Social Skills Social Problem Solving Scenarios for Older Students BUNDLE

With 50 social problem-solving scenarios, this bundle is perfect for targeting many aspects of social communication such as...

• Perspective-taking
• Reading nonverbal social clues
• Matching behavior to the situation
• Making social inferences
• Adjusting how we communicate in different social interactions
• Understanding the tone and mood of social interactions
• Word choice
• Tone of voice

Your students will have fun observing, investigating, and putting social clues together with these 4 resources…

Perfect for Middle and High School Students!

“Social Clues”

• 20 Social Situation Investigation Pages that feature real pictures of older kids and adults.
• Relatable social situations for older students.
• Skills targeted -making social inferences, perspective-taking with thought and speech bubbles, identifying facial expressions, body language, and “mood.” Describe what behaviors are appropriate and “match” the situation and what behaviors don’t.

“Social Slip-Ups”

• Investigate 12 types of behaviors that cause problems and miscommunication with peers in social interactions.
• Match 12 confused characters with their social slip-ups and give them some advice on how they can improve their interactions with others.

“Rewind, Rephrase and Replay”

• 20 relatable school-based situations that investigate how and why we adjust our language, conversation topic, and tone of voice to match different social situations and communication partners.
• Explore the idea that how we communicate changes based on who we are interacting with- a friend? an acquaintance? an adult?
• What should the tone and mood of the interaction be?
• Help the characters rewind, replay, and rephrase their way to successful interactions with others by helping them express their messages in a way that “fits” the situation and who they are interacting with.

"Social Recipes"

• 10 Social Recipe Worksheets based on real-life inspired school-based situations.
• Students explore 5 social elements, "ingredients," that make up social interactions- Purpose, Partner, Mood & Tone, Tone of Voice, and Word Choice
• Create a “social recipe” for the situation by choosing the right “ingredients” for each social element question. Write what the character should say and how their partner might respond.
• Discuss why some social ingredients are helpful for the situation and why others are not!
• 5 peer-to-peer situations and 5 student- to-adult/teacher situations.
• Editable/Customizable Social Recipe Template Page
• Fillable text fields allow you to create your own custom situations for your students based on their environments and needs!

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