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Milmo resources are available through Milmo Social Emotional Learning Tools on Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT), a trusted marketplace widely used by educators and school districts to access classroom-ready materials.

Using TPT allows Milmo resources to be easily accessed, downloaded, and implemented by teachers, counselors, and families in a format that fits naturally within school and home environments.

New School Social Story | Back to School SEL | School Transition | Meet Milmo

$3.00Price

Milmo Goes to a New School is a Social Emotional Learning (SEL) social story that helps young learners navigate the uncertainty, nervousness, and excitement that can come with entering a new school environment.

Through simple, reassuring language, Milmo notices what feels different, wonders what to expect, practices asking for help, and learns that being brave doesn’t mean never feeling nervous, it means taking things one little step at a time.


⭐ What’s Included

✔ Printable SEL social story featuring Milmo

✔ Student-friendly, developmentally appropriate language

✔ Reassurance and emotional validation for school transitions

✔ Simple strategies for navigating an unfamiliar environment

✔ Optional music-supported SEL routine with QR code to Milmo’s One Little Step song & video


🖨️ Easy Print & Prep (Under 5 Minutes)

  • Print double-sided

  • Select Flip on Short Edge

  • Fold and staple once down the middle

  • No cutting. No binding.

Instant little booklet students can hold, reread, and revisit before or during a school transition.


🧠 How Teachers Use This Story

  • Read before a student begins at a new school

  • Support students transferring during the school year

  • Introduce during back-to-school or first-week activities

  • Read during calm classroom moments

  • Use in small groups, counseling, or special education settings

  • Keep available for students who need reassurance about unfamiliar school routines


🌱 Students Learn

  • New places can feel exciting, scary, or both

  • Different does not mean bad

  • It is okay to have questions when something is new

  • Feeling nervous is okay

  • Safe grown-ups can help

  • Asking for help is brave

  • They can approach something new one little step at a time


👧👦 Best For

✔ Kindergarten – 2nd Grade

✔ Back to School

✔ New Student / School Transition Support

✔ Social Emotional Learning (SEL)

✔ Special Education

✔ School Counseling

✔ Students experiencing anxiety around new environments or routines


✨ Part of the Milmo Social Story Series | regulation-first tools that support emotional understanding in a calm, validating, and developmentally appropriate way.

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