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Self and Social Focus Sheets

$16

(1717 customer reviews)

Use this resource to make targeting communication, self-awareness, and social knowledge in mixed groups so much easier! This resource includes ideas and visuals for direct instruction, discussion, and self-reflection on a variety of important skills.

Use this resource to make targeting communication, self-awareness, and social knowledge in mixed groups so much easier! This resource includes ideas and visuals for direct instruction, discussion, and self-reflection on a variety of important skills.

I use these focus sheets to introduce motivated students to one skill at a time, discuss the skill, and then reflect on their understanding and use of the skill.

Included is one half-sheet “focus sheet” for the following skills:

  1. Having self-confidence
  2. Planning ahead
  3. Being flexible
  4. Knowing how you feel
  5. Processing a feeling
  6. Asking for what you need
  7. Slowing down
  8. Using positive self-talk
  9. Sharing the conversation
  10. Staying on topic
  11. Starting conversations
  12. Asking great questions
  13. Making great comments
  14. Using your body to focus
  15. Tone of voice
  16. Compromising
  17. Having “just right” energy
  18. Personal space
  19. Taking turns
  20. Body language
  21. Being kind
  22. Solving problems
  23. Giving compliments
  24. Sharing how we feel
  25. Reading the room
  26. Understanding perspective
  27. Using the right volume
  28. Using your brain’s filter

In total, there are 28 focus sheets included!

In addition, I’ve included these files to make the implementation of this resource even easier. All of them encourage your students to reflect on how well they understand and use the targeted skill.

  • 1-page reflection questions poster
  • Half-sheet, self-reflection sheets
  • Self-assessment form with editable text boxes (for use on the computer if desired!)
  • Editable Google Slide™️ version of the self-assessment form
  • Two Google Forms™️ with the self-assessment and reflection questions!

For more info on how I use these visuals, plus some of the research behind social skills groups, and suggested goals, check out my blog post!

During a session, each student can have their own focus sheet or the entire group can focus on the same skill together. These are particularly useful for mixed groups when you’re working on a language or articulation activity, but also want your students working on self-regulation, self and social awareness skills, and/or executive functioning to be able to benefit and grow from the activity. Simply provide the focus sheet, teach, & reinforce! These skills can be practiced during ANY activity – including games!

Most of the focus sheets include a useful visual to help your students understand each skill, however this resource is most useful for readers. Age-appropriate graphics are used – no “baby” clip art!

Feel free to email the Speechy Musings team at hello@speechymusings.com with any questions!

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1717 reviews for Self and Social Focus Sheets

  1. SLPTalk with Desiree –

    This is fantastic! I love that I can print these out and put them to use right away to help my students in mixed groups increase their metacognitive awareness in practicing skills taught and systematically self-reflect on how they did. Very well done!

  2. Lindsey S. –

    I can’t wait to print and use these! My students need a good clear visual reminder and these are perfect.

  3. Leslie G. –

    Great resource! Thank you! 🙂

  4. Amanda S. –

    These are great!

  5. Jessica P. –

    These are going right on my board. All students can use these reminders!

  6. Speech Me Maybe –

    These are PERFECT! Soo many of my students have these exact goals and I was so excited when I saw it! THANK YOU! 🙂

  7. Stephanie G. –

    These look great and I LOVE the student reflection sheets that are included!!

  8. Emily S. –

    I love how clearly these are laid out! The graphics are fantastic for a variety of ages! I love the reflection sheets as this is such a challenging topic for these students to identify in themselves.

  9. stephanie R. –

    thank you!

  10. Jessica Drake –

    Love this! It’s quick and simple!

  11. Debra J. –

    This is a great resource! I plan to hang them so that they cascade from the ceiling to the floor. They cover a wide variety of topics, and I plan on referring to them often. I’m hoping that they will serve as subliminal visual reminders of what we have discussed, thus helping with carryover of the skills.

  12. Jocelyn B. –

    Great resource. Simple and well written

  13. So to Speak SLP –

    I love the visual paired with an explanation on the card. I think for some of my older kiddos, I’ll be printing out an extra set and cutting out the picture to tape to their desk for teachers to be able to walk by and point to when they need to stay on topic/share the conversation/etc. Really excited to use these, thank you!

  14. K Morse –

    I like leaving these reminders on the table to refer to during sessions. Thanks for creating awesome focus categories and descriptions!

  15. Speech Bee by Megan McCarthy –

    I absolutely love this! I love that I can read them to my students so they are exactly on target with our social goal for the day–and more than that, they can self-assess their progress towards that goal. Thank you!

  16. Speech T. –

    Great, thank you!

  17. SLP Roundup –

    These are fantastic for my students working on social skills in mixed groups! All of my students benefit from these reminders. The fact that students can self-reflect after the session is a bonus!

  18. Merritt Green –

    I love the format of these social skills cards. They are perfect for interactive notebooks. They will be great for older students-thank you!

  19. Michelle T. –

    Thank you!

  20. Kourtney F. –

    nice resource for social skills to start/supplement conversations

  21. Leah H. –

    This is going to be awesome for my conversation groups.

  22. Cynthia C. –

    These are just what I was hoping to find! Look great – can’t wait to use with my students.

  23. Rebecca D. –

    These are so handy to use as reference cards for my social group. I love the self analysis check list and the reflection questions.

  24. Debbie S. –

    This is such a wonderful packet. The skills addressed are clearly defined and visually engaging. Thank you for such a thorough packet!

  25. Erin Proffit –

    Great Product.

  26. Emily M. –

    This is a great resource for my students working on social skills. Thank you!

  27. Katie Hopper –

    This is exactly what I’ve been wanting! I’m struggling with how to actually teach most of these skills and how to explain them. Well here they are!!

  28. Spotlight Speech and Language –

    These are great! Thank you!

  29. Erica A. –

    Thank you!

  30. Cara K. –

    Perfect for my lunch bunch social skills group I run with a social worker. Pairs perfectly and supports his activities.

  31. S L –

    Great resource, especially for my junior high students

  32. Lauren Kline –

    Thank you!

  33. Alyssa K. –

    I love this product!

  34. Kayli Q. –

    These are perfect for my mixed groups! Thank you!

  35. Aubrey G. –

    I like that they can be used to keep the focus going during session and they can be taken home and reviewed there.

  36. Katherine D. –

    These cards are a great support for all my students and I find myself using them in conjunction with our Social and Emotional Learning curriculum – both for whole-class discussions as well as more targeted small-group work. Thank you!

  37. Susan T. –

    Great resource! Great for older elementary, middle and high school.

  38. Grace L. –

    Cute and clever. I have been struggling with how to incorporate some social skills goals into typical therapy groups of artic/language, and the kids so far have been very responsive to this (even my kids without social goals 🙂

  39. Kaitlyn D. –

    Love these! I have them laminated and on a ring to keep as a reminder to students about what we are going to work on during speech!

  40. Karina J. –

    I like that these are fairly small and easy to keep as a visual on the table without being too distracting. Very nice overall!

  41. Little Language Lady –

    I love that these are half sheets and that I can laminate them!

  42. Kalie W. –

    These cards are so portable and perfect for when I push into the classroom, especially with my self-contained kiddos. Thank you!

  43. Stephanie W. –

    Just what I needed! Thank you!

  44. Linda C. –

    I can’t wait to make these and use these with my students. I see so many different ways to use this with my middle school students!

  45. Gail C. –

    A great product!! Thank you!!

  46. Traveling SLP –

    Love these – thanks!!!

  47. Gayle I. –

    I’m excited to use these with my students so they can begin to self-monitor, even when we’re doing other activities in mixed groups.

  48. Stacey H. –

    These are so helpful! I can’t wait to put them to use, daily!

  49. Kari Mooneyham –

    A great visual to add to our discussion about these topics, thanks!

  50. Kristin L. –

    Printed, laminated and hung on my white board! I can’t wait to use them on Monday!

  51. Stephanie D. –

    Always love your materials.
    Specifically needing to use the “tone of voice” card today.
    🙂

  52. Susanne C. –

    I use these focus sheets with my HS social skills groups. Very helpful! Thanks!

  53. The Type B SLP –

    Love these and the fact that they have visuals!

  54. Crystal M. –

    Awesome product!

  55. Justine Springs –

    These have been very helpful for my middle school students! Thank you!

  56. Marianne S. –

    I’ve been looking for something to make it easier for me to address pragmatics in group sessions. Thanks!

  57. Joanne S. –

    Thanks!

  58. Little Language Lab Speech Therapy –

    I’ve started using these as I introduce topics, really helpful!

  59. Samantha B. –

    Thank you!

  60. Lori C. –

    useful, concise product

  61. Melody E. –

    I use these as visual cues when practicing lessons that relate to the given topics. I love that you explained them so well that it works for any elementary age almost. Thank you!

  62. Courtney F. –

    Can’t wait to use these! Perfect for my group 🙂

  63. Caitlin B. –

    Thank you for this awesome product. I can’t wait to introduce these in my social groups and mixed groups!

  64. Theodora P. –

    Easy to use with mixed groups!

  65. JENNIFER S. –

    Great visuals for older kids!

  66. Becky S. –

    I work with transition students, 18-26 year olds. These cards are perfect for so many of the social skills we work on!

  67. Kelly K. –

    Love this product!

  68. Shari R. –

    This works great as a non-verbal reminder for my clients of the skills they are working on that day.

  69. SmartmouthSLP –

    Love this idea as a teaching tool and as a self-reminder for my students working on social competency! Thank you!

  70. A Sprinkle of Speech –

    Love this! Great way to structure social language groups by topic as well! Thank you! 🙂

  71. Kathryn R. –

    I use these for all of my groups! Thank you! They are simple and easy for my students to understand.

  72. Rebecca N –

    Great reminders for students.

  73. Preschool Speechie PLUS –

    I am very excited to use this packet with my high school students who are in social groups. Thank you!

  74. Jennifer Biggar –

    Awesome job!

  75. Alycia H. –

    These are fantastic! I am very excited to use these with my social groups!

  76. Mary M. –

    Great resource!

  77. Jenna C. –

    I put these cards on a ring for easy access during my middle school sessions. They are perfect!

  78. Kayla H. –

    LOVE these! I keep them out on the table as a reminder and they are good for cueing when a kid is off topic or has a chance to ask a meaningful question.

  79. Catherine W. –

    great resource

  80. Revonda Y. –

    Perfect for use at the high school level

  81. Nicole Bacigalupo –

    Awesome visuals!!! Looking forward to putting them around my room and focus on a concept a week 🙂

  82. Carly Fowler –

    These are fantastic! Thanks for the wonderful visual reminders.

  83. Tracey L. –

    Looking forward to using these!

  84. Joan O. –

    super helpful

  85. Denise C. –

    These are fantastic! Thank you so much! Your materials are always awesome!

  86. Teresa Y. –

    I’m excited to use these visuals. Visuals are helpful to my students and I love visuals myself.

  87. Kristine S. –

    Perfect for my life skills! Thanks!

  88. nicol decker –

    These visuals have been so helpful for my mixed social skills groups!!! Thank you 🙂

  89. T –

    Great product.

  90. Donna B. –

    These cards are so appealing and use simple language to explain social skills. I plan to have them on hand for lunch bunch conversations and will add the reflection questions to the bottom of my “Stay on Target” student reflection forms. As always, Shannon, you and your products ROCK!

  91. Mary Rovnyak –

    Thanks!

  92. Rhonda T. –

    Handy, concise tool! Thanks so much!

  93. Erin White –

    Great visuals! I’m looking forward to using them with my students.

  94. Midwest School Social Worker –

    Love these! So easy to use and very effective

  95. Sarah’s Speech Language and Literacy Spot –

    I love anything that helps support self reflection for social skills..especially in a group.

  96. Natalia A. –

    This is super helpful! The students love having personal cards!

  97. Cheryl B. –

    Very useful for my middle school students!

  98. Heather K. –

    Great for my middle school students!!

  99. Tina Leavitt –

    Love this item. I have printed a set for each child in my group so they can reflect utilizing the skill.

  100. Sam DeGraeve –

    Great!

  101. Jessica C. –

    great tool

  102. Ilanit A. –

    Nicely structured materials for my older pragmatic students.

  103. Sherry Biddle –

    These are very clear-cut and easy to understand. Will be using them A LOT with my students.

  104. Communication Essentials –

    I love using these in my social pragmatic groups. It gives a clear goal for each student, and easy to use right away. Thanks so much!

  105. Erica Z. –

    I love these! I can pull them up on my iPad when I need them or print them out and give to kids!

  106. Liana L. –

    These are great! I run a “Lunch Bunch” with both special and general education students and we review all of these skills. This is perfect so that I can put one up on the board and address it.
    Thanks so much!

  107. Kelly Z. –

    Awesome resource! These are very clear cut and will help my students have a better understanding of their goals. I like the self reflection aspect as well. Thank you!

  108. Alexandra A. –

    Excellent Resource!!

  109. Rebecca A. –

    Thank you for a wonderful resource

  110. Brandee J. –

    Great!

  111. Marilyn V. –

    Great resource for social skills! Thank you!

  112. Adrienne S. –

    These are great!

  113. Elizabeth S. –

    I love this resource for my 6th grade “Chat and Chew” social group! I love that each child can focus on their specific area of need during every session.

  114. Darcie L. –

    Great idea. I’m always looking for social skills materials. These focus sheets are handy and very useful!

  115. Miss Andrea’s Speech Store –

    Love using this product to introduce social skills. Very clear and easy to use.

  116. Rebecca S. –

    I always LOVE all of your materials, and these are no exception. They are perfect for helping our middle school and high school kids focus on a skill during our social groups. Thanks so much!

  117. Krista K. –

    Love these! I’ve been really trying to make students aware of their goals and what we are working on each session. These have been very helpful for myself and my students.

  118. Paula D. –

    These are just what I needed.

  119. HopeEllen P. –

    Love that I can use these during any group!

  120. Emily S. –

    Great!

  121. Kaitlyn Z. –

    I love these so much! Not only do I use them with my pragmatic students, but I find them a great reminder for other kiddos (e.g., turn-taking during a game, not interrupting each other when we’re answering questions). Thanks so much!

  122. Laura B. –

    Very useful as short social stories to address expected behaviors before an activity, etc…great variety.

  123. Denise R. –

    great product

  124. Heidi S. –

    Used these the past 3 sessions and they have saved the day making our group more harmonious and productive. Thank you!

  125. Juliet B. –

    I can’t wait to get started with these!!

  126. Michele B. –

    Fantastic visuals!

  127. Jennifer Kiekhoefer –

    Wonderful resource that is quick and easy to prep and use. After printing them out, I should them to our special education teachers and they loved them. You might have more purchases now that they have seen them!

  128. Kristi S. –

    Great resource for my students!

  129. Jenna L. –

    I work in a building where the population doesn’t warrant a whole social skills group and there’s only a couple of kids who have social skills goals in general. I end up with these kids in mixed groups (ugh!), but these focus sheets have been a lifesaver. I love that we have these visuals to focus on- introduce the skill, talk about it, and then put it into practice during our session. The reflection questions are always hanging in my room, too, and don’t even have to be just for the child who is focusing on the social skill- it can be for every goal! It really has been a great way for me to organize how I”m going to focus on the skills, as well. It’s a great addition to my therapy “toolbox”!

  130. Jennifer B. –

    Can’t wait to use with my mixed group.

  131. Amberli M. –

    Thanks!

  132. Hannah C. –

    I love how many goals I can target with these.

  133. Kristen G. –

    Not only are these awesome for my social skills groups, I also find them beneficial for my step-daughter who has aspergers and requires some additional pragmatics lessons!

  134. Marcee S. –

    These are great! I am using them with my autistic middle school students and they are highly effective! Love these!

  135. Brittaney M. –

    Amazing support for ABA social skills groups!

  136. Little Kinder Pals –

    Thanks

  137. Rebecca G. –

    Great tool!

  138. Hilary S. –

    Useful

  139. Lisa A. –

    love this!

  140. Cheri S. –

    Great product!

  141. Satoko F. –

    I love how easily these can be used to define the focus of the group/individual! Thank you 🙂

  142. Leigha S. –

    These focus sheets have been really helpful for my social groups. I like how the text is easy to read and visuals are included.

  143. Laura V. –

    I originally got these with autism and social-pragmatics in mind. However, this is such a nice little ‘tutorial’ on good communication skills, I’m going to use it with some of my more challenging small groups, to systematically teach them how to be better conversationalists! And, how to better control their emotions and reactions. Really, really like this!

  144. Lindsay J. –

    Love the visuals.

  145. Sarah P. –

    Great visual poster set!

  146. April S. –

    Can’t wait to use this!

  147. Genevieve M. –

    I wanted to use these first before reviewing them and I have to say they are AWESOME! It is so nice to have a quick visual with a description to review a skill with my groups. The students have quickly learned to reference them during the sessions and have gained awareness of their skills when they are and are not using them. Thanks so much for making my social groups have a more focused theme!

  148. Alayna W. –

    These are exactly what I need to help my students with pragmatic goals who are in mixed language skills groups. Thank you!! I would love to see more of these in the future.

  149. Jeanny B. –

    great for pragmatic goals

  150. Fatima C. –

    This worked great for me. Exactly what I was looking for.

  151. Margie C. –

    Short and sweet! Great to put around the room!

  152. ANGIE M. –

    I can’t wait to use this! Thanks for making this great product!

  153. Lori C. –

    These are FABULOUS! Thank you!!!

  154. Kristen G. –

    Very helpful! Thank you!

  155. Peas and Sprouts –

    I like the visuals as reminders for targeted skills for my older elementary kids.

  156. Sara M. –

    Love it! I use these every week during my ‘talk time’ groups.

  157. Louanne Casini –

    This makes teaching social skills so clear for my students. Thank you.

  158. Whitney S. –

    Thank you! Great resource!

  159. Susan W. –

    Easy and effective!

  160. Speech Thera-Pea –

    Great resource for reviewing social language targets!

  161. Ashley B. –

    Great resource to summarize a number of social skill areas!

  162. Christine T. –

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  163. Katie Malone –

    Great Product!

  164. Amanda M. –

    These have been great, quick and handy mini lessons and visuals! Love the self reflection form too,

  165. Mariah B. –

    I am starting to use this with my ASD students and I think it will really help to keep them focused on what we are working on. I am super excited.

  166. Sinead Foley –

    a wonderful addition to my social skills curriculum!

  167. Diane K. –

    A great visual for my kids in my social skills group who often asked “Why do I come to speech?”

  168. Ashley B. –

    Just what I needed! Thanks for the visuals!

  169. Janet S. –

    Great resource. Thanks so much!

  170. Chelsea H. –

    This is great for my mixed groups! Exactly what I was looking for!

  171. Justine Holland –

    Thanks!

  172. Speech for the Stars –

    These are fabulous! They break down social skills in a way hat is easy for my elementary-aged students to understand. I pick one target per student and keep the explanation cards readily available for them during our sessions. I use these both at school and in my private work. Highly recommended for anyone who is considering it! Simply wonderful…well-organized and the visuals are fantastic too!

  173. Emily J. –

    Fantastic. Thank you!

  174. Casey P. –

    Fast and easy way to keep social skills sharp! Awesome for social skills group discussions!

  175. Elizabeth R. –

    This was awesome! I was able to implement it right way for a student – Thank you!

  176. Jenny N. –

    Great product!

  177. Korynn A. –

    Love the diversity of the age groups you can use it for. It is fast and easy to use.

  178. Billi Sumrall –

    planning for next school year and this fits perfectly into my plan for my secondary students. Thanks!

  179. EduKate with Mlle Hale –

    I am really looking forward to using this in group settings. Each group will be able to focus on a different social skill during collaborative tasks. It will also be great for individuals who are taking part in a behaviour workshop! Thanks!

  180. April M. –

    Great

  181. Julie Hambrecht –

    This is so great for my social skills group. Perfect for those students who don’t want to advertise what they are working on!

  182. Caro Tobias –

    Great basic resource

  183. Overheard In Speech –

    I love the clear visuals and strategies it provides to work on all kinds of social skills. Great resource!

  184. Karen Schwark –

    Thank you for this resource!I love that I can incorporate it so easily into my sessions and it helps reinforce our topic of the day.

