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Junior Learning® 50 Social Scenario Activities
Product Number: JRL361
Everyday children are encountering new social situations at home and at school, which can sometimes be difficult to deal with. This set of 50 social scenario cards will help children navigate through these situations by developing different social skills such as showing empathy, understanding, tolerance and communication. Each activity will encourage children to reflect on the scenario by providing a number of prompt questions for children to think about and discuss. Ages 5+.
$14.99
Everyday children are encountering new social situations at home and at school, which can sometimes be difficult to deal with. This set of 50 social scenario cards will help children navigate through these situations by developing different social skills such as showing empathy, understanding, tolerance and communication. Each activity will encourage children to reflect on the scenario by providing a number of prompt questions for children to think about and discuss. Ages 5+.
- Teach children how to manage a variety of different everyday social situations by developing different sets of social skills.
- Children are encouraged to act out each scenario to help children understand what different emotions and responses may arise from each scenario
- Each scenario has a series of points for children to discuss in a group or on their own.
- Contains a contents card that can act as a teacher's check-off list.
- Each activity card is double sided with a real-life picture on one side to help engage children with the different scenarios
JRL361
Data sheet
- Grade
- Grade K+
- Age
- 5+ years
Everyday children are encountering new social situations at home and at school, which can sometimes be difficult to deal with. This set of 50 social scenario cards will help children navigate through these situations by developing different social skills such as showing empathy, understanding, tolerance and communication. Each activity will encourage children to reflect on the scenario by providing a number of prompt questions for children to think about and discuss. Ages 5+.