search
search
user.png
vertical menu
Activities > Activities By Subject > Life Skills Activities

Kindergarten Social Skills Activities on Blurting

Kindergarten Social Skills Activities on Blurting preview
Kindergarten Social Skills Activities on Blurting preview
Kindergarten Social Skills Activities on Blurting preview 2
Kindergarten Social Skills Activities on Blurting preview 3
Kindergarten Social Skills Activities on Blurting preview 4
Kindergarten Social Skills Activities on Blurting preview 5
Kindergarten Social Skills Activities on Blurting preview 6

Look Inside · 10 pages

I Can STOP Blurting cover: social story title by Socially Skilled Kids with a smiling boy and girl standing side by side
Introduce the story before a lesson on taking turns to talk
Alternate cover for the blurting social story showing only the boy in an orange shirt with his hands folded in front
Boy version of the cover to match the student using the story
Ad for the Teacher's Lounge at sociallyskilledkids.com offering monthly freebies such as games and visuals
Publisher sign-up notice; not part of the student story
Alternate cover for the blurting social story showing only the girl in pigtails wearing a blue shirt with a pink heart
Girl version of the cover for individual student copies
What Is Blurting? Talking out of turn, with 3 times to wait: someone is talking, someone is busy, something important
Opening page to define the behavior before reading on
When someone else is already talking: a girl tugs a teacher's arm and learns to wait until they stop
Discuss what the girl could do instead of interrupting
When someone is busy: a boy counts on his fingers over an addition sheet, a reminder to wait until they are finished
Talk about spotting when a classmate is concentrating
When something important is happening: a firefighter at work; I show respect by not talking at that time
Prompt for naming important moments when we stay quiet
Blurting makes others feel sad or mad: a red STOP button and three children talking remind students to stop blurting
Talk through feelings and practice the stop self-reminder
I can wait for my turn to talk: a clock and 3 good times to speak, like when no one is talking or the person is not busy
Closing review of when it is okay to speak up
Attributes
Subject

Special Resources, Life Skills

Grades

Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1, 2

Types

Activities

File

Multiple File Types

Editable
No
Author
Socially Skilled Kids
Rating
Add To Collection
Add to collection Add to collection

About This Product

Blurting out is a challenge for many children. Stories are a great way to teach children important social skills that they may be struggling with. 

Social Skills Stories & Activities use clear, 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 is a simple and explicit story about blurting, how and why to stop it. It is written for for students preschool-kindergarten, age or ability level.

What's Included

Included Please Find: 54 Pages

> Social Skills Story: Color Story {Great For Classroom Use}

Includes 3 Cover Choices: Boy & Girl, Boy Only, Girl Only

> Coloring Book Companion: {Black and White, Great For Sending Home}

> Visuals: Blurt Alert Signs in 3 Styles

> Skill Builder Activity: Blurting Sort

> Animated PowerPoint Story and Skill Builder Activity: With Boy/Girl Cover

Resource Tags

Social Story Social Skills Social Pragmatics Special Education blurting how to stop blurting in the classroom how to stop students from blurting out in class blurting out in class

0 Reviews

Explore related searches