Description
Perfect for teaching social skills, especially for students on the Autism spectrum, from multiple points of view! This interactive clickable PDF allows students to pick a character and follow that character through a social story about making eye contact!
Questions about the correct way to handle the situation are embedded into the social narrative and students click the answer they think is correct. Review questions, with explanations to the answers, are also included at the end of the presentation.
Speech and thought bubbles tell the reader exactly what each character is saying and thinking, giving your students the knowledge of another person's feelings and point of view. Have your students go through the social narrative as both characters to experience both points of view!
Great for special education students with social-emotional IEP goals and for distance learning!
*While this resource works well in all apps that support PDFs, the best app to use is Microsoft Edge.
Check out other Social Narratives in this series! More coming soon!
Interactive Social Narrative - Sharing
Interactive Social Narrative - Taking Turns
Interactive Social Narrative - Being A Good Sport
Interactive Social Narrative - Hands to Self
Interactive Social Narrative - Social Distancing and Hygiene
Interactive Social Narrative - Following Directions
Interactive Social Narrative - Standing in Line
Interactive Social Narrative - The Bully and the Bystander
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Description
Perfect for teaching social skills, especially for students on the Autism spectrum, from multiple points of view! This interactive clickable PDF allows students to pick a character and follow that character through a social story about making eye contact!
Questions about the correct way to handle the situation are embedded into the social narrative and students click the answer they think is correct. Review questions, with explanations to the answers, are also included at the end of the presentation.
Speech and thought bubbles tell the reader exactly what each character is saying and thinking, giving your students the knowledge of another person's feelings and point of view. Have your students go through the social narrative as both characters to experience both points of view!
Great for special education students with social-emotional IEP goals and for distance learning!
*While this resource works well in all apps that support PDFs, the best app to use is Microsoft Edge.
Check out other Social Narratives in this series! More coming soon!
Interactive Social Narrative - Sharing
Interactive Social Narrative - Taking Turns
Interactive Social Narrative - Being A Good Sport
Interactive Social Narrative - Hands to Self
Interactive Social Narrative - Social Distancing and Hygiene
Interactive Social Narrative - Following Directions
Interactive Social Narrative - Standing in Line
Interactive Social Narrative - The Bully and the Bystander
Want more great resources for your classroom? Check out these and other great materials at My TPT Store and become a follower!
FREE Morning Meeting Calendar Folder
Full Year Creative Writing Curriculum
Create Your Own Sight Word Pattern Books (8 books!)
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