SOCIAL SKILLS GROUP WORKSHEETS
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Download Original →Friendship Building Cards for Group Activities
Printable cards with conversation starters and turn-taking prompts help kids practice sharing interests. Each card features a simple scenario, encouraging eye contact and active listening during social skills group sessions.
Download Original →Emotion Identification Matching Worksheet
A colorful sheet where children match facial expressions to feeling words like happy or frustrated. This tool helps groups discuss body language cues and practice naming emotions in a supportive, structured setting.
Download Original →Role-Play Scenarios for Conflict Resolution
Worksheet presenting common peer conflicts, such as sharing toys or disagreeing on rules. Kids work in pairs to brainstorm calm solutions, reinforcing compromise and respectful communication during group role-play exercises.
Download Original →Personal Space Bubble Drawing Activity
Children draw their own invisible bubble on a worksheet, then color zones for friends, family, and strangers. This visual aid sparks group discussion about appropriate distances and respecting others' comfort levels.
Download Original →Listening Skills Checklist for Group Work
A simple chart with items like 'I looked at the speaker' and 'I waited my turn.' Kids check off behaviors during partner talks, building self-awareness and accountability in social skills group settings.
Download Original →Compliment Circle Sentence Starters
Pre-written prompts such as 'I like how you...' help children give genuine compliments. The worksheet guides groups to take turns speaking and receiving positive feedback, boosting confidence and peer connection.
Download Original →Problem-Solving Steps Visual Map
A flowchart with four steps: stop, think, choose, and try. Kids write or draw solutions to common social problems, then share with the group to practice flexible thinking and collaborative decision-making.
Download Original →Sharing and Turn-Taking Board Game
A printable game board where players move tokens by answering social questions like 'What do you do if someone cuts in line?' This worksheet encourages patience, rule-following, and group cooperation.
Download Original →Identifying Feelings in Others Worksheet
Pictures of kids in various situations, like a dropped ice cream or a lost toy. Children circle the likely emotion and discuss clues, building empathy and perspective-taking skills during group conversations.
Download Original →Group Greeting and Goodbye Practice Sheet
A worksheet with simple scripts for saying hello, introducing oneself, and saying goodbye. Kids role-play these greetings in pairs, reinforcing polite social routines and easing transitions in group settings.
Download Original →Building Conversation Starters
A worksheet featuring thought bubbles and prompts for initiating small talk. Kids practice asking open-ended questions, sharing interests, and finding common ground with peers in a structured, supportive group setting.
Download Original →Emotion Charades Activity Sheet
This printable guide lists various emotions for group members to act out silently. Participants guess the feeling and discuss appropriate responses, enhancing nonverbal communication skills and empathy through playful, interactive learning.
Download Original →Friendship Recipe Worksheet
A creative template where children list ingredients for a good friendship, like sharing, listening, and kindness. They mix these traits into a recipe, fostering discussion on what makes relationships healthy and rewarding.
Download Original →Conflict Resolution Steps Poster
A clear, step-by-step visual aid outlining how to handle disagreements calmly. It includes prompts for using "I" statements, taking turns speaking, and brainstorming solutions, helping groups practice peaceful problem-solving together.
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