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Through this theory of mind guide you can help your student understand different types of cues including facial expressions, body language and tone of voice. Perspective taking and emotional games included. Then practice the skills in social scenario stories and reflect on what they learned. If you're looking for something that you can teach them to help them understand, then practice identifying and doing the skills, then this guide is for you!!

Simple wh- questions with picture answers. This is a cut and paste activity to provide interaction for students. Who, what, where, when and why questions included.

Help your students master inference and prediction with this engaging reading comprehension workbook! Includes 10 short, realistic fiction stories with labeled comprehension questions (inference or prediction). Perfect for grades 2–4, this no-prep resource is great for small groups, independent work, or literacy centers.Includes:10 original short stories4 questions per story (labeled)Student instructions + strategy pageGreat for building critical thinking and reading skills!

Practice making inferences and predictions with 12 short stories and thoughtful questions. Students use clues from the text to deepen comprehension and build critical thinking skills. Perfect for grades 2–4 and ideal for classroom or remote learning.

Help students practice flexible thinking, perspective-taking, and conversation skills - perfect for home practice or SEL small groups! This resource includes 10 real-life scenarios with structured supports: checkboxes for interpreting what someone might be thinking or feeling, and scaffolded prompts to help students ask deeper, more thoughtful questions. Great for students with autism, ADHD, or anyone working on social communication!

Help your child understand the “why” behind different perspectives!This worksheet is perfect for kids who are learning how beliefs and opinions shape the way people think, feel, and react. Through real-life scenarios and guided questions, they’ll practice seeing situations from different points of view — building stronger social understanding, empathy, and flexible thinking skills. Whether your child struggles with perspective-taking or just needs a little extra support in understanding others,

This no-prep reading activity helps students strengthen comprehension by identifying the main idea and spotting one sentence that doesn’t belong. Each set includes 4 short sentences — students underline a key word in each, determine what the story is about, and explain which sentence doesn’t fit. Great for small groups, independent work, or take-home practice! What’s Included: 15 short story sets Parent instructions and strategies Built-in focus and comprehension support Skills Targeted: ✔️ Main

Build social skills and perspective-taking with these 10 real-life game scenarios!Perfect for students with autism, ADHD, or social challenges, each situation includes multiple possible explanations (no right or wrong answers) and a reflection question to build empathy, flexible thinking, and self-awareness. Great for: ✅ Social-emotional learning ✅ Counseling & therapy sessions ✅ Autism support & social groups ✅ One-on-one or small group use Targets: perspective-taking, emotional regulati

Auditory memory or reading comprehension of stories (8) 4-5 sentence stories included with wh- comprehension questions

Perspective taking activity for building empathy, theory of mind and inferencing for interacting with others. Teach about perspective taking then practice taking other's perspectives in three different activities. PDF or Powerpoint included. Interested in a boom card version check out this preview: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-JbjrstH2MnfasEA8f?ref=tpt If any issues arise please email: kellie.belcourt@outlook.com

BOOM CARDS! Six fun filled picture scenes for /k/ and /g/ carryover. Included: /k/ initial, medial and final, /g/ initial, medial and final scenes. Drag 10+ images around the page while describing or putting the words in sentences, or simply naming the items. Could use as a barrier game for describing too! Preview: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-WahognsmYHhP9rRMi?ref=tpt

Help your student expand their sentences using question cues. Students are given a simple sentence and 4 wh- type questions to help them add detail. Then they can write their expanded sentence on the line provided. The first two pages have sample sentences for them to see to give them an idea of how to make sentences with increased detail. A visual is provided for visual learners.

Spring ordinal concept directions e.g. Put the strawberry on the first plate OR Give the last girl a blue flower OR Put the orange butterfly on the last tree. Drag and drop the item to the correct spot! For a preview click the link here: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-3DtZepNgRYtdC2wWD?ref=tpt

BOOM CARDS! Vocabulary cards and 8 built in reinforcement games! 8 categories of cards (8-10 pictures for each category). Each group also contains a feed the monster reinforcement game. Choose how many cards you want you student to name before reinforcing, and continue where you left off, or review specific cards again! Preview: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-9jApXPr9vuZj9M4jh?ref=tpt Clipart: www.dailyarthub.com

/S/, /SH/, and /CH/ Sentence PracticeA no-prep set of 40 simple sentences to help students practice /s/, /sh/, and /ch/ sounds at the sentence level. Perfect for articulation carryover, reading practice, and quick speech session

Springtime backyard scene for answering who, what and where questions. Questions located at the top. E.g. Who has a boat on their shirt? Also included is the backyard scene with moveable pieces. Can use for describing, following directions, reinforcement, language, creating your own questions! Lastly, a barrier game! Great for describing, expanding language, spring vocabulary, articulation carryover! For product preview visit: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-62nSa2K5ph9p5cKwb?ref=tpt THANK Y

Vocabulary cards and 8 built in reinforcement games! 8 categories of cards (8-10 pictures for each category). Each group also contains a build your own ice cream reinforcement game. Choose how many cards you want you student to name before reinforcing, and continue where you left off, or review specific cards again! Preview: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-PBj2yHcdP9BaRZ62D?ref=tpt Clipart: www.dailyarthub.com

(Boom Cards) Three activities with social scenarios to build inferencing, social interaction, perspective taking, theory of mind skills to help students interact with others Preview product: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-fZCXPgySoecDTCY5R?ref=tpt

In this engaging Boom Card activity, students will explore the concept of faux pas—situations where someone unintentionally says or does something socially inappropriate or awkward. Through a series of interactive scenarios, students will observe characters committing faux pas in different social situations. After each scenario, they’ll answer a set of follow-up questions to practice understanding others' thoughts, feelings, and social awareness. This activity helps students build Theory of Mind

BOOM CARDS! Understanding adjectives from an array of 2 pictures. E.g. Touch the dog is wet, or touch something that is hot, or touch the monkey that is dirty. Click on the correct picture. A variety of adjectives are included (hard/soft, big/small, long/short, heavy/light, dirty/clean, wet/dry, sharp, round, hot/cold, fast/slow, loud/quiet). For preview: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-7iv9q4MsLBLE8mbAz?ref=tpt