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Voice Volume and Tone of Voice | Social Skills Activities

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Voice volume practice directions: choose a situation card, explain an appropriate volume, then a non-example.
Directions for the voice volume card activity
Promotional page inviting teachers to join The Teacher’s Lounge for social skills resources and monthly freebies.
Teacher’s Lounge promotional information
Voice volume definition poster explaining how loud or soft a voice is and when to lower or raise it.
Definition poster for the voice volume activity
Voice volume cards 1–4: Someone’s Hurt, People Are Reading, Playing Video Games, and People Are Sleeping.
First four illustrated voice volume situation cards
Voice volume cards 5–8: Someone’s Hurt, At a Wedding, At the Zoo, and When School’s Out.
Second sheet of four voice volume situation cards
Voice volume cards 9–12: Playing Soccer, Crossing the Street, Mom’s on the Phone, and Teacher Is Talking.
Third sheet of four voice volume situation cards
Voice volume cards 13–16: At a Birthday Party, In a Park, Before Class Starts, and In a Library.
Fourth sheet of four voice volume situation cards
Voice volume cards 17–20: At the Doctor’s Office, In a Church, In an Arcade, and During an Emergency.
Fifth sheet of four voice volume situation cards
Four blank voice volume activity cards for custom situations, with directions to laminate and use a dry erase marker.
Make-your-own sheet of four voice volume cards
Tone of voice practice directions: say a sentence with an emotion, have a partner guess, then change the tone.
Directions for practicing and interpreting tone of voice
Attributes
Subject

Special Resources, Life Skills

Grades

Grade 2, 3, 4, 5

Types

Activities

File

PDF

Editable
No
Author
Socially Skilled Kids
Rating
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About This Product

Do your students need help understanding the appropriate Voice Volume to use? Do they talk to loud? Too quietly? Do they not understand what affect this has on others? Perhaps they struggle to use appropriate Tone of Voice for the situation? Do they misunderstand others Tone of Voice? These activities will help you teach and support your students to learn these important skills in a fun and engaging way.

What's Included

Included Please Find 25 Pages:

> Detailed Instructions

> Voice Volume Poster

> Voice Volume Activity Cards

> Tone of Voice Poster

> Tone of Voice Activity Cards

> Voice Volume and Tone of Voice Board Game

Resource Tags

Voice Volume Tone of Voice Social Skills Social Pragmatics Perspective Taking

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