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Look Inside · 10 pages

Cover for Social Case #4, Understanding Social Scenarios, headed 'Be A Perspective Detective!'
Cover introducing Social Case #4
Promotional page inviting teachers to The Teacher's Lounge for social skills and modified academic resources
Teacher community promotional information
Teacher overview of four activities: behavior charts, discussion, thought and speech bubbles, and questions
Preparation and directions for the four activities
First perspective detective poster: look at others, notice your environment, think, and decide what to do next
First poster presenting the four detective steps
Second perspective detective poster repeats the steps: look, notice your environment, think, and decide
Alternate poster repeating the four detective steps
Perspective-taking definition poster compares how teachers and students might think differently about homework
Definition poster with a homework example
Behavior chart directions explain four chart choices, easy and challenge levels, and 'IT DEPENDS' reasoning
Detailed directions for Activity 1 behavior charts
Perspective-taking behavior chart uses thumbs-up and thumbs-down symbols for sorting social scenario cards
Thumbs-up and thumbs-down sorting chart
Blank behavior chart option for adding custom text or pictures during the perspective-taking sorting activity
Unlabeled behavior chart for custom content
Challenge behavior chart adds 'IT DEPENDS' to thumbs-up and thumbs-down choices for perspective taking
Challenge chart for discussing choices that depend
Attributes
Grades

Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Types

Activities

File

PDF

Editable
No
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About This Product

Perspective Taking is a very important and complex social skill for children to learn. These 4 differentiated Social Scenario activities will help children who struggle to understand the importance of considering other's perspectives. 

With these activities, children will practice perspective taking using a wide variety of social scenarios which will help them to be more thoughtful and make better decisions in real life social situations.

This activity leads to great discussions and really encourages children to think about others in a wide variety of social situations. 

Great to use in social groups, friendship groups and lunch bunches. Can be used as a whole class lesson too. 

I created these activities because my students were struggling to understand a variety of everyday social situations and how to handle them. The practice and discussion is very helpful for them. I hope it can be helpful for your students as well!



What's Included

Included Please Find 76 Pages:

Cover Page

Discussion/Suggestions For Use Page

Invitation To The Teacher's Lounge {Free, Weekly, Social Skills Resources}

Visual Supports

> Posters For K-2nd

>Posters For 3rd-5th

Activity 1

> 4 Styles of Behavior Charts {and 2 Editable charts}

> 24 Positive Behavior Scenario Cards {picture and text: can be used with k-5}

> 24 Negative Behavior Scenario Cards {picture and text: can be used with k-5}

> 1 Page Editable Cards

> 24 Positive Behavior Scenario Cards {text only}>

> 24 Negative Behavior Scenario Cards {text only}

Activity 2

> 18 Discussion Cards K-2nd

> 18 Discussion Cards 3rd-5th

> 1 Page Editable Cards

Activity 3

> Thought Bubble and Speech Bubble Visuals (To be used with any of the scenario cards) In 4 colors. Great for small groups.

Activity 4

> 27 Question Cards K-2nd

> 27 Question Cards 3rd-5th

> 1 Page Editable Cards

2 Sets of Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down Visual

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