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Describing feelings

Students will describe the feelings with actions that occur when those feelings happen.

Rubric Code: UX5WAB8

By KimPossible123

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Public Rubric

Subject: Education

Type: Reading

Grade Levels: K-5

Social Thinking Rubric
	1 1 pts	2 2 pts	3 3 pts	4 4 pts
Identify Feelings	1 Can only identify simple feelings such as happy or sad.	2 Can identify simple feeling such as happy and sad, and at least one other more specific such as frustrated.	3 Can identify a range of feelings from happy and sad to embarrassed, lonely, scared, guilty.	4 Can identify a wide range of emotions and includes shades of meaning such as mad, angry, furious. Behavior is similar to that of typical peers
Perspective-Taking	1 Needs consistent verbal/visual prompts and discussion to interpret the thoughts, feelings, and intentions of others within a social context in a small group setting.	2 Needs frequent verbal/visual prompts and discussion to interpret the thoughts, feelings, and intentions of others within a social context in a small group setting.	3 Needs infrequent verbal/visual prompts and discussion to interpret the thoughts, feelings, and intentions of others within a social context in a small group setting.	4 Able to independently interpret the thoughts, feelings, and intentions of others within a social context in a small group setting. Behavior is similar to that of typical peers
Flexible Thinking	1 Needs consistent verbal prompts to show consideration for others and change from unexpected to expected behaviors in a small group setting.	2 Needs frequent verbal prompts to show consideration for others and change from unexpected to expected behaviors in a small group setting.	3 Needs infrequent verbal prompts to show consideration for others and change from unexpected to expected behaviors in a small group setting.	4 Able to independently show consideration for others and change from unexpected to expected behaviors in a small group setting. Behavior is similar to that of typical peers