Social Butterfly

Hello there!
How is everyone doing out there? I just spent last night working on progress reports until I couldn’t see straight. At my school district, I’m required to write progress reports for all of my students every 5 weeks-yes, you heard right-every 5 weeks! It keeps me pretty busy 🙂

I’m a little behind on this but wanted to let you know about a new product listed on my TPT store.
It’s titled “Social Butterfly” and it’s designed for those social groups I know a lot of us are doing.

In this adorable game, you receive:
*1 set (12 cards) of How Would You Feel Questions.
Example: The UPS truck came with a large package having your name on it. How would you feel?
*1 set (12 cards) of How Would They Feel Questions
Example: The police station hired 10 new police officers. How would a thief feel?

*1 set (12 cards) of Show Me How You Would Feel (Must demonstrate emotion)
Example: Show me how you would feel if you had to give a speech to the class that you didn’t practice.
*1 set (12 cards) of Identifying Social Problems and Solutions
Example: A friend asked you to help teach his cat some new tricks. You’ve worked with the cat for a month and he still can’t do a trick. You think it’s a waste of time. What’s the problem? What’s a solution?
*1 set (12 cards) of What does this Idiom/Proverb mean?
Example: At the school dance, Chris says “I want to ask Lauren to dance but I have two left feet!” What does he mean?
*1 set (12 cards) of You’ve been Caught!-give a card back

You can find this activity HERE at my TPT store or HERE at my Teachers Notebook store.

 I can never get enough social group activities because it seems that once I use one, the kiddos already know the answer and I must come up with something new to present to them.

I got together with some other Speechies out there and found some more social group activities. I thought I would share them with you 🙂 I personally have all of these and have used them on my students so I know they are good!

Social Candy Monsters over at SLP Gone Wild

Fall Pragmatics Pack from Denise Polley

Social Aliens from Danielle Reed

Happy “Socializing!”