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perspective taking what are they thinking activities
social detective social skills thought bubble activities
speech therapy social inferences activities and cards
what are they thinking perspective taking picture cards thought bubbles

Social Skills Perspective Taking l Body Language l Emotions l Thought Bubbles

$4.25

Introducing a Social Skills What Are They Thinking Activity! Add these perspective taking scenarios with thought bubbles to your speech and langauge therapy and social skills activities to work on building students' perspective taking skills and social inferencing with pictures. Students will look at real photos to identify feelings and emotions, read body cues and facial expressions to make social inferences and answer the question - what are they thinking?

Do you struggle to find a no prep pragmatic language skills activity to meet the needs of your upper elementary and middle school students working on higher level perspective taking, understanding social inferences, and using social cues to make understand what someone else is thinking? Are you time-poor and can't make your own?

This social skills anchor chart and digital social skills lesson is just what you need for your upper elementary and secondary students who are working on thinking about thinking.


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Introducing a Social Skills What Are They Thinking Activity! Add these perspective taking scenarios with thought bubbles to your speech and langauge therapy and social skills activities to work on building students' perspective taking skills and social inferencing with pictures. Students will look at real photos to identify feelings and emotions, read body cues and facial expressions to make social inferences and answer the question - what are they thinking?

Do you struggle to find a no prep pragmatic language skills activity to meet the needs of your upper elementary and middle school students working on higher level perspective taking, understanding social inferences, and using social cues to make understand what someone else is thinking? Are you time-poor and can't make your own?

This social skills anchor chart and digital social skills lesson is just what you need for your upper elementary and secondary students who are working on thinking about thinking.


VIEW PREVIEW HERE

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

  • Digital PowerPoint

  • Visual Cue

  • 5 slides with 1 person - 2 thought bubbles

  • 5 slides with 2 people - 2 thought bubbles

  • 4 slides with 3 people - 3 thought bubbles

  • Drag and Drop option when not in slideshow mode

REASONS YOU NEED THIS AMAZING PRODUCT:

  • It’s a time saver – NO PREP!

  • It’s a bargain!

  • It’s differentiated - it suits students at different levels

  • Uses real photos

  • Use with other social skills materials

  • Starts with 1 person and builds to 3

HOW TO USE THIS RESOURCE:

  • Explicit Teaching

  • In person and virtual lessons

  • Small Group Work

  • Independent Practice

  • Assessment