Downloadable Activities: Freddie the Fly - Connecting the Dots
Author: |
Kimberly Delude, MA, CCC-SLP |
- SKU:
- DA-59-002
Description
These downloadable activities help teach kids how to recognize social cues by connecting the communication dots, including voice tone, facial expressions and body language. Worksheets, games, discussion topics and group activities reinforce the message from the storybook, Freddie the Fly: Connecting the Dots
Five Downloadable Activities include:
- Non-Verbal Communication Word Search
- Tic-Tac-How Do I Feel?
- Make Your Own Social Cues Checklist
- Social Cues Fill in the Chart
- Social Cues Matching
Freddie the Fly: Connecting the Dots is recommended for these activities.
An email address must be provided to obtain the activities!
Produced by Boys Town Press
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