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  1. Any Game Cards
    by Max Nass, LMHC and Marcia Nass, M.S.
    Turn any game into a therapeutic activity.
  2. Best Behavior Game
    A Send-Home Board Game
    by Lawrence E. Shapiro, Ph.D.
    Games have proven to be one of the best ways to turn around noncompliant or oppositional kids.
  3. Between You and Me: Game
    by Cynthia M. Brody, MFT; game board and card design by Thomas Morris
    The open-ended questions featured in this game offer children a fun, nonthreatening, and indirect way to identify their values and express what's on their minds.

    Related Between You and Me: Items: Set of Parent Guides
  4. Blunders
    Make Learning Manners Fun!
    by Aimee Symington
    Sometimes you can learn a lot from negative role models.
  5. Bullying Game
    by Berthold Berg, Ph.D.
    Stop the bullying cycle with this board game.
  6. Clue Cards: 5 Card Packs to Improve Social Communication
    Help kids get a clue in social situations.
  7. Common Ties: Living Together in a Multicultural World
    by Patricia del Valle, Ph.D., NCC, Maria Gondra, Psy.D., and Raysa Richardson, Ph.D.
    Promote understanding of different cultures with this board game.
  8. Conversations To Go
    The Little Take-Out Box That Gets People Talking
  9. Empathy Counts
    A Play-to-Learn Dominoes Game
    Tired of board games? Play dominoes!
  10. Express It!
    by Marjorie Mitlin, LICSW
    Like Charades, this game is played by teams, and is therefore ideal for use with groups.
  11. Friendship Farm Who is Being Friendly? Puzzle
    by Lawrence Shapiro
    Solve the puzzle of social interaction!

    Related Friendship Farm Items: Who is Being Responsible and Respectful? Puzzle
  12. Great Group Games for Kids
    150 Meaningful Activities for Any Setting
    by Susan Ragsdale and Ann Saylor
    At a time when children are becoming more involved in isolated electronic recreation, this book revitalizes social play.
  13. Helping, Sharing, and Caring Game
    by Richard A. Gardner, M.D.
    Dr. Gardner's sensitivity to children and their needs, reflected in the game cards, makes this a wonderful resource for both families and therapists.
  14. Hidden Rules
    A Game That Teaches Everyday Social Skills
    by Lawrence Shapiro, Ph.D.
    Social behaviors that most of us seem to pick up without being taught-such as respecting personal space, speaking at an appropriate volume, and paying attention to body language.
  15. How do I...Make Friends?
    A Friendship Skills Discussion Game
    by Alison and Amy Roberts
    Through discussion, reflection, and practice, this card game helps kids learn how to start a friendship, join a group, and find people with interests similar to their own.
  16. I Can Settle Down
    These 12 thoroughly singable songs help children learn self-control, patience, social skills, self-calming techniques, and responsibility
  17. Journey to Friendsville
    Teach friendship skills--15 minutes at a time.
  18. Kubit2Me: Now You're Talkin' Full Set
    This plush, brightly colored cube is tossed from one player to the next, delivering thought-provoking questions in its denim side pockets.

    Related Kubit2Me: Now You're Talkin' Items: Bonus Box
  19. Let's Talk Social Skills
    by Lesley Mayne
    This set of 80 discussion cards promotes social communication among children, teens, and adults.
  20. Mind Your Manners
    Give kids the tools for social acceptance.
  21. Mind Your Manners Language Cards
    By illustrating both proper and improper behavior, this set of 40 colorful cards helps little ones learn good manners.
  22. Mumble Jumble: A Social Conversation Game
    by Marjorie Mitlin, LICSW
    For Kids Who Don't Know What to Say Next
  23. Out of Your Mind
    by Rhea Zakich and Nadine Lovell
    You'll be amazed at what this game draws from the minds of children.
  24. Peacetown
    by Eric Terry, Psy.D.
    Teach youngsters how to resolve conflict--with two games in one.
  25. Resilience Builder Program for Children and Adolescents
    Enhancing Social Competence and Self-Regulation
    Using a cognitive-behavioral approach, this innovative program helps young people bounce back from the challenges in their lives.
  26. Skillstreaming in Early Childhood and Skillstreaming the Elementary School Child, Early Childhood Kit
    New Strategies and Perspectives for Teaching Prosocial Skills
    Flexible, easy to use, and effective, Skillstreaming is the standard for teaching prosocial skills.
  27. Skillstreaming in Early Childhood and Skillstreaming the Elementary School Child, Elementary School Child Kit
    Includes Program Book with CD-ROM, Student Manual, and Skill Cards
    Flexible, easy to use, and effective, Skillstreaming is the standard for teaching prosocial skills.
  28. Social Conflict Game
    by Berthold Berg, Ph.D.
    This game teaches seven cognitive and behavioral skills to reduce interpersonal antagonism.

