This lesson uses a game-based approach to help a 3rd grade student with autism spectrum disorder identify social mistakes and propose solutions. Through interactive reading and discussion, the student will learn to recognize common social errors and think critically about how to address them. This lesson is important as it fosters social awareness and problem-solving skills, which are crucial for social integration and personal development.
Audience
3rd grade student with autism
Time
15 minutes
Approach
Game-Based Learning
Materials
Printable Social Scenario Cards, and Worksheet: Social Mistakes and Fixes
Step 1
Introduction
2 minutes
Briefly explain the objective of the lesson: identifying and fixing social mistakes.
Introduce the concept of social mistakes using simple language and examples.
Step 2
Reading Activity
5 minutes
Read a short story or scenario that includes a social mistake.
Discuss the mistake with the student, asking them to identify what went wrong.
Step 3
Game: Social Scenario Cards
5 minutes
Use the Printable Social Scenario Cards.
Present a card to the student and ask them to identify the mistake and propose a solution.
Encourage creative thinking and discussion about different ways to fix the mistake.
Step 4
Closure
3 minutes
Recap the key points of the lesson.
Ask the student to share one thing they learned about fixing social mistakes.
Provide positive reinforcement and encouragement.
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Worksheet
Printable Social Scenario Cards
These cards present various social scenarios where a mistake has been made. They are used to prompt discussion and problem-solving.
A friend is talking, but you interrupt them.
You forgot to say 'thank you' after receiving a gift.
You pushed in line to be first.
You laughed when someone fell down.
Worksheet
Worksheet: Social Mistakes and Fixes
This worksheet helps students identify social mistakes and think of ways to fix them.
Lesson Plan
Social Fix-It Fun
Identify and fix social mistakes
This lesson uses a game-based approach to help a 3rd grade student with autism spectrum disorder identify social mistakes and propose solutions. Through interactive reading and discussion, the student will learn to recognize common social errors and think critically about how to address them. This lesson is important as it fosters social awareness and problem-solving skills, which are crucial for social integration and personal development.
Audience
3rd grade student with autism
Time
15 minutes
Approach
Game-Based Learning
Materials
Printable Social Scenario Cards, and Worksheet: Social Mistakes and Fixes
Step 1
Introduction
2 minutes
Step 2
Reading Activity
5 minutes
Step 3
Game: Social Scenario Cards
5 minutes
Step 4
Closure
3 minutes