  185. Katy G. –

    This is a perfect supplement to my executive functioning group. Thank you!

  186. Nina SLP –

    Great resource, I will be using this one a lot. A great pack to work through over a number of weeks and then use my own resources to go into more detail for some activities. Thank you!

  187. Little Miss SLP –

    I love all of your products! This was is no exception. I would buy anything of yours and recommend to fellow SLP co-workers. Thanks!

  188. Benjamin M. –

    Great resource that is easy to use in groups! I keep these close by for corrective feedback and reflection. These sheets contain just the right amount of information for most of my students. Thank you so much for taking the time to create this product. Your products make a huge difference in my students lives!

  189. michele D. –

    great quick activities to start life skills

  190. Jodi Brewer –

    This is a great resource. Thank you

  191. Samantha G. –

    Love that I can print and use right away. It helps me too to remember what the objective of the session is, not just the students. Wish I had the ability to edit to make the language fit more to what I use in my groups.

  192. Elizabeth F. –

    These are great! Thank you

  193. kathryn S. –

    Great product!

  194. Teresa D H. –

    Excited to try this out!

  195. Jessica D. –

    One of the best resources I’ve purchased! My students love the self reflection sheets!

  196. Mary Z. –

    An excellent and easy to use product!

  197. Jennifer L. –

    Looking forward to using this product with my students.

  198. Lindsey P. –

    I love these visuals. They are so great to grab and use with my groups.

  199. Amanda K. –

    Awesome resource. Thanks!

  200. Jill E. –

    These will be great to use with my social groups and will make planning easier! I can target a new skill every two weeks and return to them as needed. Thanks!

  201. Erin B. –

    A definite must for self-monitoring.

  202. Jeri H. –

    Great visual for my older kids working on these skills. I put them on a binder ring as suggested. Cant wait to use these today!

  203. Sarah D. –

    This is great! I love that I can pull out the different skills and use with my students. They are a great visual for them and great for self-monitoring!

  204. Mary Anne R. –

    I bought a license for myself and one for a colleague, and I already know these will be really helpful for working with my middle school kiddos – everything is presented in an accessible, non-overwhelming way, and the self-reflection sheets will be a good tool for them.

  205. Jennifer R. –

    great way to structure pragmatic therapy sessions!

  206. Becca D. –

    Super helpful for my middle school students who understand these concepts, but often need a quick refresher or help with generalizing these skills.

  207. amy berger –

    thanks

  208. Kylie S. –

    Covers a variety of pragmatic needs.

  209. Kansas Speechie –

    Another great item that’s been on my wish list for a while! Thanks for the product, it’s especially nice to use for classroom reminders for my social skills and PBS kids!

  210. Kendra Roob –

    Great product! Thanks!

  211. Jessica S. –

    AMAZING resource!

  212. Christine R. –

    Very Helpful Resource!

  213. Allison P. –

    great product

  214. Kristin J. –

    Great pragmatics resource!

  215. Jennifer S. –

    Excellent resource. I use it with my middle schoolers. It’s matter of fact presentation helps.

  216. Juliana Paquette –

    Wonderful product!

  217. The Speech Fool –

    These skill sheets have been so helpful to my pragmatics group. Thanks for a great resource!

  218. Stephanie P. –

    I love these!!!

  219. Alison H. –

    Great for visual reminder before beginning lesson

  220. Bethany R. –

    These are a great resource for my high functioning kids with Autism.

  221. Samantha T –

    It really helps my students focus on a skill during speech. We review it before getting started and and can just keep it within eyesight for them as a gentle reminder when needed.

  222. Aizel –

    I love how simple and easy to follow these sheets are. I’ve used the preview version with some of my students already and it’s been incredibly helpful… so naturally, I wanted to buy the whole thing! 😛

  223. Karrie B. –

    I love these! So great for a variety of students. Cheers!

  224. Christie G. –

    I love these! A great way to open each session.

  225. Christine J. –

    Love this!!!

  226. Lorraine A. –

    These look great! Looking forward to using them!

  227. Kayla U. –

    A great resource to use with my upper elementary students. This would work well with middle school also.

  228. Wendy R. –

    Great resource to prep my friends before we begin our sessions. Love the clean look!

  229. Elizabeth W. –

    Great product for social skills

  230. Megan L. –

    Just what I need for my summer camp social groups! Thank you!

  231. CLAUDIA V. –

    perfect resource, looks great too!

  232. Ilana S. –

    I love using visuals in my speech sessions and these social skill visuals are great for my students with autism. It gives them a great visual reminder what they are working on without me having to constantly prompt them. Great product!

  233. The Speech Owl –

    These are fantastic visuals to support my students with social skill difficulties! Thank you for another great product!

  234. Ashley T. –

    These topic cards cover such a wide range of skills and make it easy to explain an issue in the moment. There is something in here for all of the students I work with who have social skill needs. I introduced the “Solving Problems” one to a student this morning and the clear steps laid out helped him to understand the process better.

  235. Jamie F. –

    These were a great tool not only for my students but also for teaching my graduate intern more about social skills.

  236. Kaarin E. –

    I am so excited to use these–they cover all of the relevant areas and do it by being both short and succinct!

  237. Andrea T. –

    This product is fantastic!

  238. Heather C. –

    I love the opportunity for self-reflection!

  239. Vanessa H. –

    Great addition to a social skills binder, log, or journal. Thanks so much.

  240. Melissa K. –

    In love with this resource!! Thank you!

  241. SLPeepo –

    Great reminders for those kids who are working on carry over!

  242. Jennifer B. –

    Just what I needed, thanks!

  243. Nina G. –

    Love this activity. These have been very helpful with my students!

  244. Meghan M. –

    I have these on a key ring at one school and saved in my ibooks on the iPad in case I need it at my other building – I can’t tell you how many times I have pulled these out for reminders all year long. Thank you!

  245. Melissa Jones –

    Thanks!

  246. Educate. Equip. Empower. –

    thanks

  247. Hilary M. –

    I love giving my students something to “focus” on each week! What a great idea!!

  248. mrsmoody –

    Great resource! Thank you.

  249. Learning Listings –

    good resource

  250. Jane H. –

    excellent

  251. Crazy Pants Classroom –

    Introduced this product in my social skills groups. Great topics to focus and build on!

  252. Jenna A. –

    thank you!

  253. Shannon G. –

    Great product!

  254. The Speech Path For Kids –

    LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! These are direct and offer students a tangible replacement behavior idea. Great for my direct therapy and also interventions across the school. Thanks!

  255. Teresa E. –

    I like this resource but I wish there was more to it.

  256. Jeni Leigh SLP –

    Love the support that these provide–great to have some really age appropriate materials to support my older learners!

  257. Tsahia C. –

    Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!

  258. Jules Fox –

    Was able to give this a try in summer school and my group enjoyed the lessons. It allowed the group to discover how we are all respond differently to situations.

  259. Amber R. –

    These are great visuals for teaching these harder concepts!

  260. Hannelie Y. –

    Thanks!

  261. Linda A. –

    Helpful with my social skills groups.

  262. Caro O –

    Can’t wait to use this product with my students! Thank you for sharing it!

  263. Roxanne L. –

    For my older elementary students who are working on self-monitoring some social skills, these cards and the self-monitoring sheets have been very useful! Thank you!

  264. Jessica C. –

    Nice resource.

  265. Sarah W. –

    Great tool to use during social groups!

  266. Tina V. –

    Great resource!

  267. Patricia J. –

    Great product and can’t wait to use it in the fall.

  268. Connecting Sounds –

    Gives good ideas for social groups.

  269. Laura P. –

    Useful to target weekly skills with students 🙂

  270. Sheera L. –

    Can’t wait to use this! Simple yet effective in helping students understand their target and also work on reflecting during the session. Thank you!

  271. Stephanie C. –

    Great resource, thanks!

  272. Peper’s Speech Place –

    Awesome to help kids focus on a specific skill

  273. Buyer –

    Terrific product. Thank you!

  274. Major Speech Minor Girl –

    Great product!

  275. Paraskevi N. –

    Great product! I cannot wait to use this. Thank you!

  276. Kelly R. –

    These are great visual reminders! I love that the kids can use it to self monitor.

  277. Vicki R. –

    Wonderful activity and kids can take the cards to practice.

  278. Abby M. –

    I’m always looking for good visual supports! Thanks!

  279. Nicole A. –

    Great resource!

  280. Anna Iadevaia –

    Can’t wait to use these with my students in the fall!

  281. Kaitlyn P. –

    New CF here, so excited to use this with my students! Thanks for creating such great resources

  282. closed store 12321 –

    These are going to be very helpful! Thank you for your amazing products!

  283. Danielle Brodnick –

    Cant wait to start using these! Thank you

  284. Amy L. –

    I think my kids will enjoy these! really breaks it down. Thanks!

  285. Audrey W. –

    Thank you!

  286. Alyssa B. –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  287. Lorie L. –

    I’m excited to use these materials this year. I really like the visuals to help remind my students what they need to do. I think the reflection sheets will help too!

  288. Valarie C. –

    Used this resource a lot this summer. Was excellent!

  289. Santia S. –

    Love these wonderful and simple visual reminders of social skills for instruction and self-monitoring. Thanks for creating and sharing! Will be put to immediate use!

  290. Julia C. –

    I absolutely LOVE these cards! I use them with my elementary students and Jr High students. They’re great for teaching and reminders for continued use.

  291. Katherine S. –

    Awesome!

  292. Elizabeth J. –

    Thank you for creating this WONDERFUL resource to use with my students. They will LOVE it!

  293. Sarah N. –

    This has been a great way to introduce the target and remind students throughout the session.

  294. Corey B. –

    have a few kiddos in mind with this purchase! Thank you!

  295. Holly W. –

    Excited to use these.

  296. Jennifer V. –

    A must have for those pragmatic kiddoes

  297. Sweet Tea n’ Speech –

    This will be so helpful, I have several kids working on staying on topic. Thank you!

  298. Heike R. –

    Great, thank you 🙂

  299. Kristian P. –

    I’m excited to use this resource in my students’ social skills strategies folders!

  300. Carlye Markowitz –

    just what i was looking for

  301. Katherine M. –

    Great resource! Thanks so much!

  302. AMY C. –

    Can’t wait to use this year!

  303. Chelsea N. –

    Perfect for my older social groups!

  304. Rhonda W. –

    Great!

  305. SandiSLP –

    Great idea! Love the look of the cards and all hit the spot for social skills therapy.

  306. Jennifer G. –

    Thanks

  307. Cynthia B. –

    I can’t wait to use these with my students!

  308. Jacqueline I. –

    GREAT RESOURCE! The explanations are clear and a great reference tool I use all the time with students. Also like the feedback for self-reflection.

  309. Sarah D. –

    thx!

  310. Michelle V. –

    I’ve been trying to get more of these quick references and visuals to better support my students and this is perfect. Thank you 🙂

  311. Kim R. –

    I love these visuals!

  312. Hannah Koronkiewicz –

    I started using these last year, and it was a great way to teach my students specific social rules! This year, I plan on having a 15 minute session of teaching the rule of the week, then a 30 minute session later in the week playing a game & working on using the strategy/rule correctly!

  313. Laura V. –

    I have been looking for something just like this for my social language kiddos! So happy to come across this.

  314. JACKIE K. –

    Awesome. Thank you!

  315. Janet D. –

    A fantastic resource! I teach a Social Communication elective and this will be great for helping kids remember their targeted skill.

  316. Mary Oddo –

    These are great quick lessons to target one social skill a week or session.

  317. Joan P. –

    I love that this is basic for my neediest social skills kids. This is great when I’m not sure where to start. Thanks!!

  318. Melanie M. –

    These are great! I use them regularly with my social language groups. Thank you.

  319. Life Skills Language Lab –

    I like that some basic skills are included without it feeling too “young” for my middle school students.

  320. Tonya L. –

    I am so excited to have this resource to work with my students who struggle with social skills. These are great, brief, but very functional skills to target. I like the reflection page and the How did I do? Checklist. Great job, and thanks again!

  321. Mary H. –

    These are perfect visual cues for adding some structure to carryover social skills activities with peers. Thanks for making another great product!

  322. Danielle H. –

    Great! Nice explanation of each focus skill.

  323. Kaitlyn C. –

    I gained a lot of students on my caseload that have goals and objectives that target social language skills. I’ve been searching for something that would not be too confusing but would also challenge my students in and outside of the therapy room. These social skills cards are perfect. The skills are clear and concise and the explanations are easy to understand. I also love that they are in color which makes them more exciting!

  324. Hannah M. –

    Fun and interactive. Kids love it!

  325. Wendy H. –

    This will introduce structure to my lessons

  326. Adrienne C. –

    This will be a staple in my speech room!

  327. Radiant Speech and Language –

    Great visual support for social groups

  328. Karen D. –

    Such a great resource with visuals for groups!

  329. Steph’s Speech Spot –

    I’m excited to use these this school year!

  330. Amanda C. –

    I can’t wait to introduce my students to these focus sheets! It will be a great resource to remind students what they are working on!

  331. Kim U. –

    Very helpful

  332. Miss Palucci –

    Great product!

  333. Simone P. –

    As always, you create the best stuff! Thanks for sharing your great ideas and visuals!

  334. Leah T. –

    Great addition to my speech room!

  335. Ruth B. –

    Great idea…just need to use it!

  336. Karen S. –

    I love these. So well done. Thanks

  337. Assistantspeechy –

    Perfect for my social skills kiddos!! I punched a hole in them and put them on a ring to hang on my way! Easy and accessible!!

  338. Haley S. –

    These have been great to hang in my room as reminders of what we have worked on!

  339. Yelena K. –

    These sheets look great – I’m always looking for new ways to address social skills issues in this age group!

  340. Natalie J. –

    Used this today with my social group. It created a great basis for some great conversation.

  341. Leana M. –

    Thank you for this!

  342. Michelle M. –

    Great visual resource!

  343. Adriana F. –

    Great!

  344. Kristen S. –

    Cannot wait to use this!

  345. Priscilla L. –

    Love the graphics and it’s so easy to use!

  346. Anna M. –

    awesome

  347. MySweetpeaSpeech –

    LOVE THIS!

  348. SBBslp –

    so great for my social groups!

  349. Charlotte W. –

    These are fantastic! My students keep these on their desks as reminders.

  350. Magdalena A. –

    Love Love Love this resource. I use it to guide my behavior of the week.

  351. LaRita R. –

    Totally excited about using this with my middle school social skills group!

  352. Tobey F. –

    very specific and straight to the point

  353. Danielle C. –

    Great resource!

  354. Kristin C. –

    Excellent visual 🙂

  355. May M. –

    I tried to print, but it says it is PIN protected. Is this correct? If so, what is the PIN? Thanks!

  356. Leah Piper –

    I use this on our behavior management wall in our calm down/break area. It requires the students to focus on a particular skill or goal. Thank you!

  357. Courtney Stefaniak –

    Perfect- wide variety of focuses that are relevant to my caseload!

  358. Nova Q. –

    These have been great intro and focus pieces for my High School social skills group. I can gesture to the brightly colored sheets to help kids practice different skills we are working on.

  359. Traci Proksa –

    Nice visuals! Can’t wait to use it!

  360. Brianna D. –

    Awesome visual!

  361. Michelle M. –

    Thank you!

  362. Nicole P. –

    I use these all the time with my high school students

  363. Nayely D. –

    Its great to have visuals/reference material that is appealing to my older elementary students. Thanks for sharing!

  364. The Speech Spectacle –

    This product has been amazing with my middle school students!

  365. Assunta M. –

    These are awesome…thank you!!

  366. Chrissy S. –

    thank you

  367. Penny Y. –

    Amazing resource, thank you!

  368. Hannah Persing –

    Great! 🙂

  369. Benjamin D B. –

    So unique and an awesome deal…thanks a bunch!

  370. reyna B. –

    What an invaluable resource! I really appreciate that you made an easy to use and follow, well structured, and FUN tool! Please keep making more! Kiddos enjoyed very much!

  371. Amanda Champion –

    Great resource to give teachers!

  372. Alissa Acker –

    I purchased these to use with my 4th and 5th grade social groups, but am finding them useful with so many students on my caseload! It seems like every one of my groups has a blurter, for example, and tons of my kids have focus trouble. Thanks!

  373. Janne N. –

    Very useful, thank you

  374. Little Speechies –

    I’ve been looking for something like this for so long! Can’t wait to use these in my mixed groups to support my students with social goals.

  375. Meghan S. –

    Fantastic! Thanks!

  376. Mama Bear Noon –

    This is going to be a great supplement to my other social skills resources that I use during group time!

  377. Aja H. –

    These ate great visuals to use during my language and social language groups.

  378. Kristina K. –

    Great cards for social skills!

  379. Kaylie Senger –

    Great visuals that can be adapted to be used with younger or older students. Great to use to build awareness of the skills you are targeting as well as use as reminders.

  380. Denise K. –

    Great product to introduce social skills to students of all ages.

  381. Marti W. –

    Great way to utilize prompts/cues for my students.

  382. Carolyn S. –

    These are SO perfect for my high school, where I have no room and have to run around and find a place to do therapy right before the session! They are easy to carry and the students really respond well to them. THANK YOU!

  383. Tracy Redmon –

    great

  384. Mary F. –

    Great exit slips

  385. Anna R. –

    Great resource

  386. Makeva P. –

    LOVE IT!!!

  387. Alycia M. –

    Great product!

  388. Emma E C. –

    !

  389. Sara Zerener –

    Yes!!

  390. Amanda- spedinspired –

    Thank you

  391. Susan H. –

    Super clear and easy to use. Printed on card stock and in a “Special box” they are a great way to target skills softly and quickly.

  392. Kiersten F. –

    Great resource for use at the start of a session for learning target/review, etc. as well as for facilitating self-monitoring. Thank you!

  393. Debra S. –

    Love these!

  394. Aloha Speech –

    Great resource!

  395. Anna S. –

    Great resource! Thanks 🙂

  396. Tami B. –

    These are very helpful.

  397. Sunnyside Children’s Clinic –

    Perfect, thanks so much for creating this product!

  398. Melanie D. –

    Great

  399. Brenda Scheel –

    I love the 1/2 sheet size so multiple students can see it together! Thanks for the graphics appropriate for older students!

  400. Alyssa M. –

    Great way to orient my students (and myself) to the skill at hand.

  401. Jessica T. –

    Thanks

  402. Michelle G. –

    Great resource!

  403. Lindsey P. –

    🙂

  404. Christine H. –

    great quick visual support for teachers

  405. Margrethe B. –

    This product has been a hit with all of m elementary students- even the ones that don’t have pragmatics goals. We use the how did I do sheets in class and then are able to discuss in therapy.

  406. Teresa N. –

    Great resource!

  407. Venus S. –

    this has been such a helpful product!

  408. Kerry J. –

    Such a fabulous recsource. Thank you for creating this.

  409. Amy K. –

    Thanks for creating a great resource!

  410. Jennifer Q. –

    These are great! Very straightforward messages on each card. I appreciate the more mature illustrations. That’s often difficult to find when teaching students at the secondary level.

  411. G B. –

    This is fantastic!

  412. Denise H. –

    super useful and can be used across multiple lessons

  413. Beverly Gonzalez –

    This is a comprehensive and wonderful resource. Thank you.

  414. Jean D. –

    Well developed materials. Thank-you!!

  415. Heidi A. –

    Great visual aid for students working on those social skills

  416. Jessica Solari –

    These will be great for little reminders for my students, especially those who need visuals in and out of therapy! Thanks!

  417. Alyssa G. –

    great!

  418. Amanda H. –

    I was looking for something like this for a very difficult case. So glad I found it here!

  419. Jane P. –

    Great resource! I’m definitely laminating and keeping handy!

  420. Brittney B. –

    I love that these can be used easily in multiple lessons. The kids do a great job with reflecting on the provided sheets- super easy and useful!

  421. Keryn H. –

    Good for all ages and across disabilities. Thanks for another great resource!

  422. Diane H. –

    I love these! Thanks

  423. Elisabeth L. –

    Love these cards!!

  424. Megan I. –

    This is really useful.

  425. Eliany I. –

    Great material

  426. Colleen Pirog –

    Can’t wait to use with my students!

