Description
Each pictured classroom problem scenario in this easy to use set lets you work on taking perspectives, solving problems, emotions, and character trait vocabulary. The half-page format will let you easily view the PDF on your device as a basis for discussion, just printing the worksheets. Or you can print the entire set and format it as separate booklets or as large task cards! Now with links to editable student Google slides to make distance learning easier!
The common elementary level problems included are:
* Making choices when angry
* Putting forth effort
* Invading personal space
* Being able to concentrate
* Getting your work done
* Working together
* Destroying others' property
* Hurting others
* Inappropriate language
Each scenario includes:
* a vocabulary pre/post: 2 emotions and 2 character traits per story.
* a pictured scenario with the basic problem that leaves it open for your students to provide details that are meaningful to their lives.
* vocabulary definition cards.
* tell the emotion and explain why.
* explain the problem and tell what the characters could be thinking.
* follow the steps to solve the problem.
* tell what they could say to solve the problem.
* tell what they could be thinking when the problem is solved.
* tell their emotions and draw a picture to show the conclusion.
* tell the emotions and write about a similar experience.
* multiple choice vocabulary worksheet
* worksheet for sharing an experience with the common classroom problem and how it was resolved
* worksheet for sharing an experience with the common classroom problems and how it was resolved
Also included are:
* a social rules teaching story that explains what perspective-taking and point of view are and why they are important skills
* a page-sized poster with emotions and facial expressions
* a page-sized poster with the character traits
* a summary worksheet for students to compare their viewpoint to the characters in the scenarios
* 2 worksheets for telling behaviors associated with the character traits - fill in the blank and matching formats
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TRY the FREE unit: Socials Skills Unit Freebie
Then check out each preview:
Perspective Taking and Problem Solving 1
Perspective Taking and Problem Solving 2
Perspective Taking and Problem Solving 3
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You might also like:
• Social Skills Activities Problem Solving Games for Taking Perspectives
• Social Skills Activities Bundle for Differentiated Instruction
Social Skills Activities Bundle for Problem Solving Perspective Taking
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Description
Each pictured classroom problem scenario in this easy to use set lets you work on taking perspectives, solving problems, emotions, and character trait vocabulary. The half-page format will let you easily view the PDF on your device as a basis for discussion, just printing the worksheets. Or you can print the entire set and format it as separate booklets or as large task cards! Now with links to editable student Google slides to make distance learning easier!
The common elementary level problems included are:
* Making choices when angry
* Putting forth effort
* Invading personal space
* Being able to concentrate
* Getting your work done
* Working together
* Destroying others' property
* Hurting others
* Inappropriate language
Each scenario includes:
* a vocabulary pre/post: 2 emotions and 2 character traits per story.
* a pictured scenario with the basic problem that leaves it open for your students to provide details that are meaningful to their lives.
* vocabulary definition cards.
* tell the emotion and explain why.
* explain the problem and tell what the characters could be thinking.
* follow the steps to solve the problem.
* tell what they could say to solve the problem.
* tell what they could be thinking when the problem is solved.
* tell their emotions and draw a picture to show the conclusion.
* tell the emotions and write about a similar experience.
* multiple choice vocabulary worksheet
* worksheet for sharing an experience with the common classroom problem and how it was resolved
* worksheet for sharing an experience with the common classroom problems and how it was resolved
Also included are:
* a social rules teaching story that explains what perspective-taking and point of view are and why they are important skills
* a page-sized poster with emotions and facial expressions
* a page-sized poster with the character traits
* a summary worksheet for students to compare their viewpoint to the characters in the scenarios
* 2 worksheets for telling behaviors associated with the character traits - fill in the blank and matching formats
***************************************************************************
TRY the FREE unit: Socials Skills Unit Freebie
Then check out each preview:
Perspective Taking and Problem Solving 1
Perspective Taking and Problem Solving 2
Perspective Taking and Problem Solving 3
**************************************************************************
It pays off to give feedback! You earn credits toward free TpT purchases when you do, and your kind words bring a smile to my day! I love happy feedback and encourage you to ask a question at my store if something isn't right so I can fix it.
Also, be sure to follow me to find out about new products, which are 50% off for the first 24 hours. Thanks for stopping by! Linda@Looks-Like-Language
You might also like:
• Social Skills Activities Problem Solving Games for Taking Perspectives
• Social Skills Activities Bundle for Differentiated Instruction
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