Free printable “Recognize and respond to social cues” behavior chart.
Social cues and nonverbal communication chart. Help neurodivergent or struggling students read the room.
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- Recognize and respond to social cues
- Take turns during group activities
- Share materials with classmates
| Goal | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Recognize and respond to social cues | |||||
| 2. Take turns during group activities | |||||
| 3. Share materials with classmates |
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Make it count in the moment.
Play 'emotion charades' to practice identifying body language and facial expressions. Explicitly state the hidden rules of a space (e.g., 'When the lights go off, it means stop talking').
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