  427. Rebecca M. –

    My older social skill students get a lot out of this product. Good explanations and good visuals!

  428. Rosalind Kim –

    Great tool, thanks! Looking forward to using these with many of my students!

  429. Mary T. –

    These will be a great addition to support my social groups.

  430. Jenna Riesen –

    Perfect visuals for my middle school population!

  431. Tamara C. –

    I’m printing this as I type-can’t wait to use these-Thank you!

  432. Amanda N. –

    I just started middle school kids after many years in early intervention. This is a great, quick to grab activity that really helps me focus on social issues middle schoolers may be facing.

  433. Margaret Griesmer –

    What a wonderful resource! Thank you!

  434. Rachael P. –

    Great resource! I love that I have different visuals for mixed groups.

  435. Kristian A. –

    These are so great!! I also love the visuals. These are going to be great for some of my high school pragmatics groups.

  436. Just Speechin Around –

    Great resource!

  437. Sarah P. –

    I am always looking for more social skills materials that don’t cost an arm and a leg. These will be a great, functional resource for many of my students.

  438. Carol Olson –

    Absolutely perfect for my needs!

  439. Meghan F. –

    These visuals are so great for narrowing the focus of a social skills lesson. Thanks!

  440. Alissa R. –

    Fantastic resource!

  441. Buyer –

    These cards are great and ready to use. I would love to see more topics covered to use in my small groups such as volume of voice, etc. Great product!

  442. Rebecca P. –

    such a great product! thank you so much!

  443. SLP Resume –

    Awesome Product!

  444. Jenna F. –

    Great visual cue for my high school pragmatic students!

  445. Morgan Parker –

    Great visuals. Thank you!

  446. Cynthia E. –

    Very specific and gives excellent lead ins to the topic.

  447. Amy Buzard –

    great!!!

  448. Sarah K. –

    Great resource that i can keep readily available

  449. Kirsten M. –

    I use these with my middle school kiddos. We all love them!

  450. Melissa P. –

    This is a wonderful resource. It helps to keep my group on track. It looks great and I love the opportunity for students to self-assess.

  451. Hailey D. –

    Awesome resource

  452. Amanda M M. –

    Fantastic!

  453. Miss Lori –

    I think the rating scale is my favorite! The entire activity works great with my lunch bunch kids!

  454. Susie J. –

    I love this resource for my middle school kiddos! The focus half-sheets are clear and concise and I love the age-appropriate visuals!

  455. SpeechRat –

    Thank you for this wonderful product! I put them on a key ring so that I can refer to them with my social groups and have a discussion using the discussion sheet!

  456. Harmony W. –

    very helpful resource

  457. Jenna L. –

    I laminated these and my students frequently refer back to them. The language and descriptions for each focus really make sense to my kids.

  458. Anastasia D. –

    So helpful!

  459. Erin K. –

    Great targets for social skills groups!

  460. Jacqueline F. –

    I’m not always in my therapy space so these are perfect when I need to grab and go

  461. lisa C. –

    Great! Thank you

  462. This Week In Speech –

    Thank you for this helpful resource!

  463. CounselorCarissa –

    Wonderful resource!

  464. Allison V. –

    I teach social skills to students mostly on the Autism Spectrum. This is a great tool for me to have so that I consistently use the same phrasing when working with different social skills groups. Thanks!

  465. Meredith P. –

    I use this product almost everyday in my speech room! My students respond so well to the definitions and examples. I simply put the card for whichever concept I am targeting on the table and gesture to it as needed throughout my session.

  466. Erin P. –

    Great resource to have posted around the room for reference after a social skill lesson!

  467. Sharen W. –

    Great and handy to have!

  468. Kelly R. –

    I have gone to so many resources that make the students self-evaluate. Thank you for this one!

  469. Kelli W. –

    Love this!

  470. Ali G. –

    Great!!

  471. Jane B. –

    Love these focus skills as well as the self reflection sheets! Thank you so much – simple and easy for students to understand, and such a wide variety of target skills included!

  472. Jessica W. –

    The visuals are cute and the social stories are very simple. These will be perfect for my younger and more significantly impaired students.

  473. Dominique R. –

    I absolutely love this for my middle school SDC students! Thank you!

  474. Brittany N. –

    Looks great!

  475. Angela M. –

    high quality visuals! love the self monitoring feedback piece

  476. Jena Paszek –

    Great resource.

  477. Chelsea O. –

    Awesome!

  478. pauline P. –

    Great thanks

  479. Olivia Bergman –

    I love pulling out one or two of these focus sheets with my clients/groups!

  480. Sadie F. –

    These have been really helpful with my older students

  481. Melissa B. –

    Super helpful for social group!

  482. JACKIE H. –

    Perfect for my students! Love the variety of skills.

  483. Corina G. –

    Great resource!

  484. Amy N. –

    Great examples and situations for my students.

  485. Samantha E. –

    Awesome resource for my classroom for students with autism!

  486. Kelsey M. –

    Great!!

  487. Carol S. –

    I love these visuals. I have used them in several different settings and diverse groups. Thanks. Great job!

  488. Bree Geibel –

    Great resource

  489. kelley L. –

    Very functional and very easy! I can’t wait to use this!

  490. ashley P. –

    Awesome way to decrease my input and allow the students to monitor their conversational skills during activities. Thank you!

  491. Shannon W. –

    Great resource!

  492. Sara S. –

    These cards are extremely helpful and basic enough to use with my younger kids. The pictures help clarify what I am teaching as well!

  493. Erin G. –

    Great resource! Great visuals!

  494. Kristy R. –

    I laminated these and use them in all my groups as a general skill to work on as we do our activities and lessons. Great resource!

  495. Andrea Veres –

    Great!

  496. Sarah Crocker –

    Thanks!

  497. Elizabeth S. –

    Great product!

  498. Bilingual Communication Lab PLLC –

    Great product! The visuals are great and work great as posters and on a key ring for portability. (Also great reminders for adults.) 🙂

  499. Lisa L. –

    Great product- thank you!

  500. Ginger Speechie –

    These are great to start a conversation about each topic. Graphics are perfect for my middle and high schoolers.

  501. Jillian G. –

    So useful to pull these out and give my students a visual cue to refer to during our sessions

  502. Pamela Dawn Rombough –

    Thank you!

  503. Stephanie P. –

    Thank you!

  504. Susan Cohen –

    This social skills visuals are excellent and great for use in my social skills groups.

  505. Kaitlyn W. –

    great for kids who need the extra help

  506. Jessica L. –

    Love these! Thank you!

  507. Heather C. –

    I love this! Great reminders for my students! Thanks!

  508. Annette K. –

    One of my best purchases!

  509. Buyer –

    good visuals and explanations of the social skills.

  510. Jenna W. –

    We have a new Autism room and this visual will be very helpful. Thank you.

  511. Misheal F. –

    Thank you! It’s just what I currently need for my son.

  512. Katie E. –

    Really impressed by this product. I think it will give me a great framework to introduce each concept and then use as review.

  513. Angela R L. –

    So useful for my students working on social skills.

  514. Jessica P. –

    Great for students who need to work on social skills in mixed groups!

  515. Stephanie S. –

    This is great for my group sessions and especially with my inclusion students. Great descriptions!

  516. Jessica M. –

    love these

  517. donutsaboutspeech –

    Great visuals for my students practicing a variety of social skills! Thank you!

  518. Amy S. –

    Super resource! Nice visuals, easy to read and has a wide variety of subjects. Perfect for my social skills group! Thank you!

  519. Heard In Speech –

    Helpful!

  520. Simply Speech Tools –

    Great resource!

  521. Jisoo Annice K. –

    I wanted mini social lessons that I could also use as reminders while they were in other mixed groups This fit the bill. Thank you!

  522. Lyn H. –

    A great social skills resource covering a good selection of skills – great fro my special needs class!

  523. Speech in CT –

    so easy to give goals for social skills group!

  524. Erica M. –

    Great resource for teaching self monitoring skills!

  525. Amy L. –

    Great for my social pragmatic groups!

  526. The Exceptional Educator –

    great visual reference for kids

  527. Julie C. –

    Big help with my students!

  528. Rosemary R. –

    I also keep these on a ring use these visuals for each session in my elementary social skills groups. They are such a useful visual reference. They are built into our therapy routine and my students come into each session prepared to focus on on of the social skills.

  529. Jennifer B. –

    Can’t wait to use this!!

  530. Emily W. –

    I can’t wait to start using this resource with my students!

  531. Rebecca L. –

    Thank you! These are great to use as visual reminders throughout my sessions.

  532. Patrice U. –

    Great visuals

  533. Christy Kilgore –

    Haven’t had the chance to use but am looking forward to it.

  534. Mallory S. –

    These are great for introducing a new skill or simply reviewing/reintroducing the skill at the start of a session. Nice to have on hand. Thanks!

  535. Haleh Pezeshkan –

    Just what I needed for my social groups! 🙂

  536. Denise H. –

    Great Product!

  537. Courtney R. –

    Excellent!

  538. Kimberly W. –

    Thank you!

  539. Kristen L. –

    Such a brilliant idea! These keep my students on track and have promoted self-monitoring and self-awareness! Thank you!

  540. Vilura W. –

    Luv ur products! Thx!

  541. Amanda B. –

    I love the visuals and the rating scale. It is a nice reminder for social topics.

  542. Christina R. –

    This was exactly what I needed! Thank you!

  543. Jodie M. –

    I love these!!!

  544. Patricia S. –

    I’ve used these for kids to identify strengths and weaknesses to increase self-awareness.

  545. Janna Thoma –

    Looking forward to using this resource! It will be a great way to practice a skill and allow opportunities for carryover–thank you!

  546. The Speech Team –

    Love this! Going to target articulation skills at the reading level AND social skills at the same time with this!

  547. Project Puzzle Piece –

    love these use them all the time

  548. Amber M. –

    Love sharing with kids, regular ed staff, and families! Great resource!!

  549. REBECCA G. –

    I love these focus sheets. They are very clear and concise.

  550. Coffee and SpEd –

    Great resource!

  551. MICHAELLA S. –

    Such a great resource, it is so positively stated and allows for inclusive practices to be taught and reinforcing social skills across ages.

  552. Kelly O. –

    These are a great simple way to make sure that students understand our target for the day. Additionally, with mixed groups, I can just give my kiddo their card and point to it for a reminder or cue. Love it!

  553. Renay R. –

    great product

  554. Haylie M. –

    I am loving these for a social group of older boys! It has provided a great visual and explanation. Thank you!

  555. Alyssia V. –

    What a great resource! These have been fantastic for my mixed groups.

  556. Lisa S. –

    Thanks for the activity..My students enjoy the game.

  557. Lynne L. –

    useful resource

  558. Tracy Bartlett –

    This is very beneficial for my students that are working on social skills.

  559. CommHELPS –

    LOVE LOVE LOVE. I’m using these half sheets as mini lessons for my push-in support. Give the mini lesson, then let the kids practice and walk around with the co-teacher giving feedback and support. Perfect for this.

  560. Joel K. –

    This is great for my social skills group! I love how the reflection questions lead the students to think about the practicality of each skill.

  561. Gail F. –

    Great!

  562. Kathryn D. –

    Always looking for Social Skills ideas to use with my middle school students! Thank you!

  563. Tara R. –

    Thank you!

  564. Natalie K. –

    Wonderful resource!

  565. Loni Ravnik –

    Great product for introducing social skills!

  566. Tara S. –

    So many social skills can be addressed with these focus sheets! I cannot wait to use these in my school placement.

  567. Kim Hargens –

    Great Product! Thank you!

  568. Gina D. –

    I have been able to use these across settings and students successfully! Thank you!

  569. amy G. –

    Haven’t used this yet, but I am looking forward to using this with my new social communication group! Thank you,

  570. Mackenzie Villani –

    These visuals are wonderful for students to reference during more complex activities and are great to introduce topics, etc.!

  571. Laura WiednerSmith –

    Great resource and is great for my 1:1’s!

  572. Courtney Jones –

    These have been super helpful in targeting social skills. Thank you!

  573. Stephanie Renner –

    AWESOME! Worked perfect for my students!

  574. Ashley Kunz –

    Love this

  575. Emily M. –

    Thanks

  576. cathy B. –

    Thanks!

  577. Hillary S. –

    So great for social skills groups!

  578. Danielle Swift –

    These are great reminders for many age groups!

  579. Run Of The Mills –

    Excellent!

  580. Buyer –

    These cards cover a lot of ground, and can be used over and over through a student’s growth and learning. Nice job!

  581. Tara C. –

    These visuals were exactly what I needed! I love that they give the students (and me!) a focus for the session. 🙂

  582. Nidia Blevins –

    I’m excited to use these. I laminated them and put them on a 1inch ring for easy handeling.

  583. Something Speechy –

    Great product!

  584. Dawn Belacic –

    This is great!! Thank you!

  585. Jessica D. –

    Great resource

  586. elizabeth G. –

    Nice resource.

  587. Tifani C. –

    Great set for easy reference!

  588. Christy H. –

    A great time saver!

  589. April Hoyt –

    These focus sheets are fantastic. They are explicit in what the students need to know and they can self check! Perfect!

  590. Jacqueline Johnson –

    Perfect for kids who need lots of visuals and reminders.

  591. Ginean F. –

    This was an excellent tool for one of my 6th grade kiddos that was on a “consult” basis at school. I put the pages into a “journal” and every week we discuss different aspects of social communication. Then he writes in his own experience to tie it all together. Thanks!

  592. Nicole N. –

    This product works great with social groups! Able to use with a variety of ages and goals!

  593. Heather F. –

    Works well with a variety of students

  594. Hannah V. –

    These are extremely helpful as reminders for my students during conversation and are also helpful for me in lesson planning to focus on just one or two skills at a time.

  595. Lorraine Bennett –

    Great for older students!

  596. Jennifer R. –

    Quick and useful short social skill reminders! Great for a fast review at the beginning of therapy time.

  597. Lara P. –

    I can’t wait to use this product! This product is helpful for all speech and language students, as well as for students with social language difficulties!

  598. Erin M. –

    Extremely helpful for a new therapist in a new population with kiddos with social skills needs! Easy for parents to relate to, as well.

  599. Christina T. –

    These are PERFECT!!!! I am a school counselor who is required to provide K-5 TEACHERS the weekly classroom guidance lessons since I work part time and do the lessons in 6-8. Most guidance lessons are way too time consuming, require way too many materials and are not really appropriate for teachers to give. Each one of the social skills cards in this is a lesson a teacher can easily do and spend as little or much time on it as they have/like. The teachers and I thank you so much for making these!!!!!

  600. Shari J. –

    Very clear focus sheets for students

  601. Taylor E. –

    Can’t wait to use this next year!!

  602. Tawni J. –

    These are such a wonderful resource! I love all of your products! I printed these out and put them on a key ring hanging on my wall. I can grab it as a quick resource to use as reminders with students as well as introducing lessons for that day. Thank you!

  603. Billie J. –

    This will be so helpful for my tweens!

  604. Jane K. –

    Thank you for your work! I shared this with our counselors who do social group and our speech therapists!

  605. Amber W. –

    Excellent resource to help reinforce school expectations!

  606. Anita M. –

    I can’t wait to use these with my social skills groups. They will be a nice resource for both small and large groups. I have already laminated and put on rings so they are ready to go!

  607. JoAnn M. –

    Great resource, thanks!

  608. Angela M. –

    Just what I was looking for!

  609. Dianne B. –

    Fabulous. Thank you!

  610. Alicia Pagan –

    I’m looking forward to incorporating these focus sheets into my morning meeting with my AU class. These skills are so hard for my kids to understand and I know that this product will help tremendously! Thank you!

  611. Cheryl N. –

    Just the resource I was looking for.

  612. Mallory V. –

    very helpful resource with older kids

  613. Valerie H. –

    Laminated, and I use for ED and Autism students. Very effective

  614. Vanilla Speech –

    Very thorough and I like that it can be used with higher and lower level students.

  615. Ethel M. –

    Wonderful for social skills work.

  616. Anne Marie D. –

    Thank you for a great resource to help with our Equity, excellence and empathy curriculum!

  617. Hannah Heimbaugh –

    Awesome!

  618. Haley Derks –

    Yet another SUPERB resource and awesome visuals for students needing clear and direct teaching on social skills. Shannon, I’m forever indebted to you for creating materials that are functional & can be used right way in therapy! Thanks for making my job a little less stressful:).

  619. Kaitlyn Turner –

    Love, love, love this resource. Great visuals I have around my classroom!

  620. Janae Williams –

    Thank you! 🙂

  621. Donna W. –

    I am super excited to use these with my students! Thank you for a great resource!!

  622. Elizabeth G. –

    Finally something user friendly for my older students!

  623. Chelsea Eldreth –

    great resource for my older students; its a nice quick way to refresh prior to start of session. I really enjoy the self-reflection component as do my students. Thank you!

  624. Bethany A. –

    These are great for our social groups and especially when juggling so many needs!

  625. Discovering SLP –

    Good, basic tool for introducing social skills concepts to students with social communication challenges.

  626. Elissa Kaufman –

    Great!

  627. Transition 101 –

    Great resource for my sped class.

  628. Jill L. –

    These cards are a fabulous way for kids to keep themselves aware of their performance. I have used these with several social thinking groups – it really helps them to focus and rate themselves.

  629. Leanne R. –

    Thanks for the great resource.

  630. Hillary G. –

    Love this for middle school and high school!

  631. Sally S. –

    extremely helpful with those tricky social kids

  632. Pamela J. –

    Great resource.

  633. Joan S. –

    Meeting the needs of my students who have social skills deficits is a challenge for me. I love this product. It has helped me to be strategic in planning my therapy as well as giving my students a visual and explanation of the targeted skill.

  634. Jenna D. –

    I will be putting these on a key ring to use with my social skills group! I struggled with this group last year and I think this will be perfect!!

  635. Kristy C. –

    Great resource and visual for social skills!

  636. Jennifer T. –

    Thank you so much for taking the time to make this resource. I have a client that is working on conversational skills and I love this resource!!!!

  637. Alyssa V. –

    I like the variety of social topics this resource covers! It will be great to use when starting to talk about and practice a variety of social skills in my classroom

  638. Jennifer Johnson –

    I love the topics and my students were interested in them, too!

  639. Cindy S. –

    This is another great addition for my behavior students!

  640. Samantha H. –

    Great resource. Thank you!

  641. Lisa M. –

    Thank you!

  642. Starla A P. –

    Yes

  643. Keri G. –

    Good resource.

  644. The KaMi Shop –

    I used this everyday with my students with special needs! It is really versatile product! I highly recommend it! Really great visuals too!

  645. Kim Rhodes –

    Love these. My kids have game day Fridays and they knew to pull out the focus skill sheet to bring to the game they chose. Thank you.

  646. Wanda D. –

    Looks great!

  647. Resource Haven –

    Love these!

  648. Speech Fun Spraakpret –

    Thank you I have used it with great success!

  649. Melinda J. –

    Wonderful resource, thank you!

  650. Swish-Sweets –

    Very useful resource for my Affective Skills students.

  651. Britta Abood –

    Very helpful! Thank you!

  652. Melissa Maloney –

    This is great! So helpful!

  653. Charlotte L. –

    Used for our intro to each skill in social skills group! Very useful!

  654. Stacie H. –

    These are amazing!

  655. Julia L. –

    Awesome to put on a binder ring and have on hand!

  656. Terri K. –

    Love the how did I do pages!!

  657. Stix and Speech –

    Great resource for teaching and targeting these tricky skills!

  658. Arianne D. –

    Awesome

  659. littlespeechthings –

    Amazing resource for my social groups!

  660. Amanda C. –

    The language used is perfect for my students working on social skills. Great way to introduce skills at the beginning of each school year.. and continue to use throughout the year as reminders and use for self reflection. Full circle! Thank yoU!

  661. Leah Z. –

    This has been so helpful to use in my social skills group. The self-reflection sheets help me determine how well the students absorbed the information and if they felt it was helpful.

  662. Nadezhda S. –

    Very thorough and wonderful resource. Thank you.

