Perspective taking activities for teens

Perspective taking activities, games, and printables for kids and teens

These perspective taking activities will can help students improve empathy and communication by examining close up views and then zooming out.

Are you looking for perspective-taking activities for your middle & high school students? Check out this blog post for therapy ideas, including youtube links and activities. #socialskills #teletherapy #distancelearning #perspectivetaking #middleschool #socialcommunication #socialemotionallearning

Check out these teaching ideas including printable activities including an animated short to use with teaching perspective.

These perspective taking activities will can help students improve empathy and communication by examining close up views and then zooming out.

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Teaching our children the skill of perspective-taking is essential for building a healthy relationships. By modeling the skill ourselves and providing resources that teach the skill, we are helping our children to become successful and independent adults. Books can be a wonderful way for children to learn about perspective-taking skills. In this blog post, we explore different books and activities that offer scenarios and examples of perspective-taking in action and w share this free…

Relationships can be complex and challenging, especially for teenagers who are just starting to navigate through the ups and downs of emotional connections. Thankfully, there are worksheets available that can help them better understand themselves and others, enhancing their interpersonal skills and fostering healthier relationships. These worksheets provide a structured and reflective approach for teenagers to explore various aspects of relationships, helping them gain clarity on their own…

Check out this perspective taking lesson I did for a classroom guidance activity with 5th graders! Use it in classroom counseling or small group counseling.