Social Stories with Boardmaker

Recently, Eric and I got the new Boardmaker Studio.  I haven't learned all the bells and whistles yet on it, but I am happy to have it for the schedules. 

Every day, the boys' aides drop them off after school.  I usually talk with them a few minutes and go in the house.  I have the televisions on for the boys along with a snack ready to go for them.  I know they could do this themselves, but it helps with the transition.  Anyway, the past couple weeks, they don't seem to like when I talk to their aides.  They yell at me from the door, or close and lock the door.  I like being able to talk to both of them after school, so I decided that I'd try to make a social story of sorts using our new boardmaker program.  I think it turned out pretty well.  Now if it is effective, that will be awesome!

*edited to add that I made a picture which I will tape on the door before they get home. 

I'll update later how it goes.

**Edit #2**

So I had everything set up for them.  Snacks, favorite shows, etc.  I taped the sign to the front door.  Well, Blake ran in first, slamming the inside door behind him.  That wouldn't have been so bad, but it was locked (Oopsie, guess I forgot that detail!) and Drew burst into tears.  I ran into the house from the garage and let Drew in.  I had placed his social story beside his snack as a reminder, and I headed back outside.  I talked for a couple minutes with Drew's aide and was pleased that there were no boys in their underwear yelling at me from the porch.  When I got back in, they were watching television and eating their snacks!  Is there something wrong with me that I call that a success?  Nah, because it really is.  :)