  663. Jessica K. –

    Such a great anchor for discussions in therapy. All of Speechy Musings products are awesome, this one included 🙂

  664. Mallory P. –

    I enjoy having my social skills students reference these. I love the self reflection component as well.

  665. Rachel A. –

    Great resource

  666. Melinda S. –

    These are great!

  667. Katherine A. –

    I’m always looking for materials for social skills. I love these focus sheets!

  668. Beth J. –

    I have enjoyed using these with my students as a reminder of their skill of focus in my sessions

  669. Jennifer S. –

    So great for nonverbal cues for my students!

  670. Ashley F. –

    Thank you

  671. Teaching Braille-iantly –

    Amazing product!

  672. Karen H. –

    Very helpful

  673. Maria B. –

    Great resource for my social skills kids. It’s a great way to break down and target one per session. Love the self rating scale at the end.

  674. Daisy Speech and Language –

    I will have a lot more social language groups this year and this looks great. Thank you!

  675. Whoosier Speech –

    Great visuals!

  676. Veronica D. –

    I love these visuals. I keep them on a ring and pull them out all the time.

  677. Katelyn D. –

    Perfect visuals for my middle school students!

  678. Erin M. –

    This product has been a life saver for targeting social skills. Thanks for a great product!

  679. Robin H. –

    I look forward to using these with my middle school students, thank you!

  680. Alicia B. –

    I love that these are written in a kid-friendly format, and I can see using these for all my students throughout the year.

  681. Sara B. –

    My students and I enjoy the visuals and details describing these social skills!!

  682. Erica M. –

    Good visuals, not too wordy and uses easy to understand language. Great for my English classes when we have student news to reinforce student interactions, such as asking questions.

  683. Speaking Wright From the Heart –

    This seller always comes through. Great visuals, the layout is visually appealing and very clear. These are helpful as a strategy card placed on student’s desks or in working files. They help reinforce the lesson learned.

  684. Kyra H. –

    Looking forward to using this with social skills groups in self-contained behavior classrooms on my campus!

  685. Dayna Jones –

    Great visuals and definitions for these skills! These are wonderful to have handy to refer to during therapy sessions! Thank you! 🙂

  686. Amanda N. –

    Great product to use in my small group social skills classes. Thanks!

  687. Lindsey Eckley –

    great

  688. Jessie S. –

    Thank you 🙂

  689. Tonya B. –

    Perfect!

  690. Michelle Malinow –

    Thanks for this resource, this is exactly what I needed!

  691. Tammy S. –

    Very functional activity for kids on my caseload. Thank you!!!

  692. Christine T. –

    Thanks this was helpful!

  693. Tessa F. –

    These are great for introducing and reviewing skills in conversational activities.

  694. Abigayl Petermann –

    I’m excited to use these with some of my older elementary/middle school students this year! This will help keep us focused with a clear direction for each therapy session.

  695. Josselyn C. –

    Very helpful! I plan to use these as material for social groups and/or mixed.

  696. Mili J. –

    Thank you! This has been very helpful in my sessions.

  697. Jennifer M. –

    Great Resource!

  698. PJW Speech and Language Therapy Inc. –

    Absolutely love these!

  699. Jodi M. –

    I’m really looking forward to implementing this more this year!

  700. Tammy P. –

    Great resource

  701. Krista J. –

    I was able to use this for a career camp and I felt like it really helped my students understand.

  702. Daphney Denerville –

    Great.

  703. Xuan Nguyen –

    This is helpful, thanks!

  704. Carrie T. –

    Thank you for the resource!

  705. Grace C. –

    These are so thorough! Thank you!

  706. Amy D. –

    Great visuals & rubrics for my older social skills students. Thanks!

  707. Michelle A. –

    Great product. Thank you!

  708. Rachel G. –

    Great resource – so helpful for my middle schoolers!

  709. Tess H. –

    Great product

  710. Katherine W. –

    Fantastic

  711. Emily Venneri –

    Great Resource!

  712. Becky Stidham –

    Thank you!

  713. Samantha K. –

    Clear and concise info that I use with my student with social skills needs.

  714. This ADHD SLP –

    So glad to have something I can use with pullout groups but also for my indirect students that the classroom teacher can easily understand and use as a visual/reminder for generalization of skills. Thank you Shannon!!

  715. Nancy S. –

    Great to help students focus on their skills and increase self awareness.

  716. Dona F. –

    Great resource!

  717. Patricia C. –

    I love This product. It helps it’s a good visual for both me and my students.

  718. Cassandra Jones –

    Great Product! Thanks!!!

  719. Ellen P. –

    Great resource! The visuals are especially helpful for my students.

  720. KP the SLP –

    This is a wonderful resource for my students who are visual learners working on their social skills. I laminate them and put them on a key ring for repeated use. Love this product!

  721. Kristina T. –

    I love this product! You can use in therapy, print out and hang on the wall, or send it home for mom and dad to see what their kiddo is working on in speech. Thank you!

  722. Dawn F. –

    These are great visuals and I use them weekly and my social skills group thank you

  723. Sean B. –

    Excellent resource for my students with pragmatic deficits. Thank you!

  724. Priscilla Escatel –

    I love these! They pair wonderfully with my social skill curriculum!

  725. Allison H. –

    these are useful in helping my older students be aware of the social skills they are focusing on!

  726. Becca K. –

    Love how quick and easy these are to reference!

  727. Jenna S. –

    This is such a good and thorough resource!! 🙂

  728. Marisa L. –

    A great resource for targeting social skills. I love the “How did I do?” worksheet to help foster reflection and self-monitoring!

  729. Pam S. –

    These materials are exactly what I needed. Thank you so much! Please make more like these! 🙂

  730. Nicole G. –

    looks great on my wall of visuals!

  731. Steph O. –

    Can’t wait to use this in my social skills classroom this year.

  732. Tanya M. –

    Another A+ product!

  733. Elizabeth S. –

    I am so excited to use this!

  734. Wen Sing T. –

    Students loved the look and feel. Easy to read and to understand.

  735. Christine M L. –

    I used these social skills sheets for my student with higher functioning autism and they worked very well.

  736. Nikki R. –

    I use these often as a quick guide for social skills during my busy sessions. I also use them to refer to for teachers

  737. Lateena C. –

    great activities

  738. Laura M. –

    It is nice to have short reading passages that target specific social skills! Very well done!

  739. Taylor M. –

    I LOVE this resource. When I started working at a Middle School I had a lot of groups that were working on mostly social skills. This resource helps you to target every social skill you could think of. Awesome resource!

  740. Stephanie E. –

    Great!

  741. Sandra Boyle –

    These are great and easy to use!

  742. Cara S. –

    thank you!

  743. Carol H. –

    I just bought these and am already planning on using them tomorrow! Thank you

  744. Melissa W. –

    What a great resource! I love that each kid can have their focus area while working in a social skills group! There are great suggestions on how to utilize these cards and a good way for older kids to self-monitor.

  745. Theresa P. –

    Just what I was looking for! Thank you!

  746. Rachel R. –

    I love this activity! It’s very complete in the different social skills it covers, and I love that I can focus on one focus sheet per session so that my young clients are not overwhelmed and can feel proud of themselves and accomplished. Thanks for a great product!

  747. Sheri H. –

    I have started to use this resource when working with a student on the spectrum and it is fantastic!

  748. Stephanie V. –

    Great visual reminders!

  749. April A. –

    Great visual reminders.

  750. happetalker –

    Great social skill task cards. Easy to use and print out for therapy and home carry-over!

  751. Lauren S. –

    Running a social skills group with our SSW and I can tell this will be perfect. Thanks!

  752. Christina Besstak –

    Can’t wait to use with my social groups!

  753. Maria B. –

    Laminated and put on a ring today!! Love how simple and straightforward these social stories are presented.

  754. Amanda H. –

    Absolutely LOVE these social skills cards! They are great for many ages!!

  755. Brianna S. –

    great!

  756. Cheryl C. –

    Love these! I am going to put them on a ring and use with my social groups.

  757. Erika R. –

    This resource is great for my high school social group. It is a great way to start the lesson and provides them a general idea of what we will be talking about that day. Thank you!

  758. Gina B. –

    Great resource!

  759. Lindsey S. –

    Love these! They are so easy to use and cover almost all of the social skills I work on!

  760. Sarah N. –

    Great addition to my social groups!

  761. Shelby S. –

    Great explanations for my kids who have a hard time understanding social cues.

  762. Anna P. –

    Love these visuals!! I have them hanging on a key ring in my therapy room!!

  763. Maura H. –

    Thank you!

  764. Ashley M. –

    Use this with all kinds of students, even middle and high schoolers! The examples are practical and real-life! I use it as a student self-assessment too! Very comprehensive!

  765. Deborah L M. –

    Thank you!

  766. Kortney V. –

    Love these!

  767. Monique G. –

    Very thorough material. Thank you for creating it!

  768. Anna Bembower –

    Great Product!

  769. Lauren Ross –

    Great for my life skills class

  770. Amanda P –

    Fantastic resource!

  771. Katherine B. –

    Thank you for providing another resource for my language impaired students.

  772. Sydney L. –

    Perfect visual for my kids!

  773. Leah M. –

    thumbs up!

  774. Christopher C. –

    These have been SO helpful with some of my therapy kiddos!

  775. Maura B. –

    LOVE, thank you!!

  776. Haley’s Speech Things –

    Love these. Going to put in a binder to pull out during social skill groups.

  777. Miss Becca SLP –

    This is so perfect! Thank you!!

  778. Amber H. –

    Very useful resource to have on hand to introduce to or revisit with students at any moment!

  779. Simple Speech Life –

    These are awesome to introduce at the beginning of each session, to follow that particular focus for the entire session! Great detail, yet short and simple enough for my younger kiddos to use as well. Thanks!

  780. Margaret H. –

    Thanks

  781. Shalynn M. –

    Thank you !

  782. Helen J. –

    This is a great way to anchor my conversations with my social skill groups. It provides a perfect jumping off point to discuss and practice each skill or as quick reviews throughout the year as needed.

  783. Jennine W. –

    Love this product! So helpful to use with my social skills and mixed groups in middle school. Thank you!

  784. Honey Bee Health Collective –

    Great product!

  785. Sarah K. –

    Great resource, thanks!

  786. Constance Baidel –

    Love how it breaks down social skills into easily taught lessons and the self refection questions are great for the older students

  787. Hillary Parker –

    Awesome product!

  788. Tanya G. –

    I am very excited for these 🙂 I am going to choose one a week to have each of my classes focus on!

  789. Kelsey R. –

    Love these little informational/visuals

  790. Jessica T. –

    Such a handy resource! It concise and eay to use with a variety of pragmatic needs on my caseload.

  791. Kristin H. –

    Great resource

  792. Tracy S. –

    These have been great to give to students during the session as well as to take back to class for a reminder to generalize the skills practiced.

  793. Grace B. –

    Great resource!

  794. Caitlin D. –

    Great support for pragmatic language skills.

  795. Feelin’ Speechie –

    Thanks for creating such a great resource. This has been very helpful when working on conversation and social skills in my language groups.

  796. Jaclyn B. –

    An absolute must have!

  797. Kathleen T L. –

    Great materials to have on hand!! Thank you!

  798. Rachel H. –

    These activities are super convenient when trying to teach kids some basic social skills.

  799. Elisa B. –

    I absolutely love these! SO useful for students working on pragmatic goals, but I love to use them for all my students!

  800. The Communication Castle –

    These are great!

  801. erin P. –

    Great resource!

  802. Hannah H. –

    This was a great resource for behavioral coaching!

  803. Annie C. –

    Perfect for mixed groups. Thank you!

  804. Nancy A. –

    Fast resource in a small group.

  805. Megan Whelan –

    Great visuals,

  806. Maureen P. –

    Great resource for individual and small groups

  807. Alesia Hampton –

    Great product.

  808. Sara Popow –

    Great resource for teaching social skills

  809. Taylor L. –

    Love this product, especially the reflection portion of it!

  810. Katherine L. –

    Students loved it. Thanks!

  811. Teresa H. –

    I love putting these up in the room as a reminder!

  812. Kathryn G. –

    This resource has been great to make little books for my students to take with them to refer to at home with their parents to use.

  813. LINDSEY B. –

    This seller is one of my favorites, and I find I am constantly snagging her resources! This one is no exception–I had to have it for my middle school social skills group. They offer a quick and simple way for me to introduce our lesson for the day.

  814. Priscilla L. –

    Really great for working on social skills. Thank you!

  815. Donna M. –

    Great resource. Students responded well

  816. Erinn A. –

    This set serves as a great preview of the day’s lesson. They are also great visuals to use when students need a reminder. I love the student self-rating sheets as well.

  817. Pamela Biehl –

    great resource

  818. Basically Speeching –

    Really great resource!

  819. Jennifer L. –

    can’t wait to try this out.

  820. Kristin N. –

    Love love love this resource. The term ‘Social Skills’ is so broad and can be intimidating to find ‘that one focus’. This resource helps to focus on that one area. THANK YOU!!! SO AWESOME!

  821. Education with a Twist –

    Wow, I love this product! I use it for my social time. Thank you so much!

  822. Jessica S. –

    great reminders for students!

  823. Elyse K. –

    Love giving my students a clear way to reflect their feelings and progress!

  824. Brooke G. –

    Great product!

  825. Nicole R. –

    Great for middle schoolers!

  826. Julie I Murdoch –

    Exactly what I need for my advisory! Thanks!

  827. Lauren R. –

    This is an amazing resource to introduce at the beginning of sessions to groups that need these social reminders. It is helpful to release one concept each time and tell them that we are going to focus on this concept throughout the whole session. I love the layout and look/colors/pictures/easy to explain words. Thank you for this!

  828. Audra F. –

    Thanks!

  829. Lindsey Eckersall –

    A great resource to differentiate instruction when targeting different social skills. Thanks!

  830. Jessica C. –

    Excellent!

  831. Hannah M. –

    The card I find that I use the most is “Staying on Topic” because my students go off on tangents and our sessions can get way off track (even I can be guilty of this). I keep these on a binder ring right at the head of my therapy table.

  832. Tara M. –

    I have been implementing these focus sheets into my social skills groups for 3-5th grade. Love the reflection sheets and “to the point” summaries for each skill.

  833. Raquel S. –

    Great!

  834. Spectacular Social Skills –

    Thanks!

  835. Renee B. –

    Great product! Easy to use!! Appropriate for my junior high students!

  836. Speechzella –

    I love this activity.

  837. Melissa Allen –

    This resource provided with a great starting off point to plan multi-session lessons. it covered all relevant areas of social language.

  838. Damaris P. –

    Excellent!

  839. Miss Shelly SLP –

    This is absolutely one of my best TPT purchases. I can’t wait to use it as a “focus of the week” with all of my therapy groups with varying abilities!

  840. Tina I. –

    Love this set! Can’t wait to laminate and use.

  841. Napoli B. –

    This is a rest purchase! Very practical, useful & my kids love it! Thank you!!

  842. Amy Leal –

    my favorite part is the reflection questions!

  843. Teresa H. –

    Great resource!

  844. Angela M. –

    I love the explanations

  845. Kathleen P. –

    This will pinpoint skills my students need to practice to work in cooperative group.

  846. Nicole D. –

    Great resource for my social skills groups

  847. Elizabeth P. –

    great resource

  848. Katie S. –

    Amazing!

  849. Hailey R. –

    Always LOVE your products!

  850. Ashley O –

    We refer to these often in the speech room. Excellent resource!

  851. Becca W. –

    Can’t wait to use with my students!

  852. Kristin M. –

    Love these! Thank you!

  853. lisa O. –

    Easily adapted for various students

  854. Lauren S. –

    Handy to help explain and clarify social skills to students

  855. Allison Schwartz –

    This is great, thank you!

  856. Jenna R. –

    These will be so helpful planning and introducing sessions to students, as well as keeping them on task throughout. Thank you!

  857. Patricia H. –

    Awesome. I am always looking for interesting materials to use in mixed groups.

  858. Kara B. –

    Love this packet!

  859. Courtney Rice –

    Love this!!

  860. Rachel D. –

    Well laid out and easy to use, but my group of boys quickly grew tired of the emphasis on focus…when they have trouble with focus.

  861. Leslie L. –

    Great product! These have helped my students have a quick guide to reference during groups!

  862. Sarah Marie SLP –

    Great Resource!

  863. TeachNich –

    Awesome! I love the format.

  864. Megan C. –

    Great topics and lessons for our social skills group.

  865. Jennifer M. –

    Terrific resource

  866. Lynda C. –

    Love these! A quick and easy visual reminder! Highly recommend!

  867. Kimberly G. –

    thanks

  868. Lauri T. –

    This is a great tool to use when working with groups.

  869. Deb Nofziger-Miller –

    Excellent resource. Thanks!!!

  870. Shawna Steinbrecher –

    Great cards to use for social skills.

  871. Emily B. –

    Thank you!

  872. Melissa C. –

    great resource

  873. Allison Neal –

    I have loved using this in my group!

  874. Rae L. –

    Excellent.. very helpful. Thank you!

  875. Lauren M. –

    I always love the look of your products! The summaries on each card provide just the right information for my students who can read so they can start to self-monitor and the correlating pictures help my non-readers remember the skill/strategy.

  876. Holly J. –

    I’m always looking for great resources for social skills. These are so clear and easy for students to understand. Thanks!

  877. Roxy SLP –

    amazing visuals

  878. Lisa T. –

    I use this with my middle school students–it’s a great resource. Thank you!

  879. Jewel C. –

    Thanks!

  880. Tyler Y. –

    Kids loved it.

  881. Aliah G. –

    This is a great reinforcer for students who need visual reminders! Works great on a binder ring as well!

  882. Brady M. –

    These are very handy.

  883. Kristy M. –

    Great addition to the unit!

  884. Katie Q. –

    I love this resource to use with my high schoolers to remind them of things to work on during the session.

  885. Erika D. –

    Appears good though yet to use with students. Thank you

  886. Megan H. –

    I’m looking forward to using these sheets with my upper elementary kids, thank you!

  887. Lisa D. –

    Very helpful for students

  888. Catherine S. –

    I used this for my 4th graders and their social skills needs, it provided lots of wonderful scenarios for the kids!

  889. Mia S. –

    Great little resource for working on social skills in the moment !

  890. Kari J. –

    I’m so happy I found this resource. I printed the sheets and will be hanging a new one each week on my board. I have a couple of groups of kids that are very bright and very unregulated. I love that there’s a self check to keep them accountable. I think this is a great way to keep a focus on a social skill, but will allow me to work with mixed groups and still accomplish all things language and have this up as a visual reminder to those that need it for the day.

  891. Tali K. –

    Great visuals to help prompt students.

  892. Mary A. –

    Great resource!

  893. Kristy S. –

    Love the ability to have visuals for my students

  894. Margaret P. –

    I love this product. I am using it with 4th and 5th graders to help them review skills we are discussing and practicing. They love the write up and look forward to using it in the sessions. Thank you.

  895. Allison O. –

    I appreciated this resource, thank you!

  896. Gabrielle B. –

    Great visuals.

  897. Erin R P. –

    Great visual for social skills

  898. Kayte B. –

    These are a great visual and prompt use for social skills

  899. XINGRUI X. –

    Great visual for social skills. Love that the students are able to self-reflect 🙂

  900. Danielle K. –

    LOVE THIS! It creates a clear cut lesson for me.

  901. Kristen T. –

    So great for my social skills group.

  902. Vanessa Z. –

    Very useful, thank you!

  903. Johanna N. –

    Love these!

  904. Alana K. –

    I have an extremely chatty and reactive class. These simple reminders will help my students understand how to be a considerate speaker and listener. I’m excited to present the focus of the day and reflection sheets!

  905. Lynne E. –

    These are very helpful for my social skills groups!

  906. Emily M. –

    I love using this with my upper elementary kids.

  907. Lauri P. –

    Always looking for social skills materials. I bought this because of the self monitoring and self awareness component of the rating scale. Thanks!

  908. Kaylyn S. –

    Great resource for my ASD students and so very portable. My students love the support and reminders these give them.

  909. Catherine V. –

    These worksheets are so helpful for my kids on the spectrum who need social skills help!

  910. Margaret R. –

    Great Resource!

  911. Jennifer H. –

    I like these for groups… I think they will work very well!

