Autism Awareness Month: Free Social Skills Fortune Teller Activity

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IMG_0882-764x1024 While these fortune tellers may not be able to tell your future, they are sure to help your children with autism develop their social skills! This free printable, created by Joel Shaul from Autism Teaching Strategies, makes social learning fun by having students pair up and offer conversation starters using a Social Skills Fortune Teller. All you have to do is print, cut, fold and play!

The activity comes with separate templates to make six different fortune tellers. Each of the templates help students work on the following skills:

Asking questions
Giving compliments
Talking about emotions
As well as self-help strategies for teasing and bullying.

For further tips, instructions for use, and to download this free printable, click here and don’t forget to share all the other fun ways you and your students have fun developing social skills by leaving a comment below!

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