    Related Social Conflict Items: Workbook
  29. Social Skills
    Learning to Get Along With Other People
  30. Social Skills Activities for Special Children
    by Darlene Mannix, M.A.
    This book offers 160 ready-to-use lessons and reproducible activity sheets to help special children learn basic social skills.
  31. Social Skills Board Games
    This set of six unique board games improves children's social skills and reinforces positive character traits.
  32. Social Skills Game
    by Berthold Berg, Ph.D.
    Let students see how to and how not to behave.

    Related Social Skills Items: Puppet DVD, Skits DVD, StoryCards, Workbook
  33. Social Smarts
    Clever Matching Game
    by Franklin Rubinstein, Ph.D.
    Players match fictitious characters with particular thoughts, and in the process they learn the difference between appropriate and inappropriate social communication.
  34. Social Story Movies
    by Carol Gray
    Social stories on DVD-ideal for visual learners!
  35. Superflex: A Superhero Social Thinking Curriculum: Kit (Lesson Plan, Comic Book, & CD)
    by Stephanie Madrigal and Michelle Garcia Winner
    Superflex includes a 100-page book with lesson plans, a CD with printable handouts, and a comic book that kids love.
  36. Talk Blocks
    Here's a wonderfully simple way to share not only feelings, but also needs.
  37. Talk Blocks for Work
    Grown-ups can express feelings and needs using this set of 6 brightly colored wood blocks.
  38. Talk-it-Out
    by Gordon Greenhalgh, Ph.D.
    Having trouble getting teens to open up?
  39. Talkabout Board Game
    by Alex Kelly and Brian Sains
    Reinforcing group work on self-esteem and social communication, this game can be played by both children and teens.
  40. Talking, Feeling, Doing Card Game: Shyness
    Shyness Card Game
    by Richard A. Gardner, M.D.
    For a portable version of the classic game, try this deck of 99 cards.

    Related Talking, Feeling, Doing Card Game: Items: Anger, Divorce, Good Behavior, Set of 5 Decks, Teasing
  41. Teen Sense
    by Marjorie Mitlin, LICSW
    Help teens resolve the difficult interpersonal issues that arise in adolescence.
  42. Too Much, Too Little, Just Right: Game
    by Claudia Weiss, L.C.S.W., Sandra Singer, Ph.D., and Lois Feigenbaum, L.C.S.W.
    A Social Communication Game

    Related Too Much, Too Little, Just Right: Items: Express-O-Meter (Pkg. of 5)
  43. Treasure Chest of Group Activities
    by Susanna Palomares, Dianne Schilling, and Cathy Winch
    This box of activity sheets really is a "treasure chest" for busy counselors seeking new and engaging ways to help children and teens develop academic, social, and life skills.
  44. Use Your I's
    by Donna L. McGoff, M.S.
    This board game teaches children how to express their feelings without jeopardizing the rights of others.
  45. What Are They Thinking? ColorCards
    Sure to stimulate animated discussion, these beautiful cards illustrate the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behavior.
  46. What Did You Say?
    A Game of Nonverbal Language
    Help children learn to read body language.
  47. What Do You Stand For?
    Character Building Card Game
    by Max Nass, LMHC and Marcia Nass, M.S.
    "What If" questions get kids thinking about choices, values, and responsibilities.
  48. You are a Social Detective!
    by Michelle Garcia Winner and Pamela Crooke; illustrated by Kelly Knopp
    This entertaining comic book helps students refine their detecting skills.

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