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Rude vs. Acceptable Interruptions | Social Skills Activity

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Teacher directions for introducing rude and acceptable interruptions, sorting scenario cards, and role-playing
Preparation and directions for the sorting activity
Teacher's Lounge promotional page inviting teachers to sign up for social skills and academic resources
Teacher community sign-up information
Color definition poster: rude interruptions cut into someone's sentence and usually change the speaker's topic
Rude interruption definition poster in color
Black-and-white definition poster: rude interruptions occur at the beginning or middle of someone's sentence
Black-and-white rude interruption poster
Color definition poster: acceptable interruptions add to the speaker's topic near the end of a sentence
Acceptable interruption definition poster in color
Black-and-white acceptable interruption poster describing adding on near a sentence's end due to excitement
Black-and-white acceptable interruption poster
Eight acceptable interruption scenario cards about movies, lunch boxes, vacations, invitations, and four more
First eight scenario cards for the behavior sort
Eight rude interruption scenario cards about books, a pet snake, soccer, visiting grandma, and four more
Second eight scenario cards for the behavior sort
Color sorting mat labeled "Dude, that's rude!" with a thumbs-down symbol for rude interruption scenario cards
Color mat for sorting rude interruption cards
Black-and-white sorting mat labeled "Dude, that's rude!" for classifying rude interruption scenario cards
Black-and-white mat for rude interruption cards
Attributes
Subject

Special Resources, Life Skills

Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5

Types
File

PDF

Editable
No
Author
Socially Skilled Kids
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About This Product

Do you have students who constantly blurt out, interrupting others? This activity will help you teach your students why and how to avoid {or at least decrease} interrupting others. Start with the posters to explain what Rude vs. Acceptable Interruptions are. Next, use the scenario cards to complete the behavior sort. Two behavior sort boards are provided as well as black and white copies of the posters and boards. Laminate the boards and use them for many years to come! This activity is great for special educators, SLP's, Social Workers or Classroom Teachers.

What's Included

Included Please Find 15 Pages:

> Detailed Instructions

> 2 Posters: Rude Interruptions, Acceptable Interruptions

> 2 Behavior Boards With A Large Picture

> 2 Behavior Boards In A T-Chart Style

> Scenario Cards

> All Posters and Boards In Black & White As Well

Resource Tags

Social Skills Communication Skills Conversational Skills Perspective Taking Social Pragmatics

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