Communication Styles Board Game: Teach Assertive Communication

This communication styles board games takes a look at aggressive, passive and assertive communication in an interactive and engaging way. Students will be playing to reach the finish line learning how these styles play out in everyday situations.

Assertive communication plays a huge role in conflict- and problem-solving, as well as giving students with good communication skills a leg up in their social skills.

This game is a versatile resource that provides everything you need for a fun and engaging board game and two small group activities.

What is included:

• Board Game A3 format;
• 45 description cards;
• 36 situations describing each communication style in real life situations
• Sorting activity prompts;
• A4 pages/posters with all the descriptions used for each style.

The three basic styles that we are using in these resources are:

• Passive communication
• Aggressive communication
• Assertive communication

If you are looking for a game focused more on body language and verbal education, check out a similar, non-verbal and body Language cues board game, or save by buying the bundle.

You might also need:

• "I" Statements| Assertive Communication| Guidance& Small Group Lesson
• "I" Messages| Low-prep Google Slides Lesson for Upper Elementary/Middle School
• I Statements: Puzzles Activity| Assertive Communication| Conflict Resolution

Small group or individual counseling resources:

• No Prep Middle School Friendship Boundaries Unit for Small Group or Individual
• Friendship Green & Red Flags: Healthy & Unhealthy Behaviors & Dynamics
• or save up by buying the bundle Friendship Green & Red Flags & Friendship Boundaries Unit
  

Have a treat!

Another kind of Gratitude Jar! Teaching gratitude requires persistence in providing enough opportunities to practice. One way I like to integrate teaching gratitude is by using a Gratitude Jar (a thrifted candy dish) filled with beautifully illustrated quotes about gratitude and appreciation. At the end of sessions or by request, I encourage students to choose a message. If they want to, they can keep the quote and put it on their mood board, locker, etc.

Get my Gratitude Jar with 36 beautifully illustrated messages now for free!

Let's be friends:

Tpt

Pinterest

Get credit towards future TPT purchases! 

If you would like to earn credit towards future TPT purchases, make sure to leave feedback! Just go to "My Purchases" and click on "Leave a Review"

Teach and thrive!

Roxana