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Social Skills

Understanding Personal Space LessonAs adults, we understand physical boundaries and the importance of giving and demanding our own personal space. However for young children, they spend a lot of time cuddling, hugging and sitting on laps at home at a young age and all of sudden that needs to change once they get older. For some kids,

Think Before You Speak WorksheetTo be honest, it can be hysterical to hear a child say something they shouldn’t. But when they say something that hurts someone else's feelings, it may be time to explain the old “think before you speak.” In this lesson, we’ll focus on modeling what we should think only in our head and what we

Emotion and feeling wheel.docx

EmpathyActivitiesForSocialSkillsLessons.pdf

EmpathySocialAwarenessSocialEmotionalLearningCharacterEducation.pdf

EmpathyGame.pdf

EmpathyTaskCardsForIdentifyingFeelingsAndRespondingWithEmpathy.pdf

EmpathyGameWithScenarioMatchingCards.pdf

CommunicationStylesPackPassiveAggressiveAssertive.pdf

PassiveAssertiveAggressiveRoleplayScenarioCardsGrowingPack (1).pdf

Passive & Assertive.pdf

Instruction Sheet for Passive, Assertive, Aggressive Chart.pdf

Assertiveness PPT Lesson.pptx

Assertiveness Lesson Plan.pdf

12 - Little Girl Drama Activities_ Bee Stings and Butterfly Kisses.pdf

Friendship Group - Counselor Keri.pdf

01 - Girls Group Activities for Troubled Friendships.pdf

11 - Friendship Drama-O-Meter Poster & Activity for Relational Aggression.pdf

02 - Bully and Relational DRAMA Activities for Girls Groups.pdf

10 - Friendship Scripted Permission Slips for Starting The Make Up Process.pdf

09 - Kindness Compliment CARDS for Peers to Gift Each Other in Friendship Groups.pdf

07 - Baking Up A Friendship_ Girls' Role Playing Game for Keeping Friends.pdf

08 - Boundary Setting_ Saying NO Politely Scripted Cards 4 Self Esteem; Pink.pdf

03 - Friendship and Mean Girl Labels_ Use with JENGA® for girls groups.ppt

04 - Mean Girl Proof Your Garden_ Assertiveness ROLE PLAYING activity.pdf

06 - Friendship Road Rules_ Setting Boundaries with Friendships.pdf

05 - Attack The Jealousy Zombie (CBT) Activities and Worksheets for Friendship Groups.pdf

Inside-Out-Board-Game.pdf

Hexaflexagon.pdf

Emotions Sort Game1.jpg.pdf

Emotions Sort Game2.jpg.pdf

GRIN-Pos-Neg-Cons.-I-have-who-has - Copy.pdf

Inside out Maze.pdf

Inside-Out-Coloring-Pags.pdf

Inside out Connect-The-Dots.pdf

Major Speech Pathology Fun with a Side of Gluten Free: The Thinkables and Unthinkables! | Social emotional, Teaching social skills, Superflex activitiesJan 11, 2015 - Major Speech Pathology Fun with a Side of Gluten Free: The Thinkables and Unthinkables!

Social Interaction Flow Chart (1) (7).pdf

Kind Words Lesson and PrintableThis lesson and worksheet will help students brainstorm kind words to use when communicating with other people. Prep: Print this worksheet Prompt: Start a conversation with your students about kind words and why we should use them. Some suggested questions to use include: "Why should we use kind words?" "When was

Teamwork Activity: Choosing the Right Job for Each PersonEach social and emotional skill in Zoo U is represented by an animal. We chose lions to represent Cooperation because of the way lions work together to hunt large prey. Each lion has a special job during the hunt that they train for from the time they’re cubs; and, the hunt is most

Positive and Negative Expressions: Nonverbal Communication MazeIn these worksheets, scaffolded by grade level, students will identify positive and negative expressions and emotion words to successfully navigate a maze to the finish. Deciphering the meaning of other’s positive and negative expressions can be difficult, especially when someone is saying one thing out loud while their face is silently saying something else. I’ve

Conversation Skills: Staying on TopicIn this activity, students will practice important conversation skills of staying on topic, or talking about the same topic back and forth with a partner without derailing the conversation. Do you know anyone who only listens to hear if you’ve stopped talking so that he can start talking about his own interests? I have someone in my

Helping Others ActivityThis helping others activity shows students how to practice empathy in everyday situations. Have y’all seen that TV show What Would You Do? They set up hidden cameras and then have actors do something controversial to see how unsuspecting bystanders will respond. They’ve had episodes where a

Feelings Worksheet: Big Emotions vs. Small EmotionsThis feelings worksheet will help students differentiate between situations that truly deserve a big emotion and those that really only deserve a small reaction. And if you're an educator, you see examples of this every day. It’s not their turn to be line leader, so they pout for two hours.

Facts and Assumptions ActivityMaking assumptions is an easy way to fill in missing information. It’s so easy that sometimes our mind does it automatically. “I wasn’t invited to Ashley’s cookout this weekend - she must hate me,” or “My coworker has been late to work every day this week, he must be lazy.” This can

Summer Social and Emotional Skills PracticeThe school year is winding down and summer is finally in sight! Yay! Warm weather, the pool, no alarms, people using your first name, going to the bathroom whenever you want...so great. Your kids can have summer fun AND practice their social and emotional skills at the

Setting Goals and Making Plans LessonAs adults, we encourage students to "dream big," but many times, students don’t understand how to set goals and make plans to make dreams a reality. In fact, many students believe results are more often a matter of luck, but in this lesson, we’re going to teach them that they can create their own

I Statements Worksheet for Elementary EducatorsThis printable is a worksheet that will help students learn how to use I Statements: I feel...when you...and I want… I’ve sat here for a while trying to come up with an anecdote, but to be honest, I couldn’t. “You” statements are so much easier. YOU’RE being annoying. YOU’RE

Communication Skills Worksheet: Appropriate and Inappropriate TopicsTeaching kids to initiate and communicate with others is crucial to making friends and thriving socially. At the same time, students need to learn what topics of conversation are appropriate with different types of people. This communication skills worksheet will help with both aspects. Picture this: A young teenage

Making and Keeping Friends Activity: Friendship TraitsIn this making and keeping friends activity, students will sort friendship traits based on whether they describe a good or a bad friend. It can be hard to make and keep good, quality pals, whether you’re 8, 28, or 58. I’m lucky to still be close to my best friend

Big Changes versus Small Changes ActivityIn this activity, your students will identify recent changes they have experienced and label them as big changes or small changes. Prep: On the board, make a rating scale and label one side "small change" and the other "big change.” Prompt: Ask your students to think about recent changes in their lives. You may want to share

Coping Skills Activity and WorksheetThis lesson is a follow up to Big Changes vs. Small Changes, a great activity for helping you understand how your students view and handle everyday changes. And specifically, this lesson will help students improve coping skills to handle changes whenever they occur. Prep: Print this worksheet Prompt: Review some of the specific changes

Nonverbal Communication Lesson: People WatchingIn this nonverbal communication lesson, students will become social detectives, observing people’s body language and facial expressions in public spaces to figure out how they may be feeling. I love people watching. While I usually avoid the mall, it’s definitely the best place to people watch. You’ve got

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