  912. Teresa R. –

    Looking forward to using these social skill visuals. Everything you create is well worth the money!

  913. Alyssa S. –

    Works great with groups! Targets concept in an understandable way

  914. Melva R. –

    Great conversation starters and prompts. I often use one before the start of a speech/language lesson as a ‘focus’ for the day. Works really well to cover off the broader focus for communication.

  915. Sarah Jane F. –

    I love to have these out during social skill sessions to remind my students of what we’re focusing on that day throughout the lesson.

  916. Erin K. –

    This resource has really helped my autistic support students learn how to maintain conversations!

  917. Stavroula E. –

    awesome!

  918. Ogadinma O. –

    Very helpful for students on my caseload.

  919. Cynthia G. –

    Thank you.

  920. Clare B. –

    I love the way this is organized and concise. Can’t wait to use with my kids!

  921. Play With Words Therapy –

    Love these as a quick and easy reference during social skills sessions!

  922. Lexy W. –

    I have these on a key ring and reference it almost daily as visuals for my older kiddos. Love it!

  923. Karen S. –

    Great resource and I like the student checklist that it includes!

  924. Sarah G. –

    Fun activity and easy to use!

  925. nicole P. –

    Great resource. My students are always eager to do the checklist. Thank you!

  926. Carrie L. –

    So easy to use and clearly written..thank you!!

  927. Kristin N. –

    This was great to use with one of my students on consult for pragmatic skills for a quick intervention session. It really helped him reflect on how he was doing, what the expectations in the classroom were, and even how his actions were making others feel. Wonderful resource!

  928. Sarah Z. –

    Great visuals for my students!

  929. Rebecca C. –

    Excellent resource

  930. Shoshana –

    Great resource! I use it in my spec ed class and its very clear for them!

  931. Wildflower Communication –

    Great resource to have. I really like the inclusion of the “how did I do?” self reflections

  932. Jennifer C. –

    Great!

  933. Jocyline Graham –

    Good starting point for working with students who struggle with conversation skills

  934. Katharine P. –

    Love it!

  935. Kim B. –

    Love these! Used daily in my social groups

  936. Victoria C. –

    Great reinforcers for my pragmatic language group!

  937. Jodi B. –

    I absolutely loved this one! I have 7-12 EBD and I use one card a week as a classroom FOCUS and modified the chart to meet my additional needs of using appropriate language and use this idea all of the time.

  938. Meghan S. –

    Great resource! : )

  939. Nancy J. –

    Very creative

  940. Aisha Y. –

    These are very useful and the kids love it. Thank you!

  941. Mackenzie W. –

    This is a great resource! I have them hanging on my wall for students to have a visual reminder in a group setting. I also like the handouts that came with them.

  942. Jennifer M. –

    Love these!

  943. AndieBits –

    perfect for my SPED 1 & 2nd.

  944. Mary R. –

    This was great for working with a student with autism who is in the general education environment.

  945. Anita T. –

    Great way to start conversations during social skills

  946. Jeanne A S. –

    Very helpful for the busy SLP

  947. Jennifer S. –

    Great overview of different social skills. A great way to “set the theme” for a session

  948. Laura B. –

    Awesome !

  949. Rebecca C. –

    Great resource to have on hand as needed.

  950. Christie H. –

    Very useful!

  951. Cheryl P. –

    Good product — will use today! Thank you! Self reflection is so important!

  952. Kathy H. –

    I always appreciate different ways to build on social skills, thanks!

  953. Vicki K. –

    I have these on a key ring at school and use them as reminders daily with my students.. great resource.

  954. Adam M. –

    Indispensable as a therapy aid , especially as a telepractitioner looking for diversity of materials to spice up the sessions!

  955. DeAndrea Hughes –

    Great Resource…

  956. Beachy Speechie –

    Great resource!

  957. Estee D. –

    This is a great resource that can be used in many different ways. I use these focus sheets with my older student who struggle with social skills.

  958. Jessie C. –

    Use all the time

  959. King Speech Therapy –

    These social skills visuals have been great to use when introducing the topic or targeted outcome for that therapy session. For my students who don’t require verbal prompts, it has been very helpful at providing a subtle reminder guiding them to become more independent with their social skills.

  960. Dina I. –

    Looking forward to using in therapy.

  961. jennifer R. –

    Exactly what I’ve been needing for my caseload! Thank you!

  962. Jennifer P. –

    Really great focus sheets for use in my social groups where we need to target many different skills- as always top quality and good visuals, great font and clear messages from Speechy Musings.

  963. Rebecca F. –

    Great straight forward information with nice visuals. I use these with my older higher level AAC user to practice appropriate social skills with a variety of speakers. Nice, short, to the point, with good examples of the targeted skills. Thank you!

  964. Alicia Aldendorf –

    Great choice to meet my targets for the price!

  965. Tamika Monk –

    This will be perfect to prompt my social language kiddos without having to say anything and allow them to do these things independently by having a visual reminder!

  966. Lauren H. –

    Great resource to embed into beginnings of therapy sessions for those working on social thinking! The self-reflective rubrics are also wonderful to get students to visually rate their skills.

  967. Katerina K. –

    Love these sheets!

  968. Kevin Torrez –

    GREAT PRODUCT!

  969. Nature’s Playground –

    Really helpful thank you.

  970. Ali Peterson –

    This is so helpful for social skills groups and breaking things down for my students! Social skills can be overwhelming to target, but these help direct discussions and keep us on track!

  971. Laura E. –

    I love being able to have these easily accessible during group sessions as a visual cue to keep the skill of focus at the front of all the students minds (as well as my own!) I particularly love the self-rating sheet. It has really helped my students take ownership of the skills they are working on.

  972. Andrea E. –

    Great product for the price.

  973. Heather Adams –

    This is perfect for teaching social skills!

  974. jeanette R. –

    Thanks. Looking forward to using this.

  975. Megan R. –

    Thank YOU!

  976. Kim M. –

    Loved this resource! Thanks!

  977. Tatiana G. –

    These were super! Can’t wait to use them!

  978. MrsTslp –

    I love having these on hand to review at the beginning of my sessions. I also love the self reflection forms for carryover. This is a great addition to my social skills materials.

  979. Rhaveena R. –

    Great resource for my students.

  980. Laura O. –

    Awesome resource for my social skills groups!

  981. Lauren B. –

    I’m looking forward to using these in social groups coming up soon!

  982. Jenna L. –

    Great ressource! This really helps with the explicit teaching of social rules!

  983. Megan D. –

    Thank you for putting this together. Can’t wait to use it.

  984. Kelly W. –

    Short and sweet social stories! Great for “lunch bunch” groups!

  985. Carley O. –

    Love this! Easy for kids to have on their desk to remind them of their goals!

  986. CMJ Designs –

    Great item for SpEd

  987. Jade S. –

    Great visuals!

  988. Cassidy S. –

    This is a great resource to use during morning meeting!

  989. Brianne L. –

    Love these sheets for push-in sessions. Some of students have requested an additional copy to keep in their binders when I am not there. We meet in the beginning of the week and choose a skill/area and then they keep that focus sheet in their binders for the classes that they want to focus on the skill. These sheets have been so helpful!

  990. LISA U. –

    I will use these in my social skills group. Can’t wait to try them out. Love the large letters and visuals. I laminated them and put them on a key ring for easy access.

  991. Cotorro Communication Center –

    This is just what I needed! Thank you for a wonderful resource!

  992. Cynthia B. –

    I love these for my students! Clear and consistent goals relayed to students!

  993. Kristina Schmalzer –

    Great for our higher-functioning students.

  994. Speech Patrol –

    Thanks

  995. Emily D. –

    Great resource.

  996. Rebecca W. –

    Great resource for social groups! Thank you!

  997. Andrea L –

    Thank you! I’m excited to start using this resource with my students next year.

  998. MelanieSLP –

    I’m review #1000! Just shows how awesome these are. 🙂 These are great for displaying a bunch of reminders, changing out so you just have a few showing, or sending home a small support for a student.

  999. Miss Mia the Speechie –

    great to use as an introduction or visible reminder of expected behaviours and as an anchor chart for those students with more learned patterns of behaviour. these can be used with lots of students of different ages and abilities which i love!

  1000. Amy B. –

    Straightforward, easy to use with no prep or copies needed (after the laminating and putting together!)

  1001. kathy P. –

    Looking forward to using this resource

  1002. Claire N. –

    these are great to pull out when my class needs a quick reminder. thanks.

  1003. Gina D. –

    Thank you!

  1004. Jocelyn K. –

    Thank you!

  1005. Olivia I. –

    I am so excited to use these social cue cards with my middle schoolers for summer! Thank you 🙂

  1006. Mavis I. –

    This is perfect for the goals that I have for my ASD student. Getting it ready right now for their folders for the coming school year. Thank you!

  1007. Keli M. –

    Great resource!

  1008. Speech-er of the House –

    I love using these with older middle school students and creating role-play scenarios to practice each skill. The self-reflection is also a great way to end EVERY session!

  1009. Secondary Inspired –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  1010. Kimberly G. –

    Awesome resource. Thank you!!

  1011. Danielle Ferrone –

    Cute cards and great overview of topic

  1012. Lee M. –

    Great Resource! Thank you!

  1013. Andrew Kantor –

    great thx

  1014. Danielle H. –

    Great for helping my clients know what they need to focus on.

  1015. Tanya C. –

    Thank you for all of the hard work you put into this.

  1016. Carly F. –

    thank you!

  1017. NATALIE BEAUDETTE –

    These are wonderful just what I needed!

  1018. High Heeled Psychologist –

    I use these in my older social skills groups. When we play a game, I can have a “Focus Skill”. There a great visual for kids who need practice using skills.
    Thank you!

  1019. VondaKay B. –

    Can’t wait to use this during the upcoming school year!

  1020. Michelle W. –

    Love that these can be used with older students! They are very useful.

  1021. Tracey N. –

    Love it! Great resource

  1022. Cecilia F. –

    Great resource!

  1023. Setarae B. –

    This was great! Thank you!

  1024. Lauren M. –

    Great product!

  1025. Jen R. –

    Great visuals! Use them often in groups to cover skills

  1026. Kristen S. –

    Great visual support for group therapy sessions!

  1027. Annarose F. –

    I can’t wait to use these in my speech room!

  1028. Katie C. –

    I used this with my circle of friends group. Loved it!

  1029. Morgan S. –

    This resource is very comprehensive and I use it with many students. The scripts and self-reflection sheets are great!

  1030. Brittany C. –

    it is very hard to find resources that appropriately explain these social skills. Thank you!

  1031. Whitney M. –

    You can’t go wrong with Speech Musings material. I love everything she produces.

  1032. Kelly J. –

    This is a simple way to teach social skills!

  1033. Megan D. –

    I can’t wait to use this in my mixed groups to work on social skills.

  1034. Sara F. –

    These are great to use with mixed groups to help students remember what to focus on.

  1035. Emily C. –

    I can’t wait to use this! Great resource.

  1036. Madeline C. –

    Love that this can be used with any group as an added teaching tool!

  1037. AMY H. –

    thanks!!!!

  1038. Ginnie G. –

    Thank you so much for creating such amazing resources! I am planning to use these focus sheets a lot this year.

  1039. Jennifer D. –

    I bought this to use with a couple of students in my classroom, but I also plan to use it with my son, who needs so much help with these communication skills. Thank you!

  1040. Brian Christopher C. –

    Nice to use and well liked by students

  1041. Lisa M. –

    It’s hard to find the time to create and find appropriate social skills resources for my ASD and EBD students. These are wonderful and so helpful! Thank you!

  1042. julie S. –

    Such a great resource and so helpful for my students

  1043. Lee L. –

    LOVE THIS!!!! such a great resource for pragmatic skills!!!

  1044. Paula C. –

    These are incredibly useful to keep on hand on a binder ring! Some of my students recall the pictures which help them recall the skill. Thank you!

  1045. Nicole B. –

    This was a really helpful resource!

  1046. Robin B. –

    EXCELLENT!!!

  1047. Lauren W. –

    I’m thrilled to have a resource using age-appropriate visuals. I’m so excited to use this with my students.

  1048. Dana O. –

    Love using this tool when working with students with social skills weaknesses. I’ve used it to introduce a topic/target and as a cue throughout sessions. Your products are always top notch and so valued. Thank you!

  1049. Andrea M. –

    These are great for reinforcing social skills lessons.

  1050. Claire H –

    Thanks!

  1051. Kristen A. –

    Helpful and comprehensive!

  1052. Speech n’ Teach –

    Love it!

  1053. DESIREE R. –

    These are exactly what I was looking for!! I love how you included why its important to practice these skills. Thanks so much for your creativity!!

  1054. Jessy A. –

    These have been awesome for my middle school social skills group.

  1055. Kristal S. –

    Another great resource from Speechy Musings!

  1056. Alexandra Nellis –

    Love it

  1057. Melissa M. –

    I am looking forward to using this with my kiddos!

  1058. Briana B. –

    Amazing product.

  1059. Cat Says Meow –

    Perfect, thanks!

  1060. Veronica K. –

    Great!

  1061. Megan G. –

    Great Product!

  1062. Ivy League Language –

    Very clear and easy to understand! Thank you!

  1063. Rachel H. –

    Great! Thank you!

  1064. Nicole Cooper –

    Great resource!

  1065. Michele H. –

    This is great

  1066. jandy P. –

    I plan to use these with my jr high social skills group. I think they will be very helpful.

  1067. Maria T. –

    Just prepped these and can’t wait to use, especially for my mixed groups. Thank you!

  1068. Scribble and Speak –

    Low prep and nice visuals for students.

  1069. Leslie L. –

    These are easy to pull out as a visual reminder for my students working on social/pragmatic goals.

  1070. Jill B. –

    I love all your products! This is well organized and kid friendly.

  1071. Speech Blossom –

    Beautiful visuals that explain social skills in a kid friendly way!

  1072. Meagan Austin –

    Thank you!

  1073. Lydia P. –

    Excellent way of presenting social skills in a clear and concise format.

  1074. haleigh stiens –

    great for my classroom!

  1075. jobeth bocock –

    great resource

  1076. Excuse My Speech –

    So easy and quick! Great visual reminders!

  1077. rachel M. –

    Great product. Thanks!

  1078. Patti Patrzykont –

    Great tool to provide self monitoring for students.

  1079. Abigail P. –

    Love the colorful cards and content! They will be perfect to use in my social skills groups!

  1080. Heather L. –

    I can’t wait to use this with my small groups!

  1081. Joseph P. –

    This is just what I have been looking for for my social skills groups

  1082. Kawena E M. –

    Easy to use over again

  1083. emily D. –

    great visual for my CI students.

  1084. Samantha C. –

    I love these visuals!

  1085. Jenna A. –

    Great visuals!

  1086. Erin H. –

    Thank you!

  1087. Dawn G. –

    This is my first year at a middle school and I can’t wait to use this resource with my students. Thank you!

  1088. THSpeech –

    Great!

  1089. Bridget O. –

    Exactly what I needed for my kiddos! Thank you!

  1090. Mitzi W. –

    What a great resource! I’ve been trying to do a better job of incorporating social goals into my mixed groups.

  1091. Johanna W. –

    This was really good at helping kids with the lack of social skills or cues, it helped them to see what they needed to work and how to improve!

  1092. Megan W. –

    I love the self reflection half sheets that are included!

  1093. Kelly G. –

    Love these visuals! perfect for my middle schoolers

  1094. Alyssa D. –

    Great resource!

  1095. Cathy M. –

    Good resource

  1096. Hira D. –

    Great Resource!

  1097. Sarah G. –

    These are such great visual cues for my students to remember what social skill we are working on!

  1098. Monica F. –

    I love to use these in the classroom!

  1099. Jasmine H. –

    I turned the reflection questions into a Google Doc and this has been such a great, easy to use activity that students can do independently. Thanks!

  1100. Whitney T. –

    Thank you!

  1101. Lisa S. –

    Thank you

  1102. Lea H. –

    Great resource!

  1103. Amber F. –

    This is such a great resource!! So helpful for explaining to students and using to expand on activities. Thank you 🙂

  1104. Jennifer Z. –

    Laminate and put on a ring. It’s a great tool to have handy especially when you go into a classroom!

  1105. Amanda Harvie –

    Can’t say enough good things about this resource! The graphics are appropriate for all ages (even my older students) and they are so spot on for my social skills groups!

  1106. Lauren W –

    I love this product! I printed and put them on a binder ring to keep with me for multiple sessions. They have been so helpful! The how did I do slip has been a great way for students to do some self evaluation and to communicate with the teachers/parents. Thank you!

  1107. Cassandra S. –

    Great!

  1108. Tsoleene L. –

    Very clear and easy to use in any session

  1109. Sarah H. –

    These cards are very helpful for keeping students focused on targeted social skills.

  1110. Vanessa P. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  1111. LakotaSpeechie –

    Absolutely perfect for my lunch-bunch group. This is the only material I need!

  1112. Something Special in Speech –

    These are just the visuals I need to keep students on target! I am giving them to teachers, also!

  1113. Christine E. –

    Good product to support students social skill behaviors

  1114. Laura B. –

    As always, Speechy Musings’ products are right on target! I love that I can use these with all age levels.

  1115. Michelle N. –

    I use these constantly with my groups! Such a great resource

  1116. Megan M. –

    Thank you for making this resource – so much time has gone into this. Just what I needed!

  1117. Carolyn H. –

    It’s a nice reference sheet for students when we’re working on social skills

  1118. Doyle Speech Works –

    I’ve used this product when I push into middle school classes. It was the perfect complement to the lesson and a great support for the students.

  1119. Early Elementary SLP –

    Covers some great social skills

  1120. Lisa J. –

    Excellent

  1121. Allison S. –

    I am doing a social thinking group with my students and these visuals are perfect to use with them!

  1122. Kaitlin J. –

    Great easy to use resource.

  1123. Amy J. –

    Such a great resource for visuals targeting a variety of social skills!

  1124. Holly F. –

    Such a great way to bring attention to targeted skills, easy to implement!

  1125. Victoria S. –

    Super resource. Great for all ages.

  1126. Stacey B. –

    great

  1127. Rebecca D. –

    Nice Resource

  1128. Courtney O. –

    I have loved using this with my students who are working on social skills, and have found the Reflection Poster helpful for all of my other students!

  1129. Michelle Varela –

    This is exactly what I was looking for, thanks!

  1130. Brittany S. –

    thank you

  1131. Sarah M. –

    Great resource!

  1132. Isabella W. –

    Well laid out and useful resource

  1133. Grace M. –

    Thank you! This resource was amazing for students on my caseload!

  1134. Steph’s Speech Store –

    This is such a helpful resource!!! I’ve already used multiple social sheets during my sessions and it’s such an easy way to get my students to understand what we are working on, plus a great visual reminder that can be easily taped to their folder or desk!

  1135. Chelsea H. –

    I love to use these simple reminders with my kids!

  1136. Patricia P. –

    Great product!

  1137. Courtney W. –

    Great resource for my kids with autism!

  1138. Samaris Ferrer –

    Great resource! thanks!

  1139. brandi I. –

    Thank you

  1140. Bridget C. –

    I love this resource! I use it during my speech sessions and printed out a copy for classroom teachers! So helpful!

  1141. Kayla R. –

    Finally found a visual for social skills I like! I love how it has so many social topics and I will use these with all my students!

  1142. Susan K. –

    Thank you! Love the information on conversational turns.

  1143. Sharon S. –

    This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for a great product! My students in lunch group look forward to our discussions!

  1144. Madelyn B. –

    Love this resource! So functional for my clients.

  1145. Kelly N. –

    I really like how this resource can be used as mini social stories for important social concepts. Thank you!

  1146. Jessica J. –

    Thank you!

  1147. Jamie S. –

    I love this resource. The skill is broken down, and I like the review sheet for students to self-evaluate what was successful.

  1148. Kyle T. –

    What I appreciate most is the description of the focus skills – sometimes these things are so hard to define, and this solves that issue for me.

  1149. Elizabeth K. –

    I love this!

  1150. Sandra B. –

    Super practical resource. I use these every week!

  1151. Bailey G. –

    Love this resource!

