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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!

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

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

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.

Fun articulation game for /s/ in the initial position. Say your target word, then find it in the winter picture scene. Clipart:www.dailyarthub.com Background: Artifex - https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Artifex

20 inferencing questions from statements Examples: - George gets his ticket, popcorn and a soda. What is he doing? - Ellie hears a ring and puts her phone to her ear. What is she doing? Activity is in handout/list form Easy 1 page to print

Two fun spring themed worksheets for prepositions above/below, in front and behind, in, on, under, next to. E.g. Touch the kite in front of the tree. Clipart by Whimsy Clips: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Whimsy-ClipsFont by Walter Turncoat.

Plural matching game for teaching plurals ending in -es (e.g. dresses, houses). Complete the sentence using one of the pictures at the bottom of the page. Cut and paste to complete the sentence. Clipart: www.dailyarthub.com Empty Jar Illustrations

Describe a winter house using descriptive words and full sentences. Twelve houses to describe for work on using adjectives and expanding sentences. Handouts for home practice. For fun in-session describing, check out my FREE describing houses boom cards: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/tpt-TvjqLLTurCT4kQ4p3?tpt=1 & ref=1 & paid=1624290699042