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Social Skills Simplified D - Being the Best Me

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Cover of Social Skills Simplified D - Being the Best Me for grades 3–4, featuring respect and responsibility
Cover of the social skills workbook
Teacher introduction explains four social skill categories, practice exercises, feedback, and parent support
Teacher introduction to the workbook
Parent letter explains how to reinforce character skills by breaking down problems and talking about feelings
Parent letter for reinforcing skills at home
Workbook contents list friendship lessons, interactions with adults, mealtime manners, and the answer key
Contents guide to lessons and answers
Student introduction presents friendship goals and Mr. Harwell’s assignment to create a book in groups of four
Student introduction and group book assignment
Meet the Students introduces Brian, Rebecca, Tonya, and Carter and gives a 100-point rubric for the group book
Student characters and book project scoring
Introducing Yourself to Other Children lesson gives four conversation steps and eight fill-in prompts
Friendship lesson on introducing yourself
Joining a Group lesson includes play guidelines, two word-bank stories, and a prompt to write your own story
Friendship practice for joining a group
Making Play Rules lesson gives four guidelines and four scenarios for choosing fair responses during play
Friendship practice for making play rules
Taking Turns lesson includes a response choice, a question about going first, and six matching situations
Friendship practice for taking turns
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This social skills-based resource is designed for grades 3 to 4. Becoming a productive citizen starts with good character. Through observation and imitation, students learn how to behave from their parents, relatives and friends. This resource gives students the building blocks to acquiring essential good character skills. The goal of this resource is to teach students to show respect to others and build up their own self-esteem and confidence. The format of this resource starts with presenting a skill, followed by practice exercises and an answer key. Students should be able to utilize this resource with little help from others. They can then use the images as coloring pages for an additional activity. Character-building skills are reinforced through concepts like respect, responsibility, citizenship, and manners.

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