Kid-friendly social skills sites!
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Here are some links related to teaching social skills. If a link doesn't work, try removing any blank spaces from the address. If it still doesn't work, let me know. http://legacyresources.btbetterworld.com/img/lib/talkdog/tal kdog/default.shtml - Online activities for better communication with sections for learning about communicating, describing, listening, finding out more, understanding, and being fair. Kid friendly stuff for 5 to 11 year olds: http://www.btbetterworld.com/media/free%20resources/bo%20sol os%20friendship%20quiz/bocomicdirectory.html - On the same site, I falso found online comics with quizzes for learning about friendship strategies. http://www.btbetterworld.com/pg/developing_skills/free_resou rces/Making_Faces/home.ikml - Drag n drop activity for practicing facial expressions/emotions: http://www.btbetterworld.com/pg/developing_skills/free_resou rces/Dont_be_Bullied/home.ikml - "Don't be bullied" - an Activity on resisting peer-pressure (smoking): http://www.cccoe.net/social/opening.htm - Teaching social skills in middle school through language arts.
Great facial expression game! I've been looking for one that has a variety of faces - kids and adults- and is less scary looking than the other free on-line facial expression generator (anyone else know the one I'm talking about - it's a woman's face and some of the expressions are pretty scary looking, IMO) Shared this one with school. Thanks for this - as always, your links are the best! mama to Sam 8 1/2 yrs PDD NOS OCD ODD PPD and Alex 2 1/2 yrs I think you're talking about the one at Do2Learn, and I agree she's kind of creepy. I have some more online facial expressions/emotions activities here: http://www.autism-pdd.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=17136&am p;am p;am p;am p;KW=games great sites [QUOTE=NorwayMom] Online activities for better communication with sections for learning about communicating, describing, listening, finding out more, understanding, and being fair. Kid friendly stuff for 5 to 11 year olds: http://legacyresources.btbetterworld.com/img/lib/talkdog/tal kdog/default.shtml On the same site, I falso found online comics with quizzes for learning about friendship strategies. Drag n drop activity for practicing facial expressions/emotions: http://www.btbetterworld.com/pg/developing_skills/free_resou rces/Making_Faces/home.ikml "Don't be bullied" - an Activity on resisting peer-pressure (smoking): http://www.btbetterworld.com/pg/developing_skills/free_resou rces/Dont_be_Bullied/home.ikml [/QUOTE] Truly wonderful websites. Thank you NorwayMom! We are having some major social issues with my DD and I am having a hard time finding a social skills group (I did check your links) and they aren't letting her join the school based group yet:( For now I'm on my own so I will try these with her tonight. Live4MyKids -- Believe me, I know all about "do-it-yourself" autism training. My kids really only get academics at school, and there are few private services in Norway, and none in my neck of the woods.
Two printable board games for learning appropriate responses to conversational cues, from our member positiveautism : http://www.positivelyautism.com/links.html - scroll down to games and click on Captivating Conversations or Clever Conversations |
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