Boystown Social Skills

Look at the person.

Use a calm and pleasant voice.

Say May I...

Accept the answer calmly.

• Following instructions

• Asking permission

• Working with others

• Accepting no

Troy was in class and his teacher asked him to grab his backpack. He looked at the teacher and said ok. He gave his teacher the backpack. This is an example of

• Disagreeing appropriately

• Following Instructions

• Accepting No for an Answer

• Greeting others

Match the following

• Look at the person. Say okay. Do what you have been asked right away. Check Back

• Accepting Criticism or a consequence

• Look at the person.

  Use a pleasant Voice. Say Hi or hello.

• Greeting others

• Look at the person. Use a pleasant voice. Say "Thank you"

• Following Instructions

• Look at the person.

  Say Okay

  Stay calm

• Accepting Compliments

• Look at the person. Say Okay. Stay calm. If you disagree, ask later.

• Accepting No for an answer

Match the following

• Look at the teacher. Raise your hand and stay calm. Wait until the teacher says your name. Ask ?.

• Ask Permission

• Look at the person. Ask the person if they have time to help. Clearly explain the help you need.

• Appropriate voice tone

• Look at the person. Use a calm and pleasant voice. Say May I... Accept the answer calmly.

• Getting the teacher's attention

• Let the other person use the item first. Ask if you can use it later.

• Sharing Something

• Listen to the level of voices around you. Change your voice tone to match.

• Asking for help

Marcus is working on an assignment, but there is a student having a behavior. Marcus keeps working. This is an example of.

• Staying on Task

• Asking for help

• Appropriate Voice Tone

• Listening

When you ask for help. 1st you ​ (a)   Next, you​ ​ (b)   Then, you ​ (c)   ​ Last, you ​ (d)  

• Look at the person
• Ask the person if they have time to help you.
• Clearly explain the kind of help you need
• Thank the person for helping.

Show me an inappropriate voice tone for the classroom.

Draw something you would share

Name one self-control strategy you can use.

How much are bonds?

• 1000

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