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Perspective Taking SEL Activity
Ages 7–9Instant downloadPrintable PDF
Perspective Taking SEL Activity: a print-ready lesson for ages 7–9 with clear prompts for guided practice.
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Parents, Teachers, School counselors, Therapists · Ages 7–9
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This printable lesson helps children consider another person's thoughts, feelings and point of view through concrete examples, discussion and reflection.
Lesson Goal Children learn that the same situation can look different to different people. They practice noticing what another person might see, think, or care about, even when it is different from their own view.
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TEACHER GUIDE Lesson 11: Perspective Taking Age: 7–9 Skill focus: Empathy, social awareness, flexible thinking Time: 30–40 minutes
Key Skills Supported • Perspective taking • Empathy & social awareness • Flexible thinking • Understanding intentions (not just actions) • Reducing misunderstandings in peer interactions
Materials Included • “My View / Their View” visual cards • Perspective Taking worksheet (picture-based) • Reflection Page: Different Points of view • Teacher Guide
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