SOCIAL SKILLS WORKSHEETS FOR KINDERGARTEN
If you've ever watched a five-year-old snatch a toy instead of asking for a turn...
Download Original →Sharing Circle Fun
A bright worksheet showing kids passing a toy in a circle. Simple prompts guide children to color faces happy or sad, teaching turn-taking and sharing through playful visual cues for kindergarten social learning.
Download Original →Feelings Faces Match
Four cartoon faces display happy, sad, angry, and surprised expressions. Kids draw lines to match each face with a scenario like losing a toy or getting a hug, building emotional vocabulary.
Download Original →Listening Ears Activity
A worksheet featuring a large ear and a child speaking. Instructions ask kids to color the ear when they listen and draw a quiet mouth, reinforcing attentive listening skills in group settings.
Download Original →Kind Words Maze
A maze path where children help a bunny reach a friend by stepping on words like please, thank you, and sorry. Each correct step teaches polite language and empathy for kindergarteners.
Download Original →Taking Turns Train
A train with empty carriages labeled with numbers. Kids draw themselves in one car and a friend in another, learning sequential play and patience through a visual waiting game.
Download Original →Personal Space Bubble
A child stands inside a drawn bubble. Instructions prompt kids to color items that fit in their bubble, like a backpack, and cross out things that invade space, teaching boundaries gently.
Download Original →Helping Hands Chart
Hands outline with action words like hug, share, and help. Children trace the words and draw a picture of themselves helping a friend, fostering prosocial behavior and cooperation.
Download Original →Greeting Match Game
Four children wave, high-five, bow, and say hello. Kids match each greeting to a time of day or situation, practicing diverse social greetings and cultural awareness in a fun format.
Download Original →Problem Solving Steps
A simple flowchart with three boxes: stop, think, choose. Kids draw a face in each step for a conflict like a broken crayon, guiding them to resolve disagreements calmly.
Download Original →Friendship Puzzle
A jigsaw puzzle outline with pieces labeled kind, fair, and fun. Children color each piece and connect them to form a heart, learning qualities that build strong friendships.
Download Original →Sharing and Taking Turns Activity Sheet
A colorful worksheet featuring two children passing a toy. Simple prompts guide kids to color the sharing scene and trace words like 'my turn' and 'your turn,' building foundational social awareness through engaging, hands-on practice.
Download Original →Feelings Faces Matching Game
This printable sheet displays four expressive cartoon faces—happy, sad, angry, surprised. Kindergarteners draw lines to match each face with a corresponding scenario, such as losing a toy or getting a hug, fostering emotional recognition.
Download Original →Greeting Friends Practice Page
A friendly worksheet showing a child waving hello. Kids trace the phrase 'Hi, my name is...' and draw a picture of themselves greeting a classmate, encouraging polite interaction and confidence in making new friends at school.
Download Original →Listening Ears and Quiet Voices
An illustrated sheet with a large ear and a smiling mouth. Children color the ear when they hear a story prompt and circle pictures of quiet activities like reading, reinforcing classroom rules about attentive listening and respectful volume.
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