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Teach social skills related to collaboration and teamwork, including dividing work fairly and staying open-minded.
Teach and reinforce social skills for listening to others in conversation (body language, facial expression, patience, turn-taking, not interrupting) through an interactive quiz-format presentation.
A social-skills activity (from the 'Socially Skilled Kids' series) presenting scenario cards where students decide how to respond kindly to a peer's situation.
Teaches self-reliance and independence-focused social skills through scenario-based Google Slides activities.
A social-skills lesson (slide deck) teaching students to define bullying and the bystander role, identify the four types of bullying, and consider how to respond to bullying situations.
A social-skills story (animated PowerPoint plus a printable storybook) teaching K-3 students why rules exist across school, classroom, family, and social settings, that laws are more serious than rules, followed by brainstorm worksheet activities.
Teach young students a social-skills framework for deciding when it is appropriate to "blend in" (like a chameleon) versus "stick out"/stand up (like a giraffe) in social situations, including standing up against unkind or unsafe behavior.
Teach social skills for personal development, including realistic goal-setting, time management, and exploring interests/hobbies.
4 Communication Styles PowerPoint and Survey This is an engaging resource aimed primarily at students in grades 6 through 12, and it focuses on highlighting the four main styles of communication: Assertive, Aggressive, Passive-aggressive…
A Social Story: Different Families A Social Story: Different Families is a remarkable teaching resource that helps students in grades 2, 3, and 4 appreciate the diversity of family structures.
A Social Story: Share the Words, a Teaching Resource Designed for educators across various academic settings including public school teachers and homeschoolers, this unique tool harnesses the power of stories to instill in students the…
World Kindness Day PowerPoint Presentation The World Kindness Day PowerPoint Presentation is a captivating and interactive resource aimed at enhancing students from Grade 2 to Grade 9's understanding of the importance of kindness.
A simple-text slide presentation teaching young or special-education students what kindness is and examples of kind acts, including a Gandhi anecdote and prompts for classroom discussion.
CHOICES: Empowering Upstanders Against Bullying Suited for students from third to seventh grade, CHOICES targets the crucial issue of bullying by equipping children with subtle but impactful response mechanisms.
Perhaps your students are transitioning to distance learning. Perhaps your students need a distance learning refresher after being engaged in it for so long.
Random Acts of Kindness PowerPoint Presentation Imagine a teaching resource that can influence students to make a positive impact in the world while stimulating their cognitive abilities - this is precisely what the Random Acts of Kindness…
Free download Teaches students appropriate strategies for responding when someone is bothering them, contrasting acceptable coping responses with unacceptable reactions.
Teach social skills for fostering healthy friendships, including recognizing good vs. poor friend behavior.
A social skills story and activity set that teaches younger students why, when, and how to be flexible in social situations.
Teach social skills related to etiquette and manners in personal and workplace settings.
A social skills story and activity set that teaches upper-elementary students why, when, and how to be flexible in social situations.
Teach social skills related to accountability and taking responsibility for mistakes at work, school, and home.
A social skills resource teaching students appropriate behavior, etiquette, and technology vocabulary for participating in Zoom video-conference lessons, delivered as an animated slide story plus a matching print skill-builder packet.
Teaches that making mistakes is normal, how to recognize a mistake that hurts someone's feelings, and how to apologize using a STOP-LOOK-SAY method.