Teen Social Skills Bundle: Identifying Feelings and Emotions

Interpreting nonverbal language and social cues are essential for communication. This includes: body language, facial expressions, body posture, and tone. We must recognize these nonverbal cues and make inferences about a situation and how a person feels.

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To gain a better idea of everything included, please check out the individual previews for each packet:

Nonverbal Language Skills for Teens

Feelings and Emotions for Teens

Nonverbal Language Skills for Teens Part 2

Teen Cell Phone Social Skills

Feelings and Emotions Flashcards

WHO IT IS FOR

• Appropriate for teenage students.

• Works great for students with autism.

• Students that need help identifying their emotions.

• Also effective for students that need to practice perspective taking and identifying how others feel.

FEATURES

• Effective for teaching nonverbal cues: facial expressions, tone, body posture, gestures, and situational context.

• Students learn how to sharpen their perspective taking skills.

• Students learn how to recognize nonverbal cues that includes body language and facial cues.

• Encourages written expression.

Includes the following Topics:

• Peer Pressure

• Teen Drinking

• Shoplifting

• School Dances

• Body Image

• Self Esteem

• Teen Addiction

• Domestic Violence

• Depression

• Stress

• Dating

• Distracted Driving

• Anger Management

• Cyber bullying

• Cheating

• White Lies

• Teen Smoking

• Cliques

• Responsibility

• Determination

Includes the Following Emotions:

• Sad

• Helpful

• Apologetic

• Confused

• Disappointed

• Nervous

• Bored

• Hopeful

• Worried

• Upset

• Confident

• Disgusted

• Excited

• Tired

• Scared

• Happy

• Ungrateful

• Content

• Annoyed

• Surprised

Text Message Scenarios Include:

• Getting a new job

• Problems at work

• Friend advice

• Losing a temper

• Family health concerns

• Relationship advice

• Losing something important

• Social events

• Dating

• Social media woes

These activities will help your students Interpret:

• Situational Context

• Facial cues

• Situational contexts

• Tone

• Body Language

• Gestures

• Body Posture

The students also read about Nonverbal Language Skills.

Description of all Activities:

Nonverbal Language Activities {Real Pictures}
The students are provided with a little bit of background information before looking at the picture. Then the student must look at the nonverbal cues along with the background information to answer the questions. The background information is purposefully ambiguous so that students may draw their own conclusions.

Nonverbal Language Activities

• 20 scenarios (Color)

• 20 scenarios (Black/White)

• Answer Key

• Instructions

• 1 bonus scenario (Color)

• 1 bonus scenario (Black/White)

The bonus scenario does not rely on facial cues and expressions.

Nonverbal Emotions Description Pages {Real Pictures}

• 20 scenarios (Color)

• Instructions

• 1 bonus scenario (Color)

The bonus scenario does not rely on facial cues and expressions.

Students read a description of the emotion in the picture. Each page describes: facial expressions, tone, body posture, gestures, and situational context. Print out and laminate the pages for repeated use.

Nonverbal Emotions Worksheets: "I feel When..." {Real Pictures}

• 20 worksheets (Color)

• 20 worksheets (Black & White)

• 1 bonus worksheet (Color)

• 1 bonus worksheet (Black & White)

Nonverbal Emotions {Real Pictures}

Students learn about the different emotions and their nonverbal cues. Then they write about a time when they felt that way. Students may take the black and white copies home for homework practice and to facilitate the carryover process.

Nonverbal Emotions Flashcards {Real Pictures}

Print out on card stock and laminate for durable use.
Also, print out doubles and play card games!

Teen Social Situations and Scenarios Include: {Real Pictures}

• 20 pages Color and 20 pages Black/White

• Total of 40 pages

• Instructions (3 pages)

Teen Social Discussion Questions Include: {Real Pictures}

• 20 pages Color and 20 pages Black/White
• Total of 40 pages

• Instructions (3 pages)

Teen Cell Phone Social Skills Include: {Does not include Real Pictures}

Text Message Scenario Worksheets

• 20 pages

• 10 Color and 10 Black/White

• Each text message includes an emotion icon

• Students read the text message on the cell phone. Then they read three possible responses and circle the best response. After the student circles the appropriate response, then they write how the other person might respond to that text message.

Text Message Response Worksheets

• 10 pages Black/White

• Students take a more in depth look into the text message scenarios. Students are required to analyze all of the text message responses. Then write how the other person may feel and/or what the person may do next.

Text Message Written Expression Worksheets

• 10 pages Black/White

• Students are asked to reflect on their own situations and write a paragraph about it.

In the social scenarios, the students read a story about the characters in the picture. There are three discussion questions on each page. The students may discuss these questions in the small group setting and compare their answers. Print on card stock and laminate for durable use.

In the discussion questions, the students answer five written questions about the social scenarios. The students may compare their answers in the small group setting.

The use of real photos will help increase your students' understanding of nonverbal cues.

These activities are meant for teenagers and the scenarios are outlined above. All topics are school appropriate.

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