  1152. MEDINA G. –

    Great

  1153. Jennifer C. –

    I use these during our lunch bunch group to guide the skill we need to focus on.

  1154. The SLP Experience –

    Nice colors and visuals. It’s a good way to introduce the social skills theme for the session and check in with the students at the end.

  1155. Samantha R. –

    These focus sheets are great for my students who struggle with social skills. We reference them at the beginning of the sessions and then I use them as cues and point to the cards when my students begin to struggle with the skill!

  1156. Rachel B. –

    Great resouce!

  1157. Katie Z. –

    I keep these right next to my table at school and whip them out all the time to help my students out! Very useful resource

  1158. Megan S. –

    Helpful resource for my middle school students with autism!

  1159. Pamuditha M. –

    Great product. Thank you!

  1160. 5minutespeechtherapy –

    Thank you for this quick/easy product and visual

  1161. Victoria B. –

    Love using these sheets to explain a number of social skills! Super useful!

  1162. Wendy S. –

    Great social skills resource!

  1163. The Curly SLP –

    Love this item, thank you for all that you do to provide these materials to our SLP community!

  1164. Rachel Z. –

    Great resource!!

  1165. Angela S. –

    Amazing resource!

  1166. Cheri H. –

    I love these focus sheets and use them before each of my sessions with pragmatics kiddos. Great to remind them of their goal and keep them working at it, with a visual reminder, rather than verbal prompting!! Super!!

  1167. Jaime H. –

    This is going to be great with my social skills groups!

  1168. Rebekah Rice SLP –

    Great visuals. Love these. Laminated and on a ring, sitting right by the table or in my to-go cart.

  1169. Amy S. –

    Fantastic resource! So many different ways to use in student toolboxes!

  1170. Kristen O. –

    So very helpful!

  1171. Emily H. –

    Love this for breaking down all of the skills into a teachable grab and go lesson to my older pragmatic groups.

  1172. Erin S. –

    I love the diversity and the variety of topics! Great resource 🙂

  1173. Mikaela J. –

    The perfect reminder for my students!!

  1174. Erin W. –

    Great reminders for my students. I love the different topics that are covered. Thank you.

  1175. For the Middles SpEd and ELA Resources –

    love

  1176. Angelina O. –

    Great Resource!

  1177. Kathleen K. –

    Great Product!

  1178. Sarah V. –

    Great resource!

  1179. stephanie T. –

    This is perfect resource for my pragmatic groups but has also been helpful for teaching/reinforcing social skills for all of my students who just need reminders sometimes. Thank you! I love speechy musings products! 🙂

  1180. Amanda L. –

    I love this! I use it with the children I work with on the autism spectrum. It is a great resource!

  1181. Kathleen W. –

    These bold visuals are perfect for my social group—great variety of topics and to-the-point! Thank you!

  1182. Emily S. –

    Wonderful resource!

  1183. Ellen H. –

    Love using these at the beginning of social groups to explicitly talk through the target skill to be practiced. Very comprehensive in the number of topics included!!

  1184. Laura S. –

    Great resource.

  1185. Diana P. –

    Put these on a key ring for easy access! Ive used them so many times this school year

  1186. Peg Hutson – SLP Resources –

    These are great visuals for all my students.

  1187. Kylee M. –

    Awesome!

  1188. Heather O. –

    I really like the way you explained the focus skills with visuals, its easy to teach and my students are understanding more. I use these with all my older students because it’s so helpful. Thank you!

  1189. Valerie W. –

    Great visuals for keeping my students in mixed groups focused on a specific social skill!

  1190. Caitlyn E. –

    This is an incredible resource, essential. It would be great for all ages, including adults. I would love to see this resource grow. It is precise and detailed.

  1191. Denise G. –

    phenomenal resource!!! Very versatile!

  1192. Madison S. –

    Great resource! Thanks

  1193. Allyson B. –

    Love this for my social groups! Thank you!

  1194. Nicolette K. –

    I love this resource! I give these to my students to be reminded of appropriate social skills at home.

  1195. Julia Barkley –

    Can’t wait to use this with my social skills group!

  1196. Brianna S. –

    Great visuals to help students understand these areas of social skills!

  1197. Nicole L. –

    These are so helpful to have around when working on social skills – I use as a point of reference to explain our concept of the day, and the kids love the ratings sheets!

  1198. Amy L. –

    I’m always looking for social skills resources and this is a great one! Thank you!

  1199. Kyle N. –

    These half-sheet prompts are a great way to get the conversation started.

  1200. Kate Haysom –

    These are perfect for working with children! I love the discussions these help start.

  1201. Kim Reid –

    Great resource:)

  1202. Ann M. –

    These are fantastic!

  1203. Robyn’s Documents –

    This resource has been helpful for my 4th and 5th graders to work on social interactions.

  1204. Loretta B. –

    I have a kid wanting to be the talker with this everyone is able to talk not only one kid. Thank you

  1205. Chelsie C. –

    Great visuals!

  1206. Sara S. –

    Great resource.

  1207. Joshua P. –

    Love posting these as an intro into what we’re doing in group!

  1208. 123 Speech Therapy –

    I love using these with my social skills kids! There’s picture and text to help teach the concept and there is a good variety of skills represented in this product! Worth the $!

  1209. Ellen Zerafa –

    Great!

  1210. Luanne M. –

    I like the descriptions of the social skills. Thank you for this great resource. Nice to print out when you have an immediate need for specific skill.

  1211. Shelley M. –

    This was perfect for my social skills group and practicing how to start a conversation. I love the visuals, and the resource was very comprehensive.

  1212. Lauren Wells –

    It is always so helpful to have different options for social skills work.

  1213. Kendall Y. –

    Love it! Thanks!

  1214. Amy R. –

    Visually appealing to middle school and high school groups and comprehensive!

  1215. Rachel A. –

    I have added these to my many key rings of resources I use from Speechy Musings. So great!!

  1216. Beth D. –

    Creative and clearly written. Thank you!

  1217. Lee Anne Mae C. –

    been using this nonstop since I purchased it

  1218. Stacy S. –

    Great! Thank you!

  1219. Frank J. –

    AWESOME RESOURCE

  1220. Yesha R. –

    These are great on bulletin boards!

  1221. Kelsey Sullins –

    great resource, thank you!

  1222. Pear Tree Speech –

    I keep this resource on me at all times as I travel to different schools. It’s so versatile. Recently I’ve been reading the staying on topic card to my 4th-grade social group, and it has really helped with cutting down on the extra and off-topic comments throughout the session.

  1223. Create Great Counseling –

    Use these all the time! Thanks

  1224. pencils n pixels –

    this was a great resource for our k-2 teachers to use during morning meeting time!

  1225. Jean Anne P. –

    Great visuals to get the kids to focus on for self reflection, AND I didn’t have to create them!

  1226. The SLP Spot –

    Great product! I printed, laminated, and hooked together on a ring so I can easily bring it to my social lunch groups!

  1227. The Speech Shack –

    Score!

  1228. Rebecca H. –

    Great resource! We do one a session for speech therapy targeting pragmatics and the kids love the easy explanations and colorful formatting.

  1229. The School Psych Spot –

    So useful in small groups to give students a focus for the day.

  1230. Sherly K. –

    Great product!

  1231. Cassondra W. –

    Amazing resource love using this with my students!

  1232. Beatrice C. –

    I used this resource with my social skills groups. Provides a super helpful overview of the social skills learnt in our sessions and love the self-reflection portion!

  1233. Danamarie I. –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  1234. Theresa G. –

    I think I tried to use this with too young an age group (1st grade) but I love the idea behind it. Great resource.

  1235. Tricia L. –

    My student liked the stories provided to help with socializing.

  1236. L T. –

    nice resource to have to use with students

  1237. Jawanda Newsome –

    These are wonderful! Use them often.

  1238. Step Into Speech –

    Used these as part of a speech and language bulletin board and they were perfect!

  1239. Nicole R. –

    Used these as visual aids for a social thinking group activity with high school students. They loved them!

  1240. Hannah F. –

    A great pragmatics resource for kiddos who prefer written vs. verbal cues; I use it regularly with my students who can read out loud independently and it helps with both their reading comprehension and understanding of the skill being worked on.

  1241. Roberta A. –

    Great product!

  1242. Jennifer E. –

    My students loved using this resource for morning meeting and during therapy. It was easily adaptable for some of my kids who are working at a lower level. Highly recommend!

  1243. Abby V. –

    Great resource to work on students’ social IEP goals!

  1244. Jennifer P. –

    Wonderful resource for social skills groups. Highly recommended!

  1245. Melissa D. –

    Great resource! Used to focus my instruction with my students. They liked seeing what we were going to learn about.

  1246. Stacey B. –

    I sent home the first two focus sheets. I’ve received positive parent feedback! Thank you for all your essential products!!

  1247. Stephanie M. –

    I really love this visual. I showed it to my student, but she is not a proficient reader so I’m not thinking it was entirely engaging for her. But, I would recommend it highly for students who are readers

  1248. Andrea F. –

    Great resource and easy to use!

  1249. Jessica K. –

    Great resource for supporting social skills in speech! Thanks!

  1250. Karla W. –

    I used this with one of my students on the autism spectrum after he had just engaged in a long monologue. He did a face palm when I discussed the information about how each conversational partner should get equal time in a conversation. Loved it!

  1251. Lori B. –

    I used these visuals for parent education and carryover of skills taught.

  1252. Danielle N. –

    I have this resource hanging on the wall during my therapy sessions on a ring, so if the students needs a quick lesson, I just pull it down and off we go! Simple and easy.

  1253. Sweet Talk 2 Me –

    This is my FAVORITE resource! It is truly a life saver. It explains important social skills in a quick way that is visually appealing. During this time of distance learning, it has been an easy resource to share with students that is not too overwhelming for them at home. I also use it at school too.

  1254. Kathryn M. –

    I plan to use this for distance learning with my students who are working on social skills. I really appreciate how Shannon has made the reflection and self reflection so that they can be used easily with Google classroom. So many skills are covered in this resource!

  1255. Ronda L. –

    Great resource for a variety of populations I serve! Speechy Musings NEVER disappoints!

  1256. Barbara T. –

    This has been a great resource to use as reminder/prompting during distance learning and a great prompt for parents to use. Before distance learning, I have this on a ring hanging in each room I work in for a quick review/reminder when needed.

  1257. Anne P. –

    I have loved this product. It is a great way to review skills. They would be great for classroom posters as well!

  1258. Samantha B. –

    These are great to use during social skills group. I often have them printed out and will leave them on the table as visual reminders of what we are focusing on in sessions.

  1259. Mona V. –

    This resource is great. Nice explanations of skills and perfect to send to students as reminders of social skills while at home.

  1260. Shannon F. –

    Purchased for distance learning, thank you

  1261. Paige B. –

    Excellent!

  1262. Jeanette H. –

    Great resource. Thanks!

  1263. Kristin C. –

    This is a great tool for distance learning as well. You can easily share the scenarios on the screen and generate discussion with the students. Great scenarios and can be used with older students.

  1264. Amy Berry –

    During this time of distance learning, I can easily pull up the sheets when teaching or when reviewing the targeted social skill. I’m looking forward to being able to print these off and put them on a ring for easy access to use as a visual reminder or to review/reteach skills during social groups. Shannon did a great job of explaining each skill in student friendly terms and the accompanying images are good visual representations of each skill.

  1265. Farah Lyn G. –

    Awesome social skill focus sheets for students on the autism spectrum! Speechy Musings is awesome and I own most of her resources. You won’t be disappointed!

  1266. Shannon D R. –

    This is a great resource for my second graders and up. It has also been a great resource for my para-educators. They can read and refer to them and remind themselves what they are looking for in the student behavior.

  1267. Karynn A. –

    These are so awesome! I especially love the google forms that you included!

  1268. Brooke Quinn –

    Great product

  1269. Aprilanne L. –

    Great resource!

  1270. Megan S. –

    Great to send to parents!

  1271. Sandy Nouneh –

    Great resource!

  1272. Liz Ray –

    This has been a great resource for my students!

  1273. Clearly Speechie –

    I love this resource for my students working on social skills. It breaks down everything so easily and gives visuals on more difficult tasks. I can use it for distance learning by using “share screen” and have it as a visual during sessions.

  1274. Lindsay H. –

    great visual to use!

  1275. Katrina B. –

    These are great to provide the student cues and strategies for social skills.

  1276. Julie S. –

    Great social skills resource!

  1277. Allison C. –

    This has been a good resource to use with students during distance learning.

  1278. Sonja M. –

    I like using these as a way to teach social lessons. I want to print all of them to put up on the wall as a quick reminder during lessons

  1279. Michelle R. –

    This is clear and concise enough to make social skills easy for me to teach and easy for my students to understand. I’m grateful to have a guide to keep my language consistent when discussing such subtle and abstract concepts with my students with ASD.

  1280. E L. –

    This was a great help for parents that were looking for some social skill ideas for teaching their children.I received several positive reviews from parents

  1281. Stephanie L. –

    Simple and super easy to use- great way to engage kiddos on the various aspects of friendship! Resource can be used in a group setting or individually, as well as stand alone activities.

  1282. Lindsay C. –

    These are EXCELLENT for my consult students – I can provide visual supports and talking points to parents and case managers. Thank you so much for a great product!

  1283. Barbara R. –

    I have been starting my sessions by showing a target skill – it is a great visual review before we practice the skill.

  1284. Brittney P. –

    Thanks so much!

  1285. Karen S. –

    This resources was very helpful to some of my students who were struggling with social skills.

  1286. Kristin M. –

    My students better understood the concepts with the visuals and clear breakdowns! Thank you!

  1287. Lynne T. –

    This resource is a good jump off point for social thinking therapy. I review the card and the group talks about it. We then do a role play.

  1288. Angela W. –

    I really liked using these visuals

  1289. Lindsey B. –

    Great resource for students to use as a reference. I chose a specific skill card, screen shot it and uploaded the image into Google Slides, so students could access it.

  1290. Stacey D. –

    Great resource for social skills.

  1291. Katie F. –

    This product is so good for group therapy. You can give each client the card with their goal for the session as a visual reminder of what they’re working on! And I love the worksheets for self-tracking! Such a great product for the adult population with developmental disabilities, as design and clip art is not overly juvenile.

  1292. Nancy C K. –

    These are great teaching points to break down conversational skills.

  1293. Ashli G. –

    Great visuals for students.

  1294. Jaimie K. –

    These visuals are great to use with students of all ages. They work well as reminders during any therapy activity.

  1295. Amanda B. –

    These are exactly what they say! They are short focused definitions and reminders for all of the many aspects of conversation that we work on. Very helpful to separate each piece to target individually and build to the whole. The cards are colorful and engaging for the students.

  1296. Jenni C. –

    A great resource to pair with my lesson plans for quick reference and review to support these skills!

  1297. Isabelle C. –

    This has been a great resource to use with my elementary and middle school students. Thank you!

  1298. Amy Curley –

    Great visuals that I use often!

  1299. Christina B. –

    I really love this resource! The visuals are great for teaching the concept behind the skill and flexible enough to be used in a variety of activities.

  1300. Sara P. –

    Great resource for teaching and reviewing social skills. Love this resource and I bring it with me to all therapy sessions!

  1301. Kristen B. –

    These were great to send to my students and their parents during distance learning to help explain a skill that we had talked about at school. I was able to combine these cards with some quick practice activities as a way to engage my students while we couldn’t be in the school building. Thanks!

  1302. Lauren M. –

    Was a great explanation/ visual that I put in a ppt before moving on to conversation activity.

  1303. Reshma V. –

    Excellent resource!

  1304. Taylor C. –

    love this resource for social skills! Thank you!

  1305. Melissa J. –

    Easy to use and it’s great for teletherapy! Thanks!

  1306. Lindsay L. –

    Thank you.

  1307. Tori E. –

    These are SO HELPFUL in describing the various factors involved in social language. The visuals and descriptions were great ways to begin my session and provide a focus for my students.

  1308. Kelli S. –

    Excellent teaching tools! THese blend very well with the BoysTown Social Skills we’ve implemented in our district.

  1309. Emily H. –

    These were great to introduce the focus of a lesson. My older students seemed to understand them a little bit more though.

  1310. Katherine L. –

    Just what I needed, clear, concise, social skills!

  1311. Jean F. –

    Prepped and ready for fall. I like the visuals and the reminders. Clear descriptions and appropriate for the ages and skill level of my students. The descriptions are also simple enough for parapro’s to use in class, for parents to use at home, for teachers to use as reminders too-everyone uses the same language with the student.

  1312. Cheri V. –

    Great resource to introduce social skills and to help students monitor their use of these skills. Great to use in therapy sessions as well as to share with parents and teachers to provide consistency in helping students carry over these skills into all environments!

  1313. Kristin E. –

    I used this resources for visuals for my students’ social skills instruction that had to be moved online. The explanations were clear and easy to maneuver for my students! I am very happy that I came across this resource!

  1314. Mary G. –

    I use this weekly with my older pragmatic students!

  1315. Jennifer P. –

    Printed much of this for packets to send home. Also used in their google classrooms. Thanks!

  1316. Jessica T. –

    I used this resource during the 2020 school year. My students loved it! They loved the scenarios. They worked together. It was a great help!

  1317. Jill A. –

    I loved this resource and used it often as reinforcement of social skills we addressed both in-persona and occasionally during remote learning as well. The visuals were motivating and students stayed engaged. Thank you!

  1318. Theresa D. –

    Thank you!

  1319. Kristine J. –

    Love this resource so much! So helpful with building these essential skills.

  1320. Carly J. –

    This is my grab and go option. This resource can be used when targeting social behaviours and through reflection. I also I bring it to all my sessions to just in case we have to address social behaviours that occur. Thank you for creating!

  1321. Carolyn G. –

    These are perfect visuals for quick reference during a session. I laminated mine and have them on a binder ring!

  1322. Anna P. –

    This resource is great in providing a foundation and includes all the key elements needed for social skills.

  1323. Whitney B. –

    In addition to using in class, I was able to use this tool as a reminder with students once we were sent home for the remainder of the semester last school year. Great resource.

  1324. Alicea B. –

    Well put together

  1325. Elizabeth K. –

    A very, very useful and engaging resource! Lots of helpful information and activities. Thanks so much!

  1326. SlpYogi –

    I used this in my social groups and I cut out the cards and put them on a ring for my kids to take home and have as a resource. They love it!

  1327. Danika F. –

    I have been using this with my students to target social skills! I use them in my classroom and have also given them to my students to use at home! Great Resource!

  1328. Silvia S. –

    Love the visuals – very comprehensive for teaching social skills!

  1329. Mikayla G. –

    I love this resource!

  1330. Leah K. –

    This is a great resource to use with social skills group!

  1331. Katie V. –

    Great for distance learning!!

  1332. Nayeli R. –

    Love the visual for students.

  1333. Stephanie T. –

    I love this for my pragmatic language groups, I will usually post one for the entire group to focus on or place one of the posters that targets a specific skill in of each kiddo.

  1334. Kaitlyn Reiter –

    I like that this resource is easy for kids and families to understand!

  1335. Holly the SLP –

    This is my go-to set of visuals for social groups. For in-person sessions, I would keep it displayed on the table and reference back to it when giving feedback. For virtual sessions, I’ve embedded the target skill we’re working on in that day’s powerpoint. Really clear for student’s to follow along with!

  1336. Nicole H. –

    This is a great resource for having students become responsible in monitoring themselves. It also is wonderful for mixed groups as I can easily have this paper out and address others skills at the same time! Thanks for the useful resource!

  1337. Melissa N. –

    Great product

  1338. Megan T. –

    Really great visuals for my kids. Can be used with a wide variety of students also!

  1339. Jamie Hansen –

    Excellent resource! more scenarios would make it exceptional

  1340. Sarah S. –

    This resource is clean and concise. It is a great visual reminder for my students when working in the general education classroom.

  1341. Julia B. –

    These have been so helpful! I can’t wait to use these with my social group. I love how specific and systematic they are. Thanks!

  1342. Kelley S. –

    I’m excited to use this tool this school year.

  1343. Julianna M. –

    Great visuals

  1344. Marlie U. –

    Great!!

