Social & Emotional Competence/Social Skills

Children need to learn to share so they can make and keep friends, play and work cooperatively, take turns, and handle disappointment. Follow along...

Waiting is not easy. Join Impatient Bear on a quest to become more patient. Explore different activities to do while waiting, such as reading a boo...

Bullying is serious and hurtful. Follow along as Kindness Bear and the other bears, help Worry Bear to deal with Bully Bear. Learn to strike a Supe...

Topics such as Diversity and Inclusion can be difficult to discuss with children. This Beary Special Club of characters addresses some of the issue...

Support young children’s understanding of what is going to happen next, or to choose their own early years activities. Useful for aiding communicat...

Encourage understanding of positive social actions such as ‘ask first’ and ‘take turns’. It’s easy to say no, don’t or stop. Use this fan to provid...

This book on positive thinking is the second in a Mental Health & Well-Being Series providing practical activities to help practitioners when w...

Activities to develop social skills in a practical and fun way Give children of all ages and abilities the opportunity to build up a toolbox of soc...

Building a personal character of courage is one of the most important commitments that can be made in the adolescent years. Individual cards can be...

This card game is designed to facilitate discussions with teens about building the character of a humanitarian. It matches the following topics fro...

The Path to Humanity Bingo Game Building a personal character of a true humanitarian is one of the most important commitments that can be made in t...

Abash and the Cyber-Bully:About Bullyingby Matt Casper, MA, MFT, and Ted DorseyA silly mistake and a tough cyber-bully create an embarrassing situa...

Discuss healthy eating and exercise with young children  Includes activity suggestions Ages: 4-8 Once speedy, Coco grows slow and pudgy eating ju...

Teach children how to calm themselves, state the problem, listen, think of solutions, and evaluate the results Made to be read aloud Ages: 4-8  W...