Expected Vs. Unexpected Behaviors | GAME SHOW ACTIVITY
by Box of OT © 2026
Premier Publisher
Price: $3 USD
Subjects: responsibleDecisionMaking,autism,instrumentalActivitiesOfDailyLiving,socialAwareness,sel,ot
Grades: 3,4,5,6
Description
Help your students learn expected vs unexpected classroom behaviors with this fun and engaging interactive game show! Perfect for students with autism, social skills groups, and special education classrooms. What is included: ⭐ 19 interactive Boom Cards in game show format ⭐ Directions slide with clear instructions ⭐ Score board to track points ⭐ Interactive game board with 4 categories ⭐ 16 question cards (100-400 points each) Categories included: 🎯 True or False (4 questions) 🎯 Multiple Choice (4 questions) 🎯 Scenario / Open-Ended (4 questions) 🎯 Expected vs Unexpected Sorting (4 questions) Skills targeted: ✅ Identifying expected vs unexpected behaviors ✅ Classroom behavior awareness ✅ Social thinking skills ✅ Perspective taking ✅ Problem solving in social situations Classroom settings covered: 📚 Whole class instruction time 📚 Independent work time 📚 Group work and partner activities 📚 Transitions and lining up 📚 Lunch and recess 📚 Special classes (PE, art, music) How to play: Students select a category and point value from the game board. They read the question and respond. Points are awarded for appropriate answers. Play continues until all questions are completed. Age range: 8-12 years (Grades 3-6)
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