by individual passages about wetting hands, getting soap, making suds, rinsing and drying with a towel. A separate asset repeats the story statements and closes with a numbered recap; the source classification lists Pre-K.

What is inside this resource?

• Four everyday washing situations
• Water, soap, suds, rinse and dry sequence
• Individual action passages ending with towel drying
• Numbered recap of the story statements

Material details: 3 PDF files, containing 38 pages in total including front matter. This is a digital download; purchase does not include printed copies.

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