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Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving  Perspective Taking  Getting Along
Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving  Perspective Taking  Getting Along
Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving  Perspective Taking  Getting Along
Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving  Perspective Taking  Getting Along
Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving  Perspective Taking  Getting Along
Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving  Perspective Taking  Getting Along
Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving  Perspective Taking  Getting Along
Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving  Perspective Taking  Getting Along
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Imagine having one social skills activity set that easily adapts to all of your student levels! With 13 different activities at 3 levels in similar formats, this one will make your social skills groups much easier! Teach early perspective-taking skills, problem-solving, giving compliments, identifying mean versus kind actions and comments, and learning vocabulary for discussing conflict resolution!

Level 1- Talk about what others like/don't like at this picture level.

Level 2- Identify positive and negative actions and comments for getting along.

Level 3- Apply perspective-taking skills to problem-solving.

Combine the 3 levels in one group or use each separately!

Conflict Resolution Vocabulary: 27 words in pictures, definitions, sentences, and a game.

*****SAVE $$ with the Social Language Skills Bundle*****

Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving, Perspective Taking, and Getting Along Activities include:

  1. Get Along Game Board at 3 levels of play.
  2. 3 picture spinner activities to tell what family and friends like/dislike.
  3. 8 picture worksheets to compare/contrast student likes/dislikes with a peer.
  4. 66 game cards for identifying mean or kind actions and comments.
  5. Mean or kind sorting mat for the game cards.
  6. 8 worksheets at varying levels to practice kindness.
  7. Spinner activity to practice giving simple compliments.
  8. Apply perspective-taking skills to problem-solving with 66 game cards.
  9. Spinner activity to practice giving compliments based on qualities.
  10. 2 worksheets for identifying comments and actions that promote getting along.
  11. Conflict-Free Zone board game for conflict resolution vocabulary: surface, resolve, negotiate, conflict, avoid, mediate, compromise, confront, clarify, apologize, escalate, deny, strategy, perspective, respect, remorse, ignore, tolerant, diverse, alternative, assume, aggressive, evaluate, collaborate, listen, balance, and accommodate.
  12. 96 vocabulary game cards including pictures, definitions, examples, and sentences.
  13. 9 worksheets at 3 levels for practicing the vocabulary: matching with definitions, filling in the sentences, and completing the sentence starters.
  14. Answer keys for worksheets.

What are happy buyers saying?

* "I really like that you can play it with several different levels, so even my more mixed groups can participate together!"

* "This is a great center game! I love that it reinforces what my students are learning during social skills lessons."

* "Has quickly become one of my favorite tools! Thanks Much! :)"

Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving, Perspective Taking, and Getting Along works on these skills:

  1. building vocabulary for conflict resolution.
  2. answering questions.
  3. early perspective-taking skills.
  4. categorizing skills for behaviors.
  5. comparing/contrasting qualities.
  6. giving compliments.

Check the preview to see more of the content and download 3 free extra worksheets!

It pays off to give feedback on paid products! You earn credits toward free TpT purchases when you do, and your kind words bring a smile to my day! I love happy feedback and encourage you to ask a question at my store if something isn't right so I can fix it before you rate it.

Also, be sure to follow me to find out about new products, which are 50% off for the first 24 hours. Thanks for stopping by! Linda@Looks-Like-Language

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Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving Perspective Taking Getting Along

Looks Like Language
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87 pages: 13 activities at 3 levels to work on 6+ skills
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Social skills group planning will be so much easier for SLPs using this bundle with a variety of social skill activities. It has multiple activities that will keep your students involved and learning while having fun! SO many social language skills are included!Getting Along Social Skills Activities
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Description

Imagine having one social skills activity set that easily adapts to all of your student levels! With 13 different activities at 3 levels in similar formats, this one will make your social skills groups much easier! Teach early perspective-taking skills, problem-solving, giving compliments, identifying mean versus kind actions and comments, and learning vocabulary for discussing conflict resolution!

Level 1- Talk about what others like/don't like at this picture level.

Level 2- Identify positive and negative actions and comments for getting along.

Level 3- Apply perspective-taking skills to problem-solving.

Combine the 3 levels in one group or use each separately!

Conflict Resolution Vocabulary: 27 words in pictures, definitions, sentences, and a game.

