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Social skills aren't innate. They're learned. And they can be taught.
A complete social skills toolkit for children ages 6–10. On sale for $4.99 through December 31, 2026.
For children with autism, ADHD, anxiety, or social communication differences, the unwritten rules of social interaction can feel invisible and impossible. They want to connect. They just need someone to show them how.
We built the Social Skills Builder because our children needed more than advice — they needed a step-by-step framework. Every page draws on published research, including social skills training (Gresham & Elliott, 1990), role-play practice (Laugeson, 2013) and perspective-taking (Winner, 2007), and was shaped with input from occupational therapists we've worked with.
What’s Inside
21 pages covering:
Understanding Social Skills — what they are and how they're learned
My Social Feelings Thermometer — laminate for daily use
How I Feel Around People Daily Check-In — print one per week
Talking & Listening Balance — the conversation catch game
How to Start a Conversation — 4-step guide and starter phrases
Reading the Room — 8 illustrated facial expressions
My Feelings vs. Their Feelings — perspective-taking worksheet
Making & Keeping Friends — friendship recipe and qualities
Conflict & Repair — 5-step resolution process
Joining In — how to enter a group, watch-and-wait strategy
My Social Goals Ladder — gradual exposure for social situations
Social Situations Practice Cards — cut-out scenario cards
My Brave Social Moments Tracker — print one per week
For Parents & Caregivers Guide
Therapist Session & Tracking Log
Printing Guide and References — 20 cited sources
And more
Who It’s For
Parents of children with autism, ADHD, or social communication differences
Occupational therapists and BCBAs working on social goals
School counselors supporting peer relationships
Speech and language therapists
Any caregiver helping a child navigate friendships and social situations
What the Research Says
Research on social learning finds that children build social skills through watching, role-playing and practicing in real situations with support, not through instruction alone. (Bandura, 1977; Gresham & Elliott, 1990; Laugeson, 2013)
What You Get
21 Print-Ready Pages US Letter size. Prints in color or black and white. Key pages designed to laminate for repeated use.
Instant Digital Download PDF delivered to your inbox the moment you purchase.
Role-Play Ready Scenario cards and role-play pages work at home, in small groups, or in therapy sessions.
Important Notes
Ages 6–10
20 cited sources — full reference list included
No forced eye contact — kids learn to look toward the person's face or nearby
Download link active for 24 hours — save immediately
Educational resource only — not a substitute for professional therapy
© Bay Media Market LLC — personal and single-practitioner use only
Every friendship starts with one brave step. This bundle helps them take it.
Social skills aren't innate. They're learned. And they can be taught.
A complete social skills toolkit for children ages 6–10. On sale for $4.99 through December 31, 2026.
For children with autism, ADHD, anxiety, or social communication differences, the unwritten rules of social interaction can feel invisible and impossible. They want to connect. They just need someone to show them how.
We built the Social Skills Builder because our children needed more than advice — they needed a step-by-step framework. Every page draws on published research, including social skills training (Gresham & Elliott, 1990), role-play practice (Laugeson, 2013) and perspective-taking (Winner, 2007), and was shaped with input from occupational therapists we've worked with.
What’s Inside
21 pages covering:
Understanding Social Skills — what they are and how they're learned
My Social Feelings Thermometer — laminate for daily use
How I Feel Around People Daily Check-In — print one per week
Talking & Listening Balance — the conversation catch game
How to Start a Conversation — 4-step guide and starter phrases
Reading the Room — 8 illustrated facial expressions
My Feelings vs. Their Feelings — perspective-taking worksheet
Making & Keeping Friends — friendship recipe and qualities
Conflict & Repair — 5-step resolution process
Joining In — how to enter a group, watch-and-wait strategy
My Social Goals Ladder — gradual exposure for social situations
Social Situations Practice Cards — cut-out scenario cards
My Brave Social Moments Tracker — print one per week
For Parents & Caregivers Guide
Therapist Session & Tracking Log
Printing Guide and References — 20 cited sources
And more
Who It’s For
Parents of children with autism, ADHD, or social communication differences
Occupational therapists and BCBAs working on social goals
School counselors supporting peer relationships
Speech and language therapists
Any caregiver helping a child navigate friendships and social situations
What the Research Says
Research on social learning finds that children build social skills through watching, role-playing and practicing in real situations with support, not through instruction alone. (Bandura, 1977; Gresham & Elliott, 1990; Laugeson, 2013)
What You Get
21 Print-Ready Pages US Letter size. Prints in color or black and white. Key pages designed to laminate for repeated use.
Instant Digital Download PDF delivered to your inbox the moment you purchase.
Role-Play Ready Scenario cards and role-play pages work at home, in small groups, or in therapy sessions.
Important Notes
Ages 6–10
20 cited sources — full reference list included
No forced eye contact — kids learn to look toward the person's face or nearby
Download link active for 24 hours — save immediately
Educational resource only — not a substitute for professional therapy
© Bay Media Market LLC — personal and single-practitioner use only
Every friendship starts with one brave step. This bundle helps them take it.
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