  1345. Becky M. –

    This resource is great for introducing social skills and then using for visual reminders during practice. I keep a set hung up on the wall in my office and a set on a book ring to bring to my social skills groups.

    Focus sheets are a little text-heavy and may be hard to process for some students.

  1346. lucman A –

    My kid loves it

  1347. Nicole H. –

    great resource

  1348. Very Visual SLP –

    Very comprehensive resource, thank you!

  1349. Momi D. –

    This is an amazing tool to use in a virtual session. I shared the screen with my student. We read the cards out loud and were able to role play.

  1350. Jenna S. –

    These were such a helpful resource to send to families during remote learning. They have good explanations about the various skill areas, and it helps families and students know what the kids are working on.

  1351. Jennifer B. –

    This resource is great! I use these visuals as lessons themselves, or to supplement my lessons. Thank you for creating this resource!

  1352. Nahri L. –

    I absolutely love these visuals! They can be used to guide lessons, but also as visual reminders for students throughout the session.

  1353. Melissa J. –

    This was a great visual reminder for my students.

  1354. Jennifer H. –

    A very helpful resource for both in-person and distance learning. Such important skills.

  1355. Kelsey B. –

    This visuals are very engaging and the students really benefit from them!

  1356. tina J. –

    Great to use as prompts when teaching social skills.

  1357. Pamela H. –

    Each card is described in the most perfect way (simple, explicit, and kind) and the set encompasses a wide variety of social skills. The consistency in look and style makes my therapy more cohesive, helping my students see that all of these skills are part of the same toolbox. In distance learning, I can put a card or two on the doc cam, and in-person the cards will remain as a visual cue on the table during an activity. Thank you for creating awesome resources!

  1358. Amanda P. –

    These explain each skill succinctly and are a great tool for in school or sending home to parents.

  1359. Lianne K. –

    The visuals are great and keep both me and my students focused on the lesson

  1360. Cassidy G. –

    Love any sort of visuals that I can help use to teach social skills, thank you!

  1361. Erin R. –

    Great resource. Thank you!

  1362. Kaitlin N. –

    Awesome resource for quick mini lessons. I am using these for my lunch bunch theme topics this year!

  1363. School Counseling Content –

    A+!

  1364. Sydney S. –

    Awesome !

  1365. Cameron R. –

    Easy to use – I liked it!

  1366. Elisabeth G. –

    love this! just what i needed!

  1367. Katie A. –

    Great activity, thank you!

  1368. Kelyn G. –

    I love the reflection sheets included! Great resource!

  1369. Sarah D. –

    Thanks!

  1370. Molly R. –

    This has been great to use with a variety of students on my caseload!

  1371. Christine S. –

    Used with a range of middle schoolers during virtual and in person learning.

  1372. Jennifer A. –

    The look is very engaging. I like the size too. I hang the skills sheets we’re targeting at the top of the plexiglass divider in front of the student to keep him focused. Haven’t tried the self-check sheet yet but like the idea.

  1373. Julianne S. –

    Great Resource!

  1374. Heather K. –

    Great resource.

  1375. Charlotte A –

    Good resource for social skills reference

  1376. Lynsie H. –

    We use this as a quick mini lesson when we have time. Its an awesome resource.

  1377. Karen N. –

    I used this during group therapy for middle schoolers that were on the spectrum. Interesting conversation topics for the students.

  1378. Amy Heiny –

    Good way to focus in on one skill. This is a good way to explain a skill you want to reinforce followed by your own activities.

  1379. Heidi Pahl –

    Comprehensive!

  1380. Arika H. –

    I use these with my students with Autism. It is nicely organized and easy for most of them to read independently.

  1381. Laura Moyer –

    These are great go-to reference cards for structuring a whole unit (or a whole year!) of social thinking skills. I love the self-evaluation tool that came with it also.

  1382. LeighAnne D. –

    This resource has come in very handy with my social skills groups. Thank you.

  1383. Jennifer K. –

    great visuals with friendly descriptions to help students understand and as a visual reminder the skills we target

  1384. Heather S. –

    So helpful!

  1385. Sara W. –

    Thank you so much for creating this resource. It has been so helpful during virtual instruction and the Google slide reflection sheet makes it so easy to check their understanding.

  1386. The SLP Caravan –

    It’s a great starting point and provides visual feedback/reminders as well.

  1387. Felicia L. –

    I love using this to help my students focus on a topic during our sessions, and they will come back in other sessions and still relate back to one of the social skills that was previously taught. Most of my students are able to use these visuals to help them remember and focus on the different social skills I want them to work on.

  1388. Life at the River-Jennifer Brewer –

    Thank you!

  1389. Paula F. –

    Great visuals for social skills development.

  1390. DIana N. –

    Great resource. Thanks!

  1391. Michelle D. –

    LOL the kids who do not want to work on these skills expressed anger at having to use this material, however it was very good for them. I would definitely recommend. The explanations are very direct and leave no room for wiggle room/negotiation =)

  1392. Samantha A. –

    Great resource, thanks!

  1393. Tiny Wisdom –

    Great resource for distance learning!

  1394. School to Private Practice SLP –

    Absolutely love these! They are a great resource for teaching concepts or as a reminder at the start/end of every speech therapy session

  1395. Rachel J. –

    Love your resources!

  1396. Jessica E. –

    I loved using this resource on Zoom and Google Meet with my students with social pragmatic goals. The pages were easy to use and had informational visuals

  1397. Bradley Hillstead –

    Good resource.

  1398. Marisa C. –

    This resource breaks down different areas of pragmatic language skills that many of my students struggle with. The explicit explanations are clear. We go back to these pages to refer to what students should do-especially for the students who like to try to disagree with the social expectations. This is a useful and valuable resource.

  1399. Speech Between Snuggles –

    Love using these when working on pragmatics!

  1400. Kori H. –

    Awesome resource! I love how they are organized and age-appropriate for my older students.

  1401. Erin G. –

    Helpful visuals for students of any ages

  1402. Madeline C. –

    Great resource for social skills groups. Used them to introduce lessons and review at the end.

  1403. Lauren M. –

    Excellent resource!

  1404. Sandra L. –

    These social skills sheets were invaluable!

  1405. Edith S. –

    I love these conversation cards for my students! They are great reminders and help keep them focused:)

  1406. Hope Lawrence –

    These are great for my individual sessions and to send as little one on one reminders.

  1407. Alison W. –

    Great visuals for my students working on pragmatic skills!

  1408. Emily B. –

    I love using these visuals to teach the skills, and then again as a reminder at the beginning of each session. They’re so easy to use!

  1409. Natalie G. –

    Loved this easy to use resource. Colorful and aesthetically pleasing to show the kids. Simple and straight forward concepts which is great!

  1410. Anna Z. –

    It was nice to find a resource I could have my paraprofessionals use to reinforce these skills during individual meets.

  1411. Lori B. –

    This resource is PERFECT for my social skills groups.

  1412. Caitlin Carney –

    Love the social skills resource!

  1413. Gretchen P. –

    Easy to use resource. I like that I was able to extend the lesson using these very straight forward skills.

  1414. Deaf Ed Toolkit –

    These visuals helped my ESL student develop social skills that she missed out on at a young age.

  1415. Josalyn W. –

    I have easy access to this resource on a book ring. The visuals and strategies presented in a concise format are inviting to students.

  1416. Leslie P. –

    These are an easy grab-and-go material.

  1417. Elise Desimone –

    This really helped my students hone in on what skill we’re focusing on today.

  1418. Rosanne Sinatra –

    Great resource – easy to use and age appropriate!

  1419. Angela G. –

    I love having these out as a visual reminder to my students when targeting social language skills.

  1420. Veronica O. –

    Social skills is so hard to teach and this product makes teaching social skills much easier and fun

  1421. Adriana S. –

    This resource has been a great tool to use with my students! They will refer to these during therapy to remind them of their goal.

  1422. Shireen G. –

    I’m prepping for a change in caseload next year and this was something that has been on my wishlist for a while! Did not regret my purchase!

  1423. Maxine S. –

    I love this quick no prep resource. The visuals are great and the kids get into a routine and understand what to expect with each new social skills.

  1424. Blair O. –

    Thank you for such a great resource.

  1425. rachel Y. –

    Great product! Exactly what I needed!

  1426. Cienna B. –

    I find this useful to give visual support to students working on social skills. This provides another mode of input to help understand and utilize these skills. It can also be used in the classroom or sent home to work on the same tasks in different situations.

  1427. Speaking Gladly –

    Helpful visuals to use while providing services remotely. Thank you

  1428. Mikayla C. –

    These focus sheets make it easy to explain a skill and highlight the skill being focussed on in the lesson. Great visuals to have in my therapy toolkit.

  1429. Kimberly D. –

    Awesome resource, very engaging!

  1430. Cheryl P. –

    Great resource to plan for counseling curriculum

  1431. Kingen’s Speech –

    I love this resource! I used it as a visual on my bulletin board as well as to hand out to students during a session. It’s nice to have simple ways to start a discussion with students. The topics are so well done-I love that it’s not limited to conversation skills but includes things like positive self talk and compromise. I also greatly appreciate the pictures. They look like they could be in a graphic novel, so they’re appropriate for my middle schoolers.

  1432. Infinitely Special Ed –

    These were great. Thank you for sharing!

  1433. Kellen B. –

    One of my favorite and most referenced social skills material

  1434. Jennifer B. –

    In my program there are many skills that we need to work on. I am using these cards and focusing on one a week. We practice the skill daily for that week. It helps me as a teacher have a framework of social and language skills that my students need to develop. In my life skills program it is also very helpful to have something that is short and to the point to help with focus and retention.

  1435. Sarah S. –

    Great resource!

  1436. Kaitlin A. –

    Great visuals that breakdown exactly what easy skill is.

  1437. Brianna R. –

    Having this resource out while working on social skills is great to keep the group on track and focused on our goals for the session!

  1438. Haeleigh R. –

    These visuals have been so great as goal reminders for my students (and me) during sessions – especially during mixed groups! I love the design and great descriptions of the skill being targeted. I’m excited to have these in my therapy bag now!

  1439. Megan C. –

    Great visuals!

  1440. Amber P. –

    I love this resource! I laminated the cards and put them on a ring so they are quick to grab when we need to review one of the topics.

  1441. Sally L. –

    This resource worked great with my special needs students!

  1442. Ilyssa C. –

    Such a great tool for your toolbox! Quick, easy to understand, easy to post everywhere. Don’t pass this one up.

  1443. Nicole P. –

    I was stuck on what to do with some of my social pragmatic kids. The visuals are easy to follow and engaging. I’ve used this both in person and virtually and it was great either way!

  1444. amy B. –

    This is such a great addition to my Transition curriculum! Great to teach social skills. I will use this for years to come!

  1445. Kendra Thompson –

    Great resource!!

  1446. Taylor G. –

    Activities that are engaging and designed to help students generalize their pragmatic language skills. Definitely worth the buy!

  1447. gabriela G. –

    I love speechy musings products.

  1448. Jessica G. –

    Great to send home some of the visual reminders to help parents target the skills at home.

  1449. Emily Y. –

    Enjoyed for my ASD students

  1450. Rebecca H. –

    Perfect for teletherapy sessions with children.

  1451. Kimber R. –

    Great resource.

  1452. Kendra L. –

    Great tool to spark meaningful conversations.

  1453. Nicole C. –

    Great resource!

  1454. Courtney Sutphin –

    I have used this resource in person and with online learning. My students have been engaged in the lessons and very responsive.

  1455. Kristen Z. –

    I have used this regularly for several years. It is a great product that I often pull out and review at the start of a session and refer back to throughout the session to re-focus the group if needed. I appreciate the half sheets- they seem to keep the information manageable without overloading students.

  1456. Alexandra N. –

    I used this a lot with students on the autism spectrum and feel it was a great resource when teaching social skills.

  1457. Desert Speechie –

    These are so nice for a quick visual during therapy and something for the kids to reference. I made them into a little book and easy to carry around from classroom to classroom!

  1458. Alyssa H. –

    Great resource for introducing social skills and using the cards as a visual cue/reminder.

  1459. Jordan J. –

    Love using social activities like this with my older students.

  1460. Super SPED Ed –

    Use in my social skills instruction, they are a great resource!

  1461. Jordan H. –

    Love having this as a visual for my students when working on social skills.

  1462. Talha M. –

    I used this resource in a social group with students that struggle with social skills. The explanations are perfect and simple for students to understand. I enjoyed using this resource which has definitely benefitted my students.

  1463. Zee P. –

    Great resource!

  1464. Siobhan M. –

    Love this resource! Perfect to use as both a teaching tool during sessions as well as on my wall as functional decor!

  1465. Exceptional Edits by Carley Flores –

    Although I intended to use this for my older students, some of these cards with their short-and-sweet explanations were the perfect jumping point for conversations with a couple of first graders that have autism and needed practice and explicit examples. I printed these as half sheets on cardstock and laminated them. I pull out each specific card as I need it and either have my student read it or I will read it to them as part of a larger activity or conversation related to the skill being taught.

    Thank you so much for this resource!

  1466. Kelly L. –

    This was great, thank you!

  1467. Nicole A. –

    I have used and completed all the slides with my older students in social skills groups! The language is so student friendly and able to start conversations with the kids. Students enjoyed the visuals when I put the slides on the projector. Students really took well this resource, definitely recommend for older elementary or even middle school.

  1468. Courtney B. –

    Great resource!

  1469. Kamila S. –

    Great breakdown of daily social skills. The language and visuals make it easy for students to comprehend. I would love to see an extension of real pictures to practice and identify the focus social skill.

  1470. Amber K. –

    I’m using this resource to supplement my social skills curriculum. I would love to see a social skills curriculum based on these visuals alone! I think it would be amazing to have such high-quality visuals paired with lessons and role-playing experiences. I hope you’ll consider this in the future!

  1471. The Speech Room LLC L. –

    Just open and start working, very good resource for social skills. A must have for every SLP working in pragmatics.

  1472. Kristi N. –

    I love how simple this skill building guide is. Little to no prep! Great resource for individual counseling and can be transferred to classroom teachers.

  1473. Miranda B. –

    I am starting to use this resource with a variety of students as an SLP, students with mild to more moderate disabilities.

  1474. Dana U. –

    comprehensive resource.

  1475. Stephanie Fisher-Batoff –

    This was great for my students to work on engaging socially with one another. Thank you!

  1476. Carmoleta V. –

    My clients love working on their social skills using this workbook. Very easy and very engaging.

  1477. Elizabeth J. –

    Great resource thank you!

  1478. Tricia B –

    I love using this with some of my ASD students. Great for self-assessment of the skills as well

  1479. Chelsea N. –

    Love this resource! Thank you so much for creating this resource!

  1480. Abby L. –

    Love this resource! Saved me a lot of time from having to create visuals myself.

  1481. Denise B. –

    I use these at the beginning of every social skills session. It is a great way to review one or several social skills. We are working on learning all of them in the deck. It is great to have them all set and ready to use. The deck covers a variety of conversation skills, and the kids like counting how many they have learned. I would recommend this resource. They are clear and organized, and best of all- NO prep!

  1482. Anna D. –

    Great resource!

  1483. Jamie M. –

    It was a great way to get my group of boys following directions, and they were able to follow along sentence by sentence. This helped guide a conversation, taking turns and staying on topic!

  1484. Lily F. –

    We used one social skills focus sheet per group meeting as the topic for the meeting. These worked well for introducing the topic and providing the student a sheet to add to their reference packets.

  1485. Mary W. –

    Not only is this helpful for in person and online students, it’s perfect to give to parents as an update on what we’re working on.

  1486. Kristen L. –

    Great visuals and breakdowns!

  1487. Cassandra W. –

    I use these during most of my social skills groups! Excellent resource!

  1488. Stephanie H. –

    loved it, thanks! 🙂

  1489. Esther C. –

    This resource provides a focus on one skill at a time and self-reflection on pragmatic skills! I love how it provides extra worksheets for students to self-reflect.

  1490. Kristy B. –

    These are great and very thorough!

  1491. Kristyna B. –

    I love that these are low prep, and provide great strategies for my clients! I use these as an intro, and they’re awesome!

  1492. Shinehah Y. –

    as always, a great resource from speechy musings!

  1493. Megan M. –

    Loved the specific images and verbiage for visual and verbal explanation I could present to students. My kiddos with language disorders have benefitted greatly from the specificity and visual representations on the cards.

  1494. Kristen B. –

    This has been a great addition to my classroom!

  1495. Jessie Z. –

    Great resource!

  1496. TeachLoveInspireCreate –

    Thank you

  1497. Lisa H. –

    Love the visuals and clear definitions!

  1498. Allison N. –

    Good resources for students with social language and skill deficits.

  1499. Melissa Foster –

    Great resource!

  1500. Gift of Gabb –

    Great resource. Thank you so much!

  1501. Dorian Sobel –

    Another great resource from Speechy Musings!

  1502. Amanda D. –

    I was really happy with this resource and would recommend it !

  1503. Evian W. –

    My students enjoyed and were engaged in each activity.

  1504. Stacy H. –

    Thank you

  1505. Chastity T. –

    Thank you!

  1506. Timmer Teaches SPED –

    This has been my favorite resource from TPT! It is perfect for my students who need additional social cues.

  1507. Rhonda Hughey –

    I love these. They are very handy to have and work wonderfully.

  1508. Miriam N. –

    Incredible tool to use with my students that are working on regulation and social skills! They found it age appropriate and fun!

  1509. Shannon H. –

    Great resource- I used these to supplement my SEL lessons. Thanks!

  1510. Allie Lanphear –

    These are so great to help keep sessions focused and purposeful!

  1511. Mallory O. –

    Excellent resource to use during virtual instruction. Great visuals to support student learning.

  1512. Jessica R. –

    These sheets are incredible! I love the clear description of each skill and the age-appropriate graphics! I used them for direct instruction and reminders for skill carry-over.

  1513. Special Little Learners –

    Thank you!

  1514. Stephanye R. –

    I tested it out to see how it would work for the next school year, and my students got a lot out of it, more so than other resources or curriculum I’ve used. Thanks!

  1515. Kayla SLP –

    I loved using this with my social language groups!

  1516. MEGAN F. –

    This has been really helpful with my daughter and learning to better interact with others. SHe likes it because it’ a visual with a clear explanation for tips. Thanks so much.

  1517. Elizabeth M. –

    Excellent product – thank you!

  1518. Leonda F. –

    Students loved the activity!

  1519. Patricia R. –

    Used with my parents for skill sheets

  1520. Chloe B School SLP –

    Very helpful for the students I was working with!

  1521. Cheyenne A. –

    I love that this resource is low prep! It provides excellent strategies and breakdown of daily social skills for my clients of all ages.

  1522. Leslie T. –

    Great visual to teach and review social skills.

  1523. Amber Koutnik –

    Great for distance learning!

  1524. Emily L. –

    Awesome intro into social skills for my ASD kiddos going into school!!

  1525. Amanda T. –

    Great!!

  1526. Jill K. –

    I love how easy these are to scaffold to different conversation abilities. Thank you!

  1527. Suzie M. –

    This was just right for my social skills group. Thanks!

  1528. Ashley C. –

    Very good for pragmatics groups. Lots of helpful ideas for social situations.

  1529. JACKLYN MUNOZ –

    This worked great for my small group.

  1530. jenna C. –

    Low prep and I’m so glad I have it on hand!

  1531. Catherine W. –

    These help the students stay focused on one topic at a time without wandering too far.

  1532. Alexandria E. –

    I love that the resource checks for understanding to use as an exit ticket at the end. It explains why things are important and can be incorporated with practicing in a session.

  1533. Brittany I. –

    I LOVE this product to support students who struggle with social skills. A variety of helpful topics are included in this easy to use resource!

  1534. Stephanie L. –

    My clients have liked this resource. It has made explaining and teaching conversational skills easier and more concrete. Very useful resource!!

  1535. Mikayla B. –

    Great way to work on and teach social skills

  1536. Deyanira M. –

    In addition to my other materials, the social development social skills focus sheets are used with my social groups first to introduce our new topic of the day. This is currently being used for distance learning, but I can’t wait to print them out and laminate them once I go back in person.

  1537. Miss Ds Counseling Corner –

    Love how simple the resource is! Haven’t used consistently with students yet, but helpful for adults.

