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I Can Stop Blurting, Social Skills Story & Activities, For Boys and Girls 3rd to 5th Grade

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Look Inside · 9 pages

Cover of I Can STOP Blurting, a story about noticing and considering others while talking, showing a smiling boy and girl
Version featuring both a boy and a girl character
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Cover for the boy version of the blurting story about considering others while talking, showing a red-haired boy
Cover option for a boy reader
Cover for the girl version of the blurting story about noticing others while interacting, showing a curly-haired girl
Cover option for a girl reader
Story page 1: two children say they have a lot to say and like sharing ideas, with speech bubbles starting new stories
Opens the story by naming a child's wish to share
Story page 2: reasons children blurt, having so much to say, being so excited or thinking it is so important
Discussion starter: when do you feel the urge to blurt?
What Is Blurting? Defines blurting as talking whenever you want without considering others' feelings or the moment
Shared definition to anchor the lesson vocabulary
Story page 4: people feel frustrated by blurting, with a STOP button and a child learning to consider others' feelings
Read aloud before practising a stop-and-think signal
Why Should I Stop Blurting? Blurting may make people feel ignored or not want to talk or play with the speaker
Talk point on how blurting affects friendships
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About This Product

Stories are a great way to teach children important social skills that they may be struggling with. Social Skills Stories & Activities use explicit language to break down information into small steps so that children can more easily understand what they should and should not do in a particular social situation. 

This story was written for the approximate age and ability level of children grades 3-5. 

It helps children understand what blurting is and how to avoid it by noticing others and being considerate of them. 

This story contains pictures of boys and girls to appeal to both. The language in this story is a bit more sophisticated than the language in the K-2 version.

What's Included

Included Please Find: 65 Pages

✔️ Story: In Color: Great for classroom use. Includes choice of 3 covers and end pages- Boy/Girl, Boy Only, Girl Only

✔️ Story Coloring Book Companion {Great to send home for generalization}

✔️ Skill Builder Activity 1: Student Comprehension Sheet

✔️ Skill Builder Activity 2: Scenario Cards

✔️ Blurt Alert and No Blurting Visuals

✔️ Animated PowerPoint Story And Skill Builders

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