Texting with Friends | Social Skills Activity

Teach and practice texting with this interactive digital activity. Students can learn how to respond to text messages from friends. This is a helpful resource to add to your lessons on social skills, technology use, texting, life skills, and more. This is a 75-page slide deck activity with differentiated level questions. There are 3 levels of differentiation in this activity: multiple choice, type with word bank, and open-ended typing. This activity is built to encourage discussions around social interactions. We have multiple correct answers to most questions and it supports students getting creative with their answer choices. There really isn’t just ONE way to text a response back! Across Ages This resource can be used with students and individuals across all ages from elementary, middle, high school and adult transition programs. Students of any age can use this particular resource while still finding it age-respectful. This resource was made for students in special education and students with disabilities as they learn how to navigate social interactions and opportunities in a safe space. Ideas for Use: In person, virtual, remote, distance learning Speech therapy IEP goals around technology, independent living, social skills Lessons on life skills, social skills, technology skills, and texting 1:1 sessions, independent work, small group to whole class instruction You can email us at hello@autismgrownup.com if you have any feedback, questions, and/or requests for resources.   What's Inside? Resource Guide About the Resource Using the Resource Resource Walkthrough Texting a Friend Digital Activity (Available in Google Slides and PowerPoint) 3 Levels with 25 questions each level; 75 questions total Level 1 = Multiple choice and/or drag and drop. There are multiple right answers provided for students to pick whichever one they think is appropriate Level 2 = Type with word bank Level 3 = Open-ended typing Preview Click here to preview the resource.