Expected vs. Unexpected Behavior – Social Skills Practice

by Smart Sprouts

Price: 690 points or $6.9 USD

Subjects: communicationSkills,emotionalAndBehavioralSkills,relationshipSkills,selfAwareness,selfManagement,socialAwareness,responsibleDecisionMaking

Grades: 14,13,1,2,3

Description: Are you struggling to teach your Pre-K to 3rd graders the difference between appropriate and inappropriate actions in various social situations? Looking for a fun and engaging way to boost your students' Social Emotional Learning and critical thinking skills? Introducing the "Expected vs. Unexpected Behavior | Social Skills SEL Activities" Boom Card deck! This resource is designed to make teaching and learning about behavior choices a breeze, saving you valuable time while captivating your young learners. Watch your students blossom as they gain confidence in navigating social scenarios and making positive decisions. These two decks work together to support social skills development. ⭐ Skills Covered: Conversation skills Social interactions and play Emotional awareness Social boundaries and personal space Self-regulation 👧👦 Perfect For: Pre-K through Grade 3 Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Special Education Speech Therapy ABA and SEL instruction Visual, simple, and ideal for introducing social behavior concepts. Learning Objectives Students will be able to differentiate between expected and unexpected behavior in common social scenarios Students will practice decision-making skills by choosing appropriate responses Students will develop a better understanding of social cues and expectations Students will improve their self-regulation and problem-solving abilities in social situations Students will learn to identify and articulate what to do in various social situations