Social Thinking Ch 3. Vocabulary

Front

We have thoughts about: Our friends, Our family, People who we remember, People who are around us

Back

All of the above

Front

Some kids are in the cafeteria and a fire alarm is going off. They have thoughts such as: “What IS that?”, “Is that a fire alarm?”, and “What are we supposed to do now?” Decide if the person is probably having a BIG thought or a little thought and circle that answer.

Back

Probably a BIG thought

Front

A student is at her desk writing with a pencil. She has the thought: "Oh no! My pencil point broke... but I can go sharpen it." Is it Probably a BIG thought or Probably a little thought?

Back

Probably a little thought

Front

Agree/Disagree: Our thoughts usually make us feel different ways.

Back

Agree

Front

Thinking with your eyes is another way of talking about:

Back

Using your eyes and brain together to figure out what's going on around you.

Front

I can think with my eyes to figure out: What to do in a certain situation. How people might feel

Back

Both A and B

Front

I just lost a tennis match. What should I do?

Back

Keep my cool, don't get mad and go congratulate the person who won.

Front

I see a friend across the room as I enter the library. I want to greet her. Options: Try not to bump into others. Keep my body an arm's length away. Don't yell "This line is moving too slow!"; Take out a book and read quietly at my desk.; Use a fork; don't eat with my fingers. And use a napkin because it's probably messy.; Say hello with a wave instead of saying, "Hi!"; Keep my cool, don't get mad and go congratulate the person who won.

Back

Say hello with a wave instead of saying, "Hi!"

Front

You think your teacher is nice. Match the social thought to the social memory:

Back

She smiled and said "Great work" when she handed back your homework yesterday

Front

Match the social thought to the social memory: You think your classmate really likes Star Wars.

Back

He's always talking about Yoda and the other day he wore a Star Wars shirt.