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Starting Conversations: Reading Social Cues & Body Language

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Understanding Social Cues: Body Language & Facial Expressions

This interactive resource helps students recognize social cues, read body language, and understand facial expressions—key skills for effective communication.

✔ 43 interactive slides where students assess social situations by choosing 'yes,' 'no,' or 'maybe' to determine if someone is open to a conversation.
✔ Builds confidence in navigating social interactions and responding appropriately to emotions.
✔ Designed for special education teachers and SLPs working on social communication skills.

Goals to Target:

  • Understanding non-verbal language

  • Recognizing social cues

  • Knowing when to end an interaction

  • Identifying emotions in others

  • Answering yes/no questions

  • Stating problems and solutions

  • Ensuring safe social interactions

  • Building foundational social skills

Vocabulary to Target: Continue*, Uncomfortable*, Appropriate*, Inappropriate*, Body language, Smile*, Non-verbal, Interested, More*, No more*, Stop*, Go*, Date, Romantic, Family, Facial expressions, Staring, Glaring (*Potential AAC vocabulary)

Use this resource to strengthen social awareness and foster better communication skills.

➡️ Buy on Teachers Pay Teachers

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Understanding Social Cues: Body Language & Facial Expressions

This interactive resource helps students recognize social cues, read body language, and understand facial expressions—key skills for effective communication.

✔ 43 interactive slides where students assess social situations by choosing 'yes,' 'no,' or 'maybe' to determine if someone is open to a conversation.
✔ Builds confidence in navigating social interactions and responding appropriately to emotions.
✔ Designed for special education teachers and SLPs working on social communication skills.

Goals to Target:

  • Understanding non-verbal language

  • Recognizing social cues

  • Knowing when to end an interaction

  • Identifying emotions in others

  • Answering yes/no questions

  • Stating problems and solutions

  • Ensuring safe social interactions

  • Building foundational social skills

Vocabulary to Target: Continue*, Uncomfortable*, Appropriate*, Inappropriate*, Body language, Smile*, Non-verbal, Interested, More*, No more*, Stop*, Go*, Date, Romantic, Family, Facial expressions, Staring, Glaring (*Potential AAC vocabulary)

Use this resource to strengthen social awareness and foster better communication skills.

➡️ Buy on Teachers Pay Teachers

Understanding Social Cues: Body Language & Facial Expressions

This interactive resource helps students recognize social cues, read body language, and understand facial expressions—key skills for effective communication.

✔ 43 interactive slides where students assess social situations by choosing 'yes,' 'no,' or 'maybe' to determine if someone is open to a conversation.
✔ Builds confidence in navigating social interactions and responding appropriately to emotions.
✔ Designed for special education teachers and SLPs working on social communication skills.

Goals to Target:

  • Understanding non-verbal language

  • Recognizing social cues

  • Knowing when to end an interaction

  • Identifying emotions in others

  • Answering yes/no questions

  • Stating problems and solutions

  • Ensuring safe social interactions

  • Building foundational social skills

Vocabulary to Target: Continue*, Uncomfortable*, Appropriate*, Inappropriate*, Body language, Smile*, Non-verbal, Interested, More*, No more*, Stop*, Go*, Date, Romantic, Family, Facial expressions, Staring, Glaring (*Potential AAC vocabulary)

Use this resource to strengthen social awareness and foster better communication skills.

➡️ Buy on Teachers Pay Teachers

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