Preschool social skills

Social skills are a critical element to helping kids succeed socially, emotionally, personally, and even academically. These are the skills are the behaviors that help kids join in conversations, collaborate with peers, develop lasting friendships, self-advocate when they need help, and so much more

Teaching social skills is so important to ensure that students understand character development and respect. Read about how we use hundreds of SEL lessons, printable storybooks, partner plays and social skills games to help create responsible citizens! #SEL #characterdevelopment #socialemotionaldevelopment #teachingsocialskills #firstgradesocialskills #kindergartensocialskillslessons

Learn about all the skills you need to teach when it comes to social emotional development in preschool. Includes a master list!

31 FUN SOCIAL SKILLS ACTIVITIES for KIDS (including some tips for kids with autism): starting conversations, respecting personal space, expressing emotions

Description This freebie is part of a pre-k and kindergarten social emotional learning unit on social skills and friendship. The unit focuses on basic social skills (greetings, personal space, inclusion) and also covers how these skills can be helpful in growing friendships. The entire unit can be found here. This is the second unit in the series on growth (physical, emotional, social holistic health) To see the first unit in action, click here! I hope this freebie is fun for your and your…

File Folder Games at File Folder Heaven - Printable, hands-on fun! We Are Kind Social Story Unit - This Social Story Unit, "We Are Kind" teaches students about kind and unkind behaviors. It also teaches appropriate ways to be kind to friends, adults, and classmates. This unit includes: 1 interactive adapted book, 20 task cards for practice and review, and 16 full color coping strategies posters (Visuals) that can

Description Use these simple emotion gauge to help students identify how they are feeling. Simply punch a hole, add a pipe cleaner with a bead, and you've got a feelings scale! Students can use these to silently communicate their feelings to their teacher or let teachers know they need help or a break. Includes 5 sliders (2 boys, 2 girls, and 1 sunshine) in color and black/white. Additional materials needed: pipe cleaners and beads. You'll love these other emotion identification activities…

How have the first two weeks of September gone for you? Are you kiddos getting into a routine? Whether you are in the classroom teaching kindergarten, are teaching virtually via distance learning or you’re homeschooling, I truly feel like routine is more important than schedule. Five and six yea

Help preschoolers learn about friendship and sharing with this fun activity inspired by Should I Share My Ice Cream? Perfect for a preschool class activity on friendship & sharing, a playdate, or even for siblings who are learning to share. So easy to set up and super fun!