Social cues
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Games are a great way to teach and practice social skills like conversations, turn taking, self-control, and more. Use some of these ideas to help kids and teens improve their social skills in your classroom. #pathway2success
Tiffany Martin saved to Preschool Learning
Therapeutic worksheets focused on helping kids and teens learn social skills. Tools assist kids in learning social cues, conversation skills, effective communication, and conflict resolution.
Cheri Royal-Martinez saved to Therapy
Social cues are the verbal and nonverbal “clues” that help us interact, communicate, and establish social relationships with other people.
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Nonverbal Communication is a HUGE area of difficulty for my high school students who have high-functioning Autism/Aspergers. This unit was created by fading visual cues/supports throughout the less…
Paige Lewis saved to School Counseling
The ability to read social cues is a foundational aspect of social and emotional learning. It is also a lifelong and constantly evolving skill. I can’t even begin to count the number of times I’ve misread a situation or responded inappropriately or wished I could take my words back. Reading socia
Therapeutic worksheets focused on helping kids and teens learn social skills. Tools assist kids in learning social cues, conversation skills, effective communication, and conflict resolution.
Michelle Romero saved to School Social Work ideas
Social stories are exactly what their name suggests; very short and simple stories that illustrate a particular social scenario, often in picture format.
Caroline Nguyen saved to ideas for kids behaviour
Description This freebie is part of a pre-k and kindergarten social emotional learning unit on social skills and friendship. The unit focuses on basic social skills (greetings, personal space, inclusion) and also covers how these skills can be helpful in growing friendships. The entire unit can be found here. This is the second unit in the series on growth (physical, emotional, social holistic health) To see the first unit in action, click here! I hope this freebie is fun for your and your…
Robinson saved to Ideas for Social Skills Lessons
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