1. TYPES OF SOCIAL INTERACTION
1. Create a graphic organizer on a single piece of paper with a bubble in the middle and five spokes radiating from it, each with their own bubble. 2. Label the middle “Types of Social Interaction”. 3. Label each of the five ‘spoke’ bubbles with one of the types of social interaction, leaving room for definitions. Define each. 4. For each type of social interaction, use your book to find one example and choose another appropriately from the list (see next slide). 5. Finish the graphic organizer by adding one more example for each type from a social interaction that you personally observed. * Thus, you should have 3 examples for each type of social interaction: 1) one from the book, 2) one from the list, 3) one from your own life/observation ** You don’t need to put the examples in the bubbles.

2. TYPES OF SOCIAL INTERACTION
Each goes with one of the five types of social interaction.
Classes face each other in a door decorating contest
Members contribute equally to group project
Teenager mows lawns for a half cent per blade
Neighbor agrees to clean yard if the other puts his barking dog inside
Senator denounces rival on Sunday morning talk show