Choices and Behaviors

TEACH Expected VS. Unexpected Behaviors

This resource was created to teach a variety of expected and unexpected behaviors. I use this primarily with students who have social language needs and individuals with Autism. Included in this packet is 22 behaviors that can either be identified as “expected” or “unexpected” choices.

Pages 2-10: Color options for 22 task cards, two envelope templates, and thumbs up/thumbs down visuals.

Pages 11-19: Black and white option for 22 task cards, two envelope templates, and thumbs up/thumbs down visuals.

***Interactive Adapted Book added 9/8/2016 – Re download if already purchased!***

You can use these during social group activities or as a file folder game where your students can sort the behaviors into the appropriate envelope.

Behaviors Include:

1) Destroying toys

2) Eating with a mouth full of food

3) Playing nicely

4) Eating healthy food

5) Following directions

6) Having a bad attitude

7) Helping a friend

8) Listening ears

9) Plugging ears/not listening

10) Raising your hand

11) Manners

12) Being kind

13) Spitting

14) Not sharing

15) Taking turns

16) Teasing

17) Throwing away trash

18) Yelling

19) Tracking mud in the house

20) Shaking hands

21) Working quietly

22) Waiting patiently

Print and laminate all cards on card stock for durability.

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Keywords: social skills, expected unexpected behaviors, autism, pragmatics, speech therapy