Description
Social skills and conflict resolution don’t develop automatically — they need to be taught clearly, modeled consistently, and practiced often. This bundle provides a complete set of visual, hands-on lessons designed to help students navigate real social situations at school with confidence and support.
Each unit breaks complex social concepts into simple, concrete steps using visuals, games, role-play, and structured discussion. These lessons are especially effective for autism and special education classrooms, where students benefit from predictable routines, explicit instruction, and repeated practice.
Teachers can use these units during whole-group instruction, small-group social skills lessons, or revisit them throughout the year as needed.
Units Included (5 Total)
- Tattling vs. Reporting
Students learn the difference between getting help for a safety concern and tattling over small problems. - Using Kind Words
Focuses on respectful language, giving compliments, apologizing sincerely, and speaking kindly to peers and adults. - Positive Character Traits
Introduces traits such as respect, responsibility, honesty, kindness, teamwork, patience, and self-control through real-life examples. - Personal Space & Boundaries
Teaches physical and emotional boundaries, personal space, and how to respect others’ bodies and feelings. - Helping Others in Need
Guides students through what to do when someone is hurt, lost, sad, or needs help — and when to get an adult.
What’s Included in Every Unit
- Adapted book
- Visual poster(s)
- Whole-group activity or game
- Task cards or file folder activity (digital versions included)
- Yes/No response cards
- Differentiated no-prep worksheets
- Role-play scenarios
- Review + comprehension check
- Home-school connection contract
- Editable award certificate
- Take-home family note
- 5-day lesson plan + discussion questions
Skills & Concepts Covered
- Social problem-solving
- Peer communication
- Emotional awareness
- Conflict resolution
- Respectful language
- Personal boundaries
- Helping behaviors
- Asking for help appropriately
Great For
- Social skills curriculum (special education)
- Autism and developmental classrooms
- SEL instruction
- PBIS and behavior support
- Small-group or whole-class lessons
- Visual learners who need clear expectations
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Description
Social skills and conflict resolution don’t develop automatically — they need to be taught clearly, modeled consistently, and practiced often. This bundle provides a complete set of visual, hands-on lessons designed to help students navigate real social situations at school with confidence and support.
Each unit breaks complex social concepts into simple, concrete steps using visuals, games, role-play, and structured discussion. These lessons are especially effective for autism and special education classrooms, where students benefit from predictable routines, explicit instruction, and repeated practice.
Teachers can use these units during whole-group instruction, small-group social skills lessons, or revisit them throughout the year as needed.
Units Included (5 Total)
- Tattling vs. Reporting
Students learn the difference between getting help for a safety concern and tattling over small problems. - Using Kind Words
Focuses on respectful language, giving compliments, apologizing sincerely, and speaking kindly to peers and adults. - Positive Character Traits
Introduces traits such as respect, responsibility, honesty, kindness, teamwork, patience, and self-control through real-life examples. - Personal Space & Boundaries
Teaches physical and emotional boundaries, personal space, and how to respect others’ bodies and feelings. - Helping Others in Need
Guides students through what to do when someone is hurt, lost, sad, or needs help — and when to get an adult.
What’s Included in Every Unit
- Adapted book
- Visual poster(s)
- Whole-group activity or game
- Task cards or file folder activity (digital versions included)
- Yes/No response cards
- Differentiated no-prep worksheets
- Role-play scenarios
- Review + comprehension check
- Home-school connection contract
- Editable award certificate
- Take-home family note
- 5-day lesson plan + discussion questions
Skills & Concepts Covered
- Social problem-solving
- Peer communication
- Emotional awareness
- Conflict resolution
- Respectful language
- Personal boundaries
- Helping behaviors
- Asking for help appropriately
Great For
- Social skills curriculum (special education)
- Autism and developmental classrooms
- SEL instruction
- PBIS and behavior support
- Small-group or whole-class lessons
- Visual learners who need clear expectations
