Elementary social skills group

Are you a School Counselor, Psychologist, or Speech Pathologist who has a “LUNCH BUNCH” or other type of Social Skills Counseling Group? Have you been using regular old “Board Games” in the hopes of making your lunch bunch fun, but found that they really aren’t helping to teach specific “Social Skills” that your students may […]

Discover the benefits of Lunch Bunch: A social skills group for students. Learn how to set up and run a successful lunch bunch with engaging activities.

Last year, my special education teacher and myself ended up running 3 different social skills groups. They were separated by grade level for scheduling reasons, and each had five students. That's fifteen social skills students on IEPs in an elementary school! We met on Fridays in the special education classroom. I provided the materials and

Problem size vs reaction size is a big social skills topic. Need to know the basics of the size of problem size of reaction as it relates...

Teach friendship activities & improve social skills with these ideas, such as sharing, taking turns, listening, teamwork, & cooperation.

Free printable social scripts for kids about asking for help

Think it or say it? If you're looking for social filter activities for kids that help them learn how to think before they speak, this post is for you!

This resource is a set of activities to use as a companion to Trudy Ludwig’s Just Kidding OR as a standalone lesson. It’s a great SEL lesson on mean or hurtful teasing vs. being funny in ways where everyone has fun. Ever have a group of students doing a lot of roasting or trying to […]

These engaging games are a fun way to help your students learn about expected and unexpected behaviors. They will learn the difference between these behaviors, how they make others feel and why it is important to have expected behaviors. They are a perfect addition to your social skills and self regulation lessons and can be used in your individual, small group and classroom settings.