Social Skills Curriculum | Perspective Taking and Problem Solving
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This no-prep social skills autism unit will help engage your younger students and show them how to improve their social skills using real photos, scenarios, and vocabulary that help them understand the hidden rules of body language and perspective-taking. *Download the free sample in the PREVIEW to see if this resource is right for you!
Included in this resource:
- Full color photos of social scenarios
- A printable worksheet with discussion questions provided
- 18 vocabulary cards about Perspective, Point of View, etc.
Included topics:
Doctor visit
Invitation to play (beach)
Waving/welcoming
Recess revenge
People who aren’t friendly
Friends make a trade
Group work
Younger siblings want to play too
Nose picking
Not being a good sport
Self destructive behavior
Scab picking
Sliding board boss
Social media rudeness
Ignoring the substitute
Negative behavior for attention
Not being able to have a turn
It’s mine! Possessions
I don’t want a younger sibling
Working together
Playing alone
Giving compliments about talents
Immediate compliance
A change in routine
Field trips
P.E. participation
Entitlement
Who me?
Bullying about size
Playing together
Simply print these pictures on card stock and place in sheet protectors. There is an index included with page numbers for your convenience. The 18 vocabulary cards at the end are easy to cut and use during group time to help define what things like compliments, lying, and negative attention mean.
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