Help children learn about making friends and social skills through an interactive story. Dagwood the Dog encounters 4 different scenarios when going out to play. In each situation, Dagwood the Dog asks the reader for help and offers 3 possible choices. Children can tell Dagwood which choice is the best choice to help him earn a dog treat and make the story continue. Choice pages are great places for teachers and therapists to stop the story and talk with children about similar situations they may have encountered. They can also help children think through what would happen if Dagwood the Dog picked each option.

Using rewards can be an essential and effective way to help students be successful. They help children understand expectations and motivate them to complete non-preferred tasks. Because the most appropriate reward board may vary depending on the child, the skill, and the reward, a wide variety of options have been included in this packet. Additionally, each reward sheet or board is included twice. The first time it has information included about the various sections on the board, the reasons for each section, and ways to modify it for the students you have. The second version of each board is for you to copy and print, if you want to use it exactly as is. The second copy of each board also has a few blanks included, however, to allow some personalization. All sample boards are located first, then all blank boards are at the back.