Practice respectful disagreement, perspective-taking (theory of mind), listening, tone of voice, and good sportsmanship with the Respectfully Disagree Sound Game Set #1.

Children listen to 37 different sound clips and try to identify the source of each sound.

When children have different guesses, they can practice disagreeing politely, explaining their ideas, and considering another person’s point of view. Pre-teach respectful disagreement and good sportsmanship, then use the game for in-the-moment coaching and practice applying social skills.

📦 What's Included:

• Digital Google Slides sound game with 37 sound clips
• PDF resource for accessing the digital game
• Pre-teaching slides covering perspective-taking, respectful disagreement, listening, tone of voice, and good sportsmanship

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🎒 Quick Details: Grades 1–6 | 👥 Individual, small group + classroom | 🔊 Google Slides + YouTube | 🎯 Respectful disagreement, perspective-taking + social communication

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Perspective Taking & Theory of Mind Social Skills Activity Bundle includes:

• What Do You See? digital and printable perspective-taking puzzles
• Respectful Disagreements Sound Games Sets #1 and #2
• Two Thoughts perspective-taking games featuring adults, children, and animals or pets
• Social Skills Treasury Perspective Taking Sets 1–3: scenario and nonverbal communication cards, social story, worksheets, games, upper-elementary flipbook, and reading and writing activities

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🎯 Skills Addressed:

Perspective-taking, flexible thinking, listening, tone of voice, good sportsmanship, social pragmatics, expressing opinions, conflict resolution, self-management, self-awareness, social awareness, social cognition, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making.

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💡 Ways to Use It:

Pre-teach ways to disagree politely and be a good sport before playing.

Invite children to listen, share their guesses, and practice respectful responses when their ideas differ.

Use the game during social skills groups, school counseling, speech therapy, or classroom SEL lessons to practice understanding and accepting different viewpoints.

Play together in person by projecting the Google Slides game on a smartboard, or screen share during virtual sessions.

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👩‍🏫 Who It's For:

Counselors, social workers, psychologists, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and other service providers teaching social communication, self-awareness, social awareness, conflict resolution, and relationship skills.

Teachers and parents who want to practice respectful disagreement and perspective-taking with children.

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🖨️ Format & Download:

Includes a PDF and a digital game played through Google Slides and YouTube. You need access to both platforms and a device that can play audio. Please confirm that Google Slides and YouTube work on your school or session device before purchasing.

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📚 More Perspective-Taking Resources:

Read Perspective Taking: The Social Skill You Want to be Teaching Kids for teaching ideas, social scripts, and ways to coach respectful disagreement during games.

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📌 Important Notes:

• Understanding another person’s perspective does not require children to change their opinions, preferences, or boundaries. Respectful disagreement does not mean tolerating disrespect or bullying.
• Auditory perception varies. Invite children to explain what they heard and consider different interpretations while practicing communication.
• This is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped. Due to the digital nature of this resource, all sales are final and refunds are not available.