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Activities for the Week of June 8th:
 

Every social situation has “hidden rules” or a range of social behavioral expectations that are implied while at the same time being understood by the majority of people. Hidden rules are not usually stated or explicitly taught, yet most of us recognize when someone is or isn't following them.


Think of 3 hidden rules at the beach or pool.  Share with me.

 

This is our last week of Speech Services for the school year.  Have a wonderful summer!  Hope to see you soon!!

Activities for the Week of June 1st:
 
I can't believe it is already June!  Do you feel like the past few months have gone by quickly?
 

1.Complete the worksheet on Determining the Best Perspective. "The Question Challenge" linked below.

2.If you are able to print, make the question cube and take turns playing with your family.


3.Share the completed worksheet / cube with me

Week of May 25th:
 
Please complete the activity from last week, or any others that have not been completed.
 
Thanks!
Activities for the Week of May 18th:
  1. Go to Youtube https://safeYouTube.net/w/APRE

 watch the Quest for Glory Euro Cup 2016.

This short has no dialogue, so you need to pay close attention to the character’s body language, and facial expressions.  


  1. Complete this Google Form

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1EdXMyFFhx6EN8RMwjfItO9QJpJA80Q7O4EjCYXeGdI8/edit

Activities for the Week of May 11th:

Go to Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUNnwvy57QE, watch Rules for Two Way Conversation: Don’t Police.  Answer the following questions: 

What does it mean to “police” someone in a conversation? 

How does this make the speaker feel?

How could you handle it if someone makes an error in conversation?

Share your answers with me.  If you would like to do so via Flipgrid, let me know and I’ll send you a login.  Otherwise, email your answers to me.

Activities for the Week of May 4th:
1. Go to Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/AGray0411, watch Joining Group Conversations - Expected Behavior.  Answer the following questions: 

What did Tony do right in joining that conversation? Did it seem like the group wanted to talk to him?  How could you tell?

What do you think they thought of Tony?

Are they going to want to talk to him again?

 

2. Go to Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/AGray0411, watch Joining Group Conversations - Unexpected.  Answer the following questions:

What did Tony do wrong in trying to join the conversation?

Did it seem like the group wanted to talk to him?  How could you tell?

What do you think they thought of Tony?

Are they going to want to talk to him again?

Share your answers with me.  If you would like to do so via Flipgrid, let me know and I’ll send you a login.  Otherwise, email your answers to me.

Activities for the Week of April 27
 
1. Use perspective taking to complete Everyday Speech Worksheet #1.

2. Answer a daily question on the Social Communication Calendar
Activities for the Week of April 20
1. Create solutions for problems posed in the link below.
2. Answer a daily question on the Social Communication Calendar.
Activities for the Week of April 13th
Using the links below this post:
1. Select a Garfield comic strip

2. Read through the comic and pay attention to changes in  facial expressions.

3.. Answer the questions provided.
4. Answer a daily question on the Social Communication Calendar
Week of March 30th
 
1. Select a Garfield comic strip (in link below)

2. Read though the comic and pay attention to changes in  facial expressions.

3. Answer the questions provided.

Social Skills activities Week of March 23rd
 
1.  Complete activities from Social Skills link below.
Social Skills Groups Week of March 16th
 
1.  Complete 3 paragraphs in the worksheet below.
 
2.  Think about others while you're home.  Use your strategies we've discussed.