Social & Emotional Competence/Social Skills

3 games in 1 Developed by a licensed child psychologist For 1-6 players Ages: 4-10 Kids will love this new way to learn social skills, featuring...

Great tool for children with Asperger’s Syndrome Teach children to be aware of and read body language For 3-6 players Ages: 6-12 Many children h...

Help shy children discuss their emotions Cards feature prompts to reveal issues on children’s minds For 2-4 players Ages: 6-12 This card game add...

Help teens who are chronically unprepared, late, and scattered A "must have" collection for anyone who works with teens Teach teens how to get org...

Teach kids that success in school and later in life depends on more than intelligence and hard work Includes two decks of cards, one for each grad...

Teach children self-control techniques Uses games, role-plays, and worksheets to help engage children Includes activities and reproducible worksh...

Great tool for working with groups Spark group discussion through short prompts Ages: 3 and up This entertaining game transforms a game of catch...

This game provides players with the skills needed to manage conflict in an appropriate and socially acceptable way Includes two decks of cards, on...

Addresses behavioral problems often found in non-compliant or oppositional kids Uses a multi-model approach to teach new skills Created by Lawrenc...

Throw it. Catch it. Respond to the panel under your thumb. This Thumball is six inches. Here is a truly unique tool to help groups and teams learn ...

Furious Fred®Furious Fred® is an educational board game designed to teach important concepts and practical skills for controlling anger and avoidi...

Teach children valuable social skills with these fun and engaging books! Topics include interrupting, personal space, and tattle telling Features...

Too Close, Too Far, Just RightA Game About Personal Spaceby Sandra Singer, Ph.D., Lois Feigenbaum, LCSW, and Claudia Weiss, LCSW    Many kids, espe...

Uses scenarios to help teens understand how to behave in different social situations Fun and interactive! Detailed photos allow teens to observe b...

Great for breaking the ice with groups! Features six categories: Favorites, Makes Me Smile or Laugh, Here and Now, Reminisce, Friends or Family, ...

Help children learn unwritten social rules and behaviors Covers 40 hidden social situation rules focusing on community situations For 2-8 players ...

Help children learn the difference between passive, aggressive, and assertive behavior Useful for children that are being targeted by bullies and...

Created by a School Psychologist, this exciting game helps children learn about emotions and improve in important areas such as, communication, s...

Emo, short for “Emotion”, is an engaging card game created by a School Psychologist, as a twist on the popular game “Uno”. Players simply match t...

Use Your I'sby Donna L. McGoff, M.S.Learning to be assertive instead of aggressive can be very effective in reducing anti-social behaviors. And one...

  Combine important lessons about friendship with a fun and engaging game! Teach children how to make new friends and be a good friend For 2-5 pla...

Teach children why we have rules, how to follow them, and take pride in following them  Made to be read aloud Ages: 4-8 This book is part of our ...

Clue Cards5 Card Packs to Improve Social CommunicationWithdrawn, inattentive, or experiencing the communication difficulties associated with Asperg...

The Social Skills Board Gameby Berthold Berg, Ph.D.The Social Skills Board Game is an ideal way to help children acquire social skills. This appeal...

Help children develop better social skills Can be used in group or individual counseling Ages: 5-12 This game book will make it easier for childr...

A "must-have" workbook if you work with children who have social skills problems Help children acquire the skills to make and keep new friends To...

Teach children self-control techniques Uses cognitive-behavioral theory and techniques Includes CD Grades: 6-8 Written by Tonia Caselman, Ph.D....

By Julia Cook Help young children develop skills to deal with negative feelings Children learn to look for positives in all situations Readers dev...

Emotional intelligence is the ability to handle one’s own emotions and to read and respond to others’ emotions in ways that create positive relatio...