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Perspective Taking and Feelings Game for Small Groups

$2.00

Perspective Taking and Feelings Game for Small Groups

$2.00

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Topic: Social Skills

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About This Resource

An engaging small group game that helps students determine how they would feel in a situation and how others would feel. Perfect to show how people have different emotions in the same situation.

What You Get

  • Game Directions
  • 16 Feelings Cards. 8 emotions, 2 variations with boy and girl characters.
  • 81 Scenario Cards: There are 9 or more scenario cards for each feeling.
  • Secret Envelope Visual.

Details

This resource is perfect for school counselors, SLPs, and special education teachers. Great game for small groups focused on perspective-taking and feelings identification. 

Reviews

  • 5 stars: 88 (85%)
  • 4 stars: 15 (15%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Wendy D.

Students loved visuals to assist with learning the skill.

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Victoria B.

This resource was great for talking about looking for clues to see how someone might be feeling. I took photos of the color pages and projected them from my Ipad to the Apple tv for group discussion. It was engaging for the students.

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Michelle W.

Practical situations that my students could relate to.

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Sarah F.

My students loved playing this game during our social skills lessons.

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Aliza K.

This is a great resource! It was just what I was looking for!

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Melissa D.

These were great activities for my ELL students. They were very engaged! Thank you so much!

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Jessica Z.

Great resource. Helpful when working on empathy and others perspectives!

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Lisa M.

Very helpful to have grab and go scenarios to use with different activities. Scenarios are relatable and students were engaged.

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Michaella L.

I loved using this resource with my students to help support their social emotional learning!

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Bunny and Boo Unit Studies

I'm using this in a co-op class on feelings and the kids really love it!

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Samantha S.

These have been great for my students with autism.

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Monica P.

Students love the secret envelope! Great immersion into emotions for my kiddos on the spectrum!

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amber chambers

worked great for reminding students of what needs to be done

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Catherine L.

Nice resource to use with students on the spectrum who need to address perspective taking but cannot attend to lengthy scenarios and need visual supports.

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Nichole K.

Thanks

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Gillian W.

A great resource that can be used with a lot of different goal areas!

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Alyssa H.

My students have enjoyed using this!

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Shannon W.

This is a great resource!

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Rosa E.

Thank you

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Nelinda V.

Great scenarios to use with students.

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Caitlin P.

I used this game with groups as well as my lunch bunches. It was so fun and all of the kids loved it :)

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Erin P.

I really enjoyed this resource. This game is a great opportunity to teach how different people can feel a range of emotions in the same situation. For my students, I adapted some of the scenarios and added visuals where needed. Thanks for a great resource!

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Peta B.

fantastic!!

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A to B Speech

I really love this resource!! Such a great way to get a conversation going! I actually modified it and used the cards with a spinner for my older kiddos...I had them give me a calm down strategy after each card to expand the activity...thanks so much!

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Kimberly W.

Great again to add to my growing Perspective Taking library of resource! I love that this is set up as a game!

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Maria B.

This was a little challenging for my 1st graders to read. However they did enjoy it. It reminds me of apples to apples. I think it was a very creative and neat idea.

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Counseling in Paradise

Great activity for my students. Thank you :)

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Amy P.

Fun game to play to teach kids about feelings

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melinda mahoney

This file worked great with my social kids

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ALEXANDRA K.

Different way for my kiddos to appropriately work on perspective taking

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School Counselor Eryka

This was such a fun game to play with students. Great resource for perspective for older elementary!

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Dana J.

Very easy to adapt to virtual services. great scenarios for working on emotions.

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Kim D.

Great resource!

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Alyssa C.

Easy to use, and very engaging.

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