Social Skills

Throw it. Catch it. Respond to the panel under your thumb. Players respond to 30 questions about themselves. A fun icebreaker for all ages! Get the conversation going & bring language to life in your classroom or any setting with interactive...

The Who Are You? Thumball has 32 prompts for children to get acquainted. Stimulates social conversation and develops inter-personal communication skills. Showing interest in others by asking questions and actively listening to responses lays a...

Social Skills Board Games teach children how to interact and communicate with others. This set includes activities for verbal and non-verbal communication, such as gestures, facial expression and body language. Socially competent people are able...

Suitable for grades K-6Social Skills Chipper Chat is a fun, motivating, magnetic chip game designed to help students discuss and understand appropriate ways of dealing with numerous social situations. The game has 12 different sets of social...

Develop knowledge of Who, What, Where, When, Why and How questions; understand their usage and the information they can be used to obtain, while promoting speaking and listening skills in this socially inclusive board game format. Next, practise asking...

Suitable for Grades K-3.Help your students make good choices in and around school with this Fun Deck. Students learn how to solve problems, understand cause/effect relationships, and practice good social skills. 56 total cards with game ideas.

These 50 durable cards have a photographic image on one side and activities for enquiry in class, group/talk-partner discussion or circle time on the other. Story starters on the reverse will encourage thinking and development ion key social and...

Suitable for children, adolescents & adults. A fantastic must have photocopiable manual for social skills group work.  Focuses on: • Awareness of self and others – physical appearance, likes, dislikes and problem solving • Eight...

What Do You Say . . . What Do You Do . . . ® At School? By Nancy Crist and Rose Sheedy Grades K-8 Going to school has never been so cool! What Do You Say….What Do You Do…At School? is a colorful, fun, interactive board game...

Throw it. Catch it. Respond to the panel under your thumb. Improve language literacy and learning skills. Generate words in categories. Develop vocabulary word finding and memory skills. Beneficial way to organise the brain. Size: 4 inch.

Suitable for grades K-6.This book will help your students understand and plan for common situations involving specific feelings. Contains 60 scenes aimed at developing problem solving and language skills by discussing the scenarios to determine how the...

Play your favorite card games and become familiar with 30 different feelings.Deck includes directions for Go Feelings (Go Fish), Frustrated (Old Maid), Concentration, Bingo Feeing-O, Crazy 8s, Snap, Beggar My Neighbor, Twenty-One, Slapjack, and Rummy...

Emotional intelligence is made up of many specific social and emotional skills, and insight is one of the most important skills. A skill that comes easily to some and not so easily to others, insight begins with children's willingness to talk about...

  Talkabout for Children: Developing Social Communication, 3rd edition is a bestselling professional workbook, designed to support educators and therapists who deliver social and relationship skills groups for children. Social...

A complete groupwork resource offering a hierarchical approach for teaching social and relationship skills to teenagers Designed specifically for teenagers, this practical workbook provides ready-made material for running social and relationship skills...

Grades PreK and Up.Making Good Social Choices Skill Strips contains 65 double-sided cards (130 total prompts) to help students learn social skills at home, at school, and in the community.  With three levels of difficulty, these cards are ideal for...

6 Personal and Emotional skills Board Games that will develop children's social awareness in a vibrant, enjoyable format. Games boards include: Keeping Calm Getting On Good to be Me Going for goals Say No to Bullying Changes Addressing areas of...

What Do You Say...What Do You Do... In the Community? is an interactive, open-ended game that builds social and decision-making skills appropriate for a variety of situations. Students move around the colorful community game board and answer...

Dr. Playwell's Positive Thinking Card Game A delightful new approach to building emotional, behavioral, and social skills in children! Positive Thinking introduces critical positive thinking skills, including recognizing self-defeating statements...

Friendship Island is a fun and challenging game specifically designed to teach social skills. The game focuses on the three vital areas of friendship:Making Friends; Being a Good Friend; and Resolving Disagreements In a Win-Win Way.The play of the game...