  1538. Heather M. –

    I use these in conjunction with video modeling and role playing lessons. They are a great way to keep my students focused on the targeted social skills!

  1539. Stephanie F. –

    Great for cues in social language groups. I even sent them home for carryover cues!

  1540. Amanda S. –

    Great resource!

  1541. Colleen M. –

    Great for my social skills group!

  1542. Quinn L. –

    These focus sheets are a great simple description of the social skill and help start the foundation of building that skill!

  1543. Whitney M. –

    Great resource for social skills for older students.

  1544. Leslie Morris –

    Good way to focus on individual skills during convo!

  1545. North Star SLP –

    I have these sheets up in my room – they are cute, colorful, and functional!

  1546. Lauren K. –

    Great Resource!

  1547. Emmy J. –

    This is an awesome resource to use in lunch bunches and mixed groups! It helps my students understand the expectations for the session and focus on the target skill.

  1548. Allison Baker –

    Anything from this store is great! This resource was a good thing to keep hanging off my desk in the classroom. I also was able to better organize social langauge lessons using these topics.

  1549. Justine L. –

    This was a great resource for my students!

  1550. Julie B. –

    I have a ton of students with social goals this year and I was feeling like I didn’t know where to start. These half sheets are a perfect starting point to introduce a skill, and then have discussions around. Thank you!!

  1551. Alyssa H. –

    Good for annual review data.

  1552. Marisa C. –

    My students loved this!

  1553. Katie M. –

    Great for teaching social skills. Students enjoyed the activities as part of small group instruction.

  1554. Sara B. –

    I have these skills on a ring that I bring to my “lunch bunch” groups. (I’m a school counselor) Each week, we focus on one of the skills. They are laminated and the skill of the day is in the middle of the table throughout our activities. Kids earn rewards for practicing the skill. These have been a great addition for my small groups! Thank you!

  1555. Renee G. –

    This resource provides excellent visuals to target so many social skills. I enjoy using them with all my students focusing on social conversation skills. The explanations and very clear and are worded extremely well so that the students can easily understand what we are focusing on. I often pair these cards with a video modeling the social skill and they pair together well.

  1556. Mary M. –

    Excited to continue using this resource as a guide to help all students be re-introduced to how to socially interact with their peers.

  1557. Vicky P. –

    My students loved talking about the topics. It made their ethics class much more agreeable.

  1558. Brittany B. –

    I’m using this during individual counseling. It’s a great resource that helps to guide conversations.

  1559. Petey’s SLP Mom –

    Good resource!

  1560. Amina B. –

    Wow. This is exactly what I needed. Such an easy visual to have for both students and parents. Allows the, to understand EXACTLY what is being targeted across the session. Also the self rating checklist at the end is perfect.

  1561. Melissa Rowland –

    Great resource for high school students who require direct social skills instruction!

  1562. Brenna A. –

    Great to use when facilitating teaching social skills.

  1563. Alexa J. –

    I love this resource for teaching and targeting specific conversation skills. The visuals are clear and a great non-verbal cue during social groups.

  1564. Nicole G. –

    loved these visuals and the self reflection sheets

  1565. Kenneth C. –

    These are a great asset to add good social skills to my students and a good chance to discuss social issues and enhance my students speaking skills and confidence. I continue to find new ways to incorporate these into my classes. Thank you.

  1566. indyspeechy –

    this is fantastic- good for intros to social skills lessons (pick one as a focus) and then lead the lesson from there. I really like these!

  1567. Nichole H. –

    Love these quick, easy to read visuals for reinforcing or reminding of social/conversational skills. I especially love the self-assessment!

  1568. Kelly S. –

    These visuals are wonderful to use during therapy, to send home and to add to a functional bulletin board! A great addition to any social skills resource!

  1569. Elizabeth B. –

    I love these cards- it makes teaching a specific social skill more focused.

  1570. Debra H. –

    Loved this resource, worked out great for my kiddos!

  1571. Raising Warriors SLP –

    Great resource!

  1572. Natasha A. –

    Easy to use and my students enjoyed going through these.

  1573. Brooke B. –

    This resource is amazing! I love the breakdown of multiple social skills for my groups. I use it weekly!!

  1574. Melissa L. –

    These visuals are so easy for students to understand and cover such a wide range of pragmatic skills. I have them all printed out and can use them in collaboration with so many other activities as a way for students to monitor themselves.

  1575. P2C – Pictures to Communicate –

    Thank you for a great product! It was applicable and easy to use. I would recommend buying it.

  1576. Chandler G the SLP –

    LOVE this resource! Have also used it with high schoolers with higher needs.

  1577. Emily W. –

    I have loved using this resource!

  1578. Alessia N. –

    Awesome resource! I have these on a key ring and pull these out all the time as reminders. The visuals are clear, vibrant and engaging!

  1579. Suzanne Clark –

    Great product

  1580. Anna H. –

    I think these are helpful reminders to quickly pull out with a student with a lot of “in the moment” learning. I have also made a copy for the student with the applicable cards so they can reference them when they want to. Thank you!

  1581. Jill DeLuca –

    I love this resource. I put it on a key ring for quick access. It is perfect for the therapy room or during push-in collaborative lessons.

  1582. Empowering Counselor –

    Very helpful to guide lunch bunches!

  1583. Thought Bubble SLP –

    Love all of your products!

  1584. Karen P. –

    I really like this resource. They are great visuals to use for pragmatic groups! I laminated all pages and kept them on a binder ring.

  1585. Jennifer Cerswell –

    This resource really helped my students who were struggling with proper behavior after being out of the school setting for so long.

  1586. Margo Simmons –

    I use this resource all the time! It’s easy to prep and easy to have ready. I hang it on my wall for easy access!

  1587. Angie M. –

    This has been very helpful in guiding conversations with my social skills groups.

  1588. erin G. –

    We love it!

  1589. Renata R. –

    Really good resource

  1590. Rachel F. –

    Very helpful working with my students with autism. Engaging and structured

  1591. sharon T. –

    Great stuff.

  1592. Emma W. –

    Great visuals. Thank you!!

  1593. Kimberly W. –

    Love, love, love, as I do everything by this seller. Still need to assemble it all but that is the only drawback; once assembled I will use these visuals with so many students, forever. Just the right amount of info for most of my caseload – a picture or graphic for non-readers, and lots of good information for older students, without being excessive. Hits so many goal areas!

  1594. Joelle M. –

    This is a fun unit, I would recommend.

  1595. Mary Miller –

    Because of being out of school due to the pandemic, I found my students were missing many crucial social skills. This helped me fill in their gaps.

  1596. Jacquelyn V. –

    Great easy references!

  1597. Kelcie D. –

    Great resource! I have used this with my students both in my classroom and in their classrooms. My teachers request these for their desks if they see a student needs a reminder and it is nice to have a half sheet!

  1598. Emma T. –

    These cards help me facilitate appropriate social skills with my students.

  1599. Brittany A. –

    great visual

  1600. Joseph A. –

    great for reteaching thank you

  1601. Monochromatic Speech –

    The visuals and explanations are helpful for systematically explaining different areas related to pragmatic language

  1602. Madison L. –

    This resource gives a nice visual for more complex/abstract social skills. It provides a good visual reminder of their goal without needing verbal redirection. It really helps to breakdown these complex skills.

  1603. Amanda S. –

    I have loved using this resource during my social language groups

  1604. Ashley F. –

    This resource is great! I love how the cards are laid out and how easy they are to grab and use as a visual during sessions.

  1605. Arnett’s Achievers –

    After the last few years of Covid and at-home learning, my students needed a refresher on some basic social skills. We used these for a mini-lesson, and consistently refer back to them throughout the year. The language used in this resource is easy to refer back to and something that sticks with the students.

  1606. Speech to You –

    This is a great activity for the student to read while working on social skills.

  1607. Amy H. –

    Thank you!

  1608. Taylor S. –

    Great visuals!

  1609. Bea T. –

    Amazing resource! Love love the visuals and the explanations are great teaching and reminders for students. Easy prepped as well!

  1610. Caroline Hale –

    Love the visuals! Can be used for so many children with pragmatic goals.

  1611. Long Pui Abi C. –

    Great tool to pull out to start conversations with my kids and the visuals are great for those who might need some in the moment reminders.

  1612. Angela T. –

    This has been a great addition to my social skills lessons. I have printed this in a smaller form so that each student gets a copy and I have put them together like a little book.

  1613. Stacie N. –

    Finally!

  1614. Sarah R. –

    I love this resource for working on pragmatics and self-awareness! It breaks down skills to focus on one at a time.

  1615. Huckleberry Therapy LLC –

    Great for quick lessons/conversation starts to add into my social groups.

  1616. stephanie M. –

    I laminated these and keep on a key ring for easy grab-and-go social skills lessons. These have become a lifesaver for days where I have no prep time!

  1617. The Ms Perry Show –

    I utilized this resource with my small group focused on social skills. These sheets helped to guide conversations and engage students with learning social skills.

  1618. Ashley G. –

    I used this with a first grade class to help with behavior regulation. I will continue to use with multiple grade levels next year.

  1619. Maggie S. –

    Great for introducing new social skills and to use as cue cards throughout the session!

  1620. Emily N. –

    So amazing!

  1621. Hailey O’Connor –

    By far one of the BEST resources I’ve used from TPT- this completely changed my classroom management for the better! I can’t wait to use this from the beginning of the year, especially ot help rebuild all that they lost through the past 2 years.

  1622. Gabrielle V. –

    Love this resource!

  1623. Robin K. –

    Excellent resource!

  1624. Jenna L. –

    I love how there are a variety of specific, meaningful self and social skills. It does a good job of explaining complex skills and the visuals/graphics are great.

  1625. Cicily B. –

    Very engaging!

  1626. Rainbows and Sunshine with Deaf Ed –

    Very useful to target and start conversations about specific social skills.

  1627. Devon H. –

    Great!

  1628. Constance Jones –

    I used these cards as an intro and review activities.

  1629. Sara T. –

    Love this resource for teaching and practicing social skills!

  1630. Katelynn D. –

    Great tool!

  1631. Dara L. –

    Was a really helpful resource for my social skills group!

  1632. Samantha B. –

    Great resources! Thanks

  1633. Cassie F. –

    I love using these reflections at the beginning and end of my speech sessions.

  1634. Melissa Luces –

    Great resource for working with my kiddos with social/pragmatic goals. Thank you!

  1635. Leila E. –

    Love it! Exactly what I wanted.

  1636. Alisha R. –

    This is a great resource both in distance learning and in person.

  1637. Kristen E. –

    Great resource!

  1638. Kara S. –

    Very helpful resource! Thank you!

  1639. Nikole S. –

    Great resource to support social skills.

  1640. Lisa B. –

    I love the variety of topics covered. I do have to flip through to find what I want but it’s worth it

  1641. Jennifer T. –

    I love this resource. I use it to counsel students on these topics. Thanks!

  1642. Bianca A. –

    Use this with my entire caseload. I honestly think all students can use this as part of SEL (Social Emotional Learning) curriculum. I love the reflection activities. Thanks so much!

  1643. Karen F. –

    I have always been satisfied with materials purchased from Speechy Musings. I appreciate that these are to the point, cover various topics and can be used as a quick reminder for my students.

  1644. Kazuyo M. –

    Very useful to use for the students; I was using it as a resource for the school.

  1645. Jetzabel A. –

    I loved this resource! My kids were super engaged while using it!

  1646. Cristal T. –

    These are a great tool to keep my social skills lessons on track with my self contained classroom lessons. I laminated them so they can be passed around without damage.

  1647. Laura L. –

    Nice set of half sheet pages to teach/reinforce social skills concepts. I like the inclusion of the self-monitoring and reflection tools!

  1648. Paula C. –

    Great resource for addressing a variety of social skills.

  1649. Brittany H. –

    It is nice to have something handy to reinforce social skills. I like the reflectiion sheets, but most of my students do not like having to fill them out. Nevertheless, these are important skills to teach. I just wish the students bought in to it more.

  1650. Allison B. –

    Great resource! Worked well with multiple goals and across multiple mixed groups!

  1651. Sunny Side Up Speech –

    Great way to review skills with students in the mornings to start the day off on a great foot.

  1652. Emma B. –

    I use this with check-in students and they are engaged with this activity

  1653. Kim F. –

    My students are making a book with each of these concepts and it has really facilitated great discussion in my groups!

  1654. Happy Talk Speech and Language Therapy –

    I have used these visuals during speech therapy and sent home for review and practice. Clients and their parents have found these very helpful!

  1655. Rachel B. –

    These were great for social skills! Used them in speech sessions and for carryover with classroom teacher

  1656. Jacqueline B. –

    This is a great resource for targeting pragmatics in the elementary setting. The sheets are clear and concise, and the reflection sheets are helpful for students.

  1657. Christina C. –

    Another great, ready-to-use resource from Speechy Musings!

  1658. Sofia Z. –

    Having this already ready resource for my social skills group was great. Gave me more ideas to use with my older students.

  1659. Sarah G. –

    These mini-visuals are amazing. I love that there is a section where students can self-reflect on where they are with each skill and to think about what they are doing well/how they can grow. Thank you!

  1660. Natasha S. –

    Started using this during remote learning, and was helpful for focusing on discrete skills and teaching about neurotypical expectations (even though I don’t teach or condone teaching masking). It’s a useful tool, though!

  1661. Lisa Johnson –

    This is an excellent resource! Thank you so much!

  1662. Amy G. –

    Great visuals that my students always find engaging and that easily support and generate discussion on various social skills.

  1663. The Lowkey SLP –

    You can never have too many visuals for social skills! I love having these cards to both introduce topics and review topics with my social language groups.

  1664. Rachel U. –

    I love reviewing these focus sheets at the beginning of a session and then having the student self reflect on how they did during the session. Simple and easy to use!

  1665. Spill the Key Speech –

    I love this resource. I have found that students learn best when this is paired with a video to learn the skill.

  1666. Jen J. –

    I love this resource. I laminated it and put it on a key ring for quick and easy access. A great addition for the therapy room or during inclusion lessons.

  1667. Jill S. –

    Great resource for targeting social skills. The visuals are great and engaging to my students. They love this!

  1668. Kristi Champagne –

    My students loved this activity! It kept them engaged!

  1669. Adapted Aut Stars –

    This has provided so much structure to my virtual one on one sessions. We tend to work on several skills but one big focus skill. This helps me as a teacher give feedback that is on topic and helps my students work on self reflection

  1670. Kenn the SLP –

    This was a very helpful resource for my teachers as well as the student.

  1671. Kaitlyn S. –

    Exactly what I was looking for. Love the range of social topics covered. Will be using this resource all year long in my social skills groups. I never hesitate to purchase from this seller. Thank you!

  1672. Jill W. –

    I love using these focus sheets in my life skills groups. They are valuable lessons and the resource is easy to use!

  1673. Ann M. –

    Wonderful resource for students struggling with pragmatic language. Kid friendly pictures with easy to understand concepts!

  1674. Brittany B. –

    These focus sheets have been great for my students who are working on social skills. The visuals are nice and I really enjoy the short descriptions that go along.

  1675. miranda S. –

    This has been a helpful visual for my students to refer to.

  1676. Nicole P. –

    These were a great resource to use with my students. Over the years we have seen students lacking more and more with social skills. This was an easy and effective resource to use with them.

  1677. Katia C. –

    Great resource for teaching pragmatic skills! Easy for children to access when printed and laminated.

  1678. Kelly C. –

    Love these visuals! I have them up in my room and refer to them frequently. Thank you for this great resource!

  1679. Michelle R. –

    I used these at start of session to discuss therapy focus and liked the self reflection sheet that we completed at the end of each session. Very helpful for parents to see what we worked on too!

  1680. Kathryn W. –

    These resources are perfect for older and younger students working on various pragmatic language skills. I print many of the resources for students to take home and review with his/her parents and siblings.

  1681. Paige B SLP –

    love having these visuals to help reinforce and remind about topics we are working on.

  1682. Elizabeth D. –

    These tools for self and social focus have been incredibly helpful!

  1683. Maureen W. –

    Great resource for social skills and I love that it was easy and not much prep!

  1684. Kaylynn S. –

    Great engaging product that is easy to print and use!

  1685. Kylee Y. –

    Good to use with my high school social language groups in sub-separate classrooms.

  1686. Amanda K. –

    Every resource I have used from Speechy Musings has been the best!!

  1687. sara P. –

    Helpful for explicit, direct instruction of pragmatic language skills. Can be used to be neurodiversity affirming

  1688. melissa V. –

    My students really enjoyed this activity. The sheets were easy to use and made each concept very easy to teach.

  1689. Nadia Z. –

    Loved how this resource broke down social concepts in a clear and concise way for students to understand!

  1690. Rachel C. –

    Great structured resource to introduce and instruct social skills.

  1691. Carolina V. –

    Extremely satisfied with this resource. It has 28 focus sheets. These are really good resources.

  1692. Sunny Day Speech Academy –

    I absolutely love using these to summarise our social skills lessons.

  1693. Michelle W. –

    These were a great resource in my 2nd/3rd behavior class! THanks!

  1694. Adrienne J. –

    I really like how this resource is broken down into different concepts and focuses; makes it very clear and comprehensible for my kids!

  1695. Leticia G. –

    My kids love these visuals. Language is accessible to learners!

  1696. Rachel S. –

    All of these sheets cover their topics clearly and succinctly and never go over my students’ heads. Some of these topics can be tricky to tackle that way, so this resource has been a much welcome addition to my therapy tools.

  1697. Hayley L. –

    These are great visuals for my pragmatic language kiddos!

  1698. Speech and Language Cousins –

    These are a very handy resource for simple introductions in my social skills groups.

  1699. Emma Barnes –

    This was a great resource to use with students working on a variety of social skills.

  1700. Makayla’s Speech at the Beach –

    This is a fun and engaging resource that is great for targeting communication.

  1701. Danielle T. –

    This has been useful to help students work on self-awareness and skill development.

  1702. Rhiannon B. –

    Easy to use and covers a variety of topics in easy to understand language.

  1703. Jennifer B. –

    Love using these as a way for my students to focus on a skill, practice it, and reflect on how and why it’s used!

  1704. Caroline Daino –

    Great resource for my learners! They really enjoyed it!

  1705. Rylie A. –

    Many different “lesson” to choose from. Can be used as a quick lesson or can be taught as a whole. The reflection sheet for the students are easy to use to check understanding and reflect.

  1706. Megan L. –

    This resource has been such a game-changer for supporting social-emotional growth with my students! The focus sheets and visuals make abstract concepts more concrete, and the self-reflection prompts really get them thinking about their behavior and choices. It’s easy to use, super adaptable across ages, and works great for individual or small group sessions. Love having a go-to tool for social development that’s both thoughtful and practical!

  1707. Skylar N. –

    this resource was super helpful to use with my speech therapy students

  1708. Simone C. –

    I have used these with my students to help teaching social skills.

  1709. Stephanie Herold –

    This resource has been very helpful to use with my students/families for speech therapy. Thank you!

  1710. Mallory T. –

    This was a helpful resource to include in my sessions with students with social communication goals. I highly recommend all of speechy musings resources. Very practical and useful.

  1711. Stacey S. –

    I love this resource! A real time saver! Thank you!

  1712. Ashley F. –

    self and social focus

    My guidance counselor uses this in her counseling classes.

  1713. Kharyl B. –

    Great focus sheets

    I love this resource for working on social skills in a positive neurodiversity affirming way.

  1714. Carolyn M. –

    Good for social groups

    I’m always looking for resources for my social language groups. This will be a great addition!

  1715. Alicia V. –

    thankful for this resource

    I originally purchased this for my son who has trouble knowing what to do in social interactions. However, I’ve now carried it over into my classroom as I’ve discovered more and more students having difficulty with social interactions as device usage increases. Sometimes we assume kids will just know what to do in any given social interaction, but this skill requires explicit instruction, too!

  1716. Emily Tonti –

    Excellent resource

    I am always looking for more resources to work on SEL with my students. These are informative and kid friendly!

  1717. Naijah M. –

    a beautiful resource that i recomend to others

    i recommebnd this to other people to use. this was a very well made resource

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