*****SAVE $$ with the Social Language Skills Bundle*****

Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving, Perspective Taking, and Getting Along Activities include:

  1. Get Along Game Board at 3 levels of play.
  2. 3 picture spinner activities to tell what family and friends like/dislike.
  3. 8 picture worksheets to compare/contrast student likes/dislikes with a peer.
  4. 66 game cards for identifying mean or kind actions and comments.
  5. Mean or kind sorting mat for the game cards.
  6. 8 worksheets at varying levels to practice kindness.
  7. Spinner activity to practice giving simple compliments.
  8. Apply perspective-taking skills to problem-solving with 66 game cards.
  9. Spinner activity to practice giving compliments based on qualities.
  10. 2 worksheets for identifying comments and actions that promote getting along.
  11. Conflict-Free Zone board game for conflict resolution vocabulary: surface, resolve, negotiate, conflict, avoid, mediate, compromise, confront, clarify, apologize, escalate, deny, strategy, perspective, respect, remorse, ignore, tolerant, diverse, alternative, assume, aggressive, evaluate, collaborate, listen, balance, and accommodate.
  12. 96 vocabulary game cards including pictures, definitions, examples, and sentences.
  13. 9 worksheets at 3 levels for practicing the vocabulary: matching with definitions, filling in the sentences, and completing the sentence starters.
  14. Answer keys for worksheets.

What are happy buyers saying?

* "I really like that you can play it with several different levels, so even my more mixed groups can participate together!"

* "This is a great center game! I love that it reinforces what my students are learning during social skills lessons."

* "Has quickly become one of my favorite tools! Thanks Much! :)"

Social Skills Activities for Problem Solving, Perspective Taking, and Getting Along works on these skills:

  1. building vocabulary for conflict resolution.
  2. answering questions.
  3. early perspective-taking skills.
  4. categorizing skills for behaviors.
  5. comparing/contrasting qualities.
  6. giving compliments.

Check the preview to see more of the content and download 3 free extra worksheets!

It pays off to give feedback on paid products! You earn credits toward free TpT purchases when you do, and your kind words bring a smile to my day! I love happy feedback and encourage you to ask a question at my store if something isn't right so I can fix it before you rate it.

Also, be sure to follow me to find out about new products, which are 50% off for the first 24 hours. Thanks for stopping by! Linda@Looks-Like-Language

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4.9
Rated 4.9 out of 5, based on 64 reviews
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Fun, simple, and fostered connection
Rated 5 out of 5
August 19, 2025
I have used this game a handful of times when I've had students who simply could not get a long any time they were unsupervised. While the results have been inconsistent, I chalk that up to be mostly do to parent messaging outside of the classroom. However, students generally enjoy playing with my facilitation & it sparks some really good discussions.
Sara Wood
(TPT Seller)
271 reviews • California
Grades taught: 1st
Rated 5 out of 5
October 2, 2023
So glad I found this! This is exactly what I was looking for. My students really struggle in this area, so these lessons are going to be very helpful. Well organized and put together.
Sara M.
440 reviews
Grades taught: 2nd
Student populations: Learning difficulties
Looks Like Language
Response from
Looks Like Language
(TPT Seller)
Oct 10, 2023
That is lovely to hear, Sara! Thanks for letting me know! Linda
Rated 3 out of 5
March 29, 2023
It was quiet a bit of work to get everything together, but my students enjoyed the games.
misserica
(TPT Seller)
94 reviews
Grades taught: 1st, 2nd
Rated 5 out of 5
December 7, 2021
Great for lunch bunches and groups.
331 reviews
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th
Looks Like Language
Response from
Looks Like Language
(TPT Seller)
Dec 8, 2021
I’m thrilled to hear that! Thanks so much. Enjoy- Linda
Rated 5 out of 5
April 14, 2021
Fun hands on activity for students and staff.
Creative Special Ed
(TPT Seller)
359 reviews
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Student populations: Mild to severe disabilities
Looks Like Language
Response from
Looks Like Language
(TPT Seller)
Apr 14, 2021
Thanks so much for your kind words! Enjoy- Linda
Rated 5 out of 5
February 5, 2020
Great product--thank you!
Allyson L.
380 reviews
Looks Like Language
Response from
Looks Like Language
(TPT Seller)
Feb 5, 2020
Allyson, you are welcome! Enjoy- Linda
Rated 5 out of 5
December 11, 2019
Nice
Eileen C.
358 reviews
Looks Like Language
Response from
Looks Like Language
(TPT Seller)
Dec 11, 2019
Thanks, Eileen! Enjoy- Linda
Rated 5 out of 5
December 11, 2019
Great resource that is ready to use. thanks!
Paige T.
103 reviews
Looks Like Language
Response from
Looks Like Language
(TPT Seller)
Dec 11, 2019
You are welcome, Paige! Thanks for your feedback! Linda

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Participate in collaborative conversations with diverse partners about kindergarten topics and texts with peers and adults in small and larger groups.
Follow agreed-upon rules for discussions (e.g., listening to others and taking turns speaking about the topics and texts under discussion).
Follow agreed-upon rules for discussions (e.g., listening to others with care, speaking one at a time about the topics and texts under discussion).
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