For many kids with social communication challenges, noticing what others think, feel, and need isn’t automatic.
Social thinking is a skill—and like any skill, it strengthens with practice.

Research shows that repeated exposure to perspective-taking questions helps build Theory of Mind—the ability to recognize that other people have different thoughts, beliefs, and emotions (Wellman et al., 2001).

5 Questions to Ask Every Day

• “What do you think [someone else] is feeling right now?”
• “Why do you think [someone] acted that way?”
• “How would you feel if that happened to you?”
• “What could you say to make someone feel better?”
• “What do you think will happen next?”

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How Pingpong Reinforces Social Thinking

Pingpong’s Social Detective™ missions guide kids through noticing facial expressions, predicting outcomes, and responding with kindness.

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