Model Me Kids™ Teaching Videos are designed to help teach social skills to children with Autism, Asperger Syndrome, PDD-NOS, Nonverbal Learning Disorders, social anxiety, learning disabilities, and delays.
I have "Time for School", "Time for a Playdate", and "I Can Do It!" I think they are great! My students just loved them! Special thanks to Sue in Maryland!
Parenting Science
Social skills activities for children and teenagers: Ideas inspired by research
Ryuu - The Game
Using a Fantasy World of Dragons to Build Social Skills in Humans.
Ryuu - The Game is a new trading card based game created by Joel Shaul and Rebecca Klaw. The game is intended to teach social skills. The starter kit includes instructions for three different games. It also includes beautifully illustrated, eye-catching trading cards and two CDs which includes a story and backgrounds of the fantasy characters.
Ryuu creates interest in issues our students deal with on a day to day basis through highly relatable, fantasy trading cards of dragons and villains. Ryuu may help our students learn they are not alone in their feelings & actions. Through these games and discussions of the characters, social skills can be built. Some examples of trading cards include, Flexibility, Acceptance, Emotional Know-How, Self-Calmer, Triumph Over Teasing, & Good Loser. For more information about Ryuu, visit www.RyuuWorld.com
Social Skills Printables From My Classroom
Conversations
Conversation Pictures
Cut out and put on a ring. Allow students to use for conversation starters.
Conversation Starters (page 1)
Cut out and put on a ring. Allow students to use for conversation starters. (For students who need extra help with conversations.)
The Watson Institute Social Stories Lots of wonderful, printable social stories. Right click to save the ones you like. Then you can customize them to meet the needs of your students or child.
Autism 4 Teachers Lots of great information about social skills, plus free social stories to use.
Kansas Instructional Support Network Lots of printable social stories. Click the homepage for links and additional information.
Special thanks to Lee Stickle for sending this in!