Help students explore social situations, practice making thoughtful behavior choices, and learn about expected and unexpected behaviors with this interactive What Would You Do If...? Social Skills Game Show!

This engaging PowerPoint game includes 30 multiple-choice social scenarios that encourage students to think about how their actions affect themselves and others. Students consider different responses to everyday school situations, discuss possible outcomes, and practice making choices that support positive peer relationships and classroom communities.

Perfect for beginning-of-the-year classroom lessons, individual counseling, small-group social skills instruction, and MTSS interventions, this digital game show offers a fun way to introduce behavioral expectations or revisit them throughout the school year. Add a pretend microphone to turn your lesson into an exciting game-show experience!

📦 What's Included:

🎤 Interactive Social Skills PowerPoint Game Show

• Digital PowerPoint game-show activity.
• Multiple-choice format for exploring behavior choices.
• Opportunities for students to participate individually or as a group.
• An engaging way to introduce and review social expectations.

💬 30 Social Skills & Behavior Choice Scenarios

• 30 scenarios featuring everyday social situations.
• Multiple-choice questions that encourage students to consider different responses.
• Opportunities to identify expected and unexpected behaviors.
• Discussion about how behavior choices may affect others.
• Practice considering more helpful responses to social situations.

🏫 Expected vs. Unexpected Behavior Practice

• Explore behavior choices in familiar school situations.
• Discuss classroom and group expectations.
• Consider how different choices can affect peers and the classroom community.
• Reinforce social skills at the beginning of the school year or whenever students need additional practice.

🎒 Quick Details: Grades K–2 | 🎤 Interactive PowerPoint game show | 💬 30 multiple-choice scenarios | 🏫 Expected vs. unexpected behavior | 🧠 Social problem-solving | 💻 Digital activity

🛍️ Bundle & Save:

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🌟 Pragmatic Social Skills & Communication Bundle

• Includes the What Would You Do If...? Behavior Choice Game Show.
• Also includes On or Off Topic Maintenance digital social skills games.
• Offers opportunities to practice social communication, topic maintenance, and behavior choices.

🎯 Skills Addressed:

✔️ Identifying expected and unexpected behaviors

✔️ Considering different behavior choices

✔️ Social problem-solving and decision-making

✔️ Understanding how actions affect others

✔️ Developing social awareness and perspective-taking

✔️ Practicing classroom and group expectations

✔️ Building positive peer interactions

💡 Ways to Use It:

• Play the PowerPoint game show during a beginning-of-the-year classroom counseling lesson to introduce behavior expectations.
• Use selected scenarios during individual counseling sessions to discuss social situations students may encounter.
• Incorporate the game into small-group counseling or MTSS social skills instruction.
• Invite students to explain their choices and consider how different responses might affect others.
• Use a pretend microphone to create a fun classroom game-show experience.
• Revisit the scenarios after school breaks or when classroom expectations need reinforcement.
• Pause on particular questions to discuss how expectations may vary depending on the situation, environment, and individual needs.

👩‍🏫 Who It's For:

Perfect for school counselors, school social workers, school psychologists, special education teachers, classroom teachers, speech-language pathologists, child therapists, and homeschool educators working with students in kindergarten through second grade.

This resource is especially useful for professionals supporting students with social problem-solving, behavior choices, social awareness, and understanding expectations in different school situations.

🖨️ Format & Download:

✔️ Interactive digital PowerPoint game show.

✔️ 30 multiple-choice social scenarios.

✔️ Expected vs. unexpected behavior practice.

✔️ Digital activity suitable for classroom projection or individual use.

📌 Important Notes:

• Expected and unexpected behaviors are context-dependent. Use the scenarios to encourage discussion about the purpose of expectations, how different environments influence behavior, and how students can make choices that respect their own needs and the needs of others.
• Students may have different perspectives about which responses are helpful in a particular situation. Encourage curiosity, discussion, and problem-solving rather than assuming every social situation has one universally correct response.
• 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.