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Freddy Frog's Frustration Story, Social Skills Story and Activities

Attributes

Subject

Life Studies, Special Resources, Life Skills

Grades

Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1, 2

Types

Activities

File

PDF

Editable

Author

Socially Skilled Kids

Rating

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About This Product

Freddy Frog's Frustration Story, Social Skills Story and Activities

An excellent educational resource specifically designed for teachers to assist young learners in acquiring key social skills. Ideal for Early Learning, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1 and Grade 2 students. This package offers a comprehensive approach to addressing challenges children encounter in interpersonal situations.

Main Feature

The centerpiece of this product is an engaging story about animal friends on a play date. During the story, a character faces frustration but learns to stay calm with time—creating a more enjoyable playdate experience. This relatable narrative provides comfort to many youngsters struggling with maintaining calmness when frustrated.

Activities and Resources

The educators can engage the students further with skill builder activities included within the package after reading the text itself. These activities are designed to reinforce key themes from the story and foster skills where needed.

Tailored for whole classroom lessons or small collaborative groups
Suitable even as individual assignments or homework

Packed Educational Resource:

An attractive color social story perfect for classrooms;

Two worksheet activity pages;

< li>A charming Freddy & Friends board game including two pages of game cards;

Detailed instructions; coloring book companion capturing black-and-white versions of beloved characters Freddy Frog, Carly Cat and Benny Bear rewarding generalization abilities. Eight delightful coloring six portrait pictures including a cover page containing solidarity/circle symbols explaining feeding schedule change information along with color-coding distinction between individual/group feedings. Lastly, an editable PowerPoint animation merging both stories with the skill-building scheme. This holds applicability across traditional distance-learning scenarios. Educators seeking an interactive way to imbue life skills into the curriculum in an entertaining manner may discover Freddy Frog's Frustration Story Social Skills Story and Activities particularly beneficial.