Description: Students become astute observers of verbal and nonverbal cues in social situations and react appropriately when they study top-notch illustrations of social situations and answer questions that stimulate logical and proactive thinking. Ninety social situations are illustrated in portrait-quality, full-color art. Each social situation is presented with a brief narrative. Four questions for every illustration prompt students to study verbal and nonverbal cues, make accurate inferences, and identify appropriate social responses. Individualize the sessions for student needs: select the number of items to attempt select the percentage goal turn narration on or off choose the social situations to target: - in school: lining up, asking for help, working independently, and more - eating: wiping your mouth, reaching for food, not burping, and more - emotions: being jealous, being teased, reacting to new experiences, and more - self-control: yelling, ignoring rules, waiting for a turn, and more - getting along: sharing, helping others, not excluding others, and more - conversations: good eye contact, sarcasm, interrupting, and more - being responsible: doing chores, being on time, keeping a promise, and more - solving problems: friend moving away, food allergies, lost money, and more - role-playing: joining a group, substitute teacher, having a party, and more