Social Skills Activities

Social skills are important for building relationships, participating in group settings, and feeling confident in everyday interactions. This section is designed for occupational therapists and parents looking to support students with high support needs as they develop communication, self-regulation, and interaction skills in a way that feels supportive, structured, and fun.

You’ll find a variety of classroom and group-friendly activities, from role-playing and turn-taking games to emotion matching, cooperative play, and conversation practice. The resources here are designed to be visual, repeatable, and easy to adapt based on each student’s needs, whether you’re working one-on-one, in small groups, or within a larger class setting. With a strong emphasis on modeling, routine, and positive reinforcement, these tools help students build social confidence one interaction at a time.