Body Language Social Skills Scenarios | Inferencing, Perspec
by TaraG © 2026
Price: $5 USD
Subjects: socialAwareness,relationshipSkills,specialAba,developmentalSkills,emotionalAndBehavioralSkills,Special Autism
Grades: 5,6,7,8,9
Description
Body Language Social Skills Scenarios Social Inference • Perspective Taking • Flexible Thinking • Social Communication Help students learn that body language gives us clues—but it does not always tell us exactly what another person is thinking or feeling. This set includes 20 realistic social scenarios designed to help students slow down, observe the available information, separate facts from assumptions, consider multiple possible explanations, and choose an appropriate next step. Rather than teaching students to automatically interpret one facial expression or body position as having a single meaning, these activities encourage flexible social thinking. Each scenario presents a relatable school or peer situation followed by the same structured six-question framework: What do you NOTICE? Identify observable information without interpreting it. What do you KNOW? Determine which information is actually known. What are you ASSUMING? Recognize thoughts or conclusions that are not yet confirmed. Give 2 possible meanings. Practice generating more than one interpretation. Do you have enough information? Decide whether the available clues are enough to reach a conclusion. What should you do next? Identify a socially appropriate response or way to gather additional information.