Free Worksheets

Problems often happen and they usually are a surprise. This can make us upset and cause us to overreact. We need to think about how we react and get help if we need it.

When we need something to change or need help with something it is important to say what we need. Advocating for yourself lets others know your needs are important.

Conversation GPS is an interactive game designed for two or more players. Set up in a board game style, players have to navigate through a conversation using our game cards as a GPS to pick topics, make comments, ask questions, and respond! With spaces like “Shift the Topic” and “Pay the ticket”, there are many fun obstacles and challenges along the way. The first to drive their car to the end of the board is the winner!

For many students, starting, sustaining, and remaining on topic in a conversation is challenging. The goal of our Conversation GPS is to offer a supported fun platform for students to practice conversations, gain confidence, and experience success.

Our new premium packets are worksheet bundles to give even more social skills content! Our first one, Conversation Drivers & Stoppers uses this same concept from our video lessons to teach how to drive a conversation or keep it going. Conversation Stoppers will stop a conversation before it is naturally over and generally cause uncomfortable or confused feelings.

This packet includes 36 scenario cards, a mini game, a poster with visuals, as well as a homework and review page.

We recommend this packet for any students working on conversation skills from elementary to middle school. Use in tandem with our Conversation Drivers & Stoppers video lesson and activities. We have a wide range of interactive activities on this concept from Bingo and Guess What Happens Next to Fork in the Road and Two Sides which use video clips to work on this skill in many different ways.

Decide what information is important to include when telling someone about something you did. Sort between information to include and what you should leave out.

Small talk is a short conversation when we see people we know. We talk about things like the weather or the weekend. It’s a friendly way to talk to people in a short time.

When disagreements or problems happen, it helps to use your communication and problem solving skills to negotiate a solution.

I can be respectful by looking at the person talking, responding in a friendly way, and making good choices to be safe. I can be polite and kind to both adults and my friends.

Sort characteristics that make someone a good friend.

Idioms are common expressions that we say. They have different meanings than the literal interpretation.

This worksheet focuses on what to say in different social situations.

When we solve problems, we need to decide if they are big or small, if we need help solving them, and try out different solutions.

It is important to comment or ask a question as part of turn taking in a conversation.

Our new premium packets are worksheet bundles to give even more social skills content! Our first one, Conversation Drivers & Stoppers uses this same concept from our video lessons to teach how to drive a conversation or keep it going. Conversation Stoppers will stop a conversation before it is naturally over and generally cause uncomfortable or confused feelings.

This packet includes 36 scenario cards, a mini game, a poster with visuals, as well as a homework and review page.

We recommend this packet for any students working on conversation skills from elementary to middle school. Use in tandem with our Conversation Drivers & Stoppers video lesson and activities. We have a wide range of interactive activities on this concept from Bingo and Guess What Happens Next to Fork in the Road and Two Sides which use video clips to work on this skill in many different ways.

Conversation GPS is an interactive game designed for two or more players. Set up in a board game style, players have to navigate through a conversation using our game cards as a GPS to pick topics, make comments, ask questions, and respond! With spaces like “Shift the Topic” and “Pay the ticket”, there are many fun obstacles and challenges along the way. The first to drive their car to the end of the board is the winner!

For many students, starting, sustaining, and remaining on topic in a conversation is challenging. The goal of our Conversation GPS is to offer a supported fun platform for students to practice conversations, gain confidence, and experience success.

When we need help with something or need something to change it is important to say what we need. Advocating for yourself lets others know exactly what you need to succeed.

Compromising can help us solve problems. It means taking a piece from everyone’s ideas and putting them together to make both people happy. Compromising can help people agree.

Being rejected can mean not getting what you want or when someone does not want to hang out with you. It can feel really bad. You need to use positive self talk to feel better.

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