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Perspective Taking Comic Strip Activity For K-2nd

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Look Inside · 9 pages

Cover of the color perspective-taking comic activity for K–2, showing drawing and lost-tooth scenarios
Cover of the color comic activity
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Teacher directions explain perspective taking, comic preparation, editable pages, and writing an original story
Teaching background and material preparation
Negative Scenarios directions ask students to read, supply dialogue, and discuss characters’ thoughts and feelings
Directions for the negative-scenario comics
Comic 1: Billy makes a face at Joey’s drawing; students supply dialogue and explain Joey’s thoughts and feelings
Negative scenario 1: Joey shares his drawing
Comic 2: Erin pushes Sam; students supply dialogue and explain what Sam was thinking and feeling and why
Negative scenario 2: Erin pushes Sam
Comic 3: Sarah yells when Ben drops the ball; students supply dialogue and explain Ben’s thoughts and feelings
Negative scenario 3: Ben drops the ball
Comic 4: Robert’s brother keeps acting silly; students supply dialogue and explain Robert’s thoughts and feelings
Negative scenario 4: Robert’s brother acts silly
Comic 5: Beth makes a face when Jenny knows the answer; students explore Jenny’s thoughts, feelings, and dialogue
Negative scenario 5: Jenny knows the answer
Attributes
Grades

Preschool, Grade 1, 2

Types

Activities

Editable
No
Rating
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About This Product

Use this Perspective Taking comic strip style activity to engage kids in thinking about how behaviors may make others think and feel and how these situations could be handled differently.


This Resource Is Helpful For:

Social Workers/Psychologists:

Use this comic strip activity with children who struggle to understand other's perspectives and have difficulty interacting with others in social situations.

Special Educators:

Use this comic strip activity with students on your caseload who struggle to understand other's perspectives, tend to think only their point of view is important or correct and have challenges with relationships and engaging in social situations.

Regular Education Teachers:

Use this comic strip activity with students who struggle to understand other's perspectives and may be having social challenges in the classroom during group projects or on the playground engaging in group games and activities.

SLP's:

Use this comic strip activity with students on your case load receiving social pragmatics support. Great for students who need to increase and improve their language and behaviors around a wide variety of social situations.

What's Included

Included Please Find: 91 Pages

10 Negative Scenario Comic Strips {with pictures and a story}

1 EDITABLE Comic Strip {add your own picture and story}

10 Positive Scenario Comic Strips {with pictures and story}

1 EDITABLE Comic Strip {add your own picture and story}

10 Write Your Own Comic Strips {based on the given pictures, students can write in a story to match the given pictures}

10 EDITABLE Write Your Own Comic Strips {same comic strips as above, only EDITABLE, so the teacher can type in a story to match the given pictures}

Animated PowerPoint Version: All 30 comic strips in an animated PowerPoint. This activity is super fun and engaging. Great for distance learning.

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