Teasing and bullying social skills kit for kids with ASD - Free download cards and illustrated panels

autism social skills counseling materials

Here is a free download kit to help children with Asperger's and other autism spectrum disorders with social skills associated with teasing and bullying. You get six illlustrated panels and 36 question/challenge cards.

Children with Asperger’s and other autism spectrum disorders often suffer quite a lot from being teased and bullied.  I have designed some [...]

Helping kids with Asperger's to give compliments: Worksheets for social skills teaching

worksheets for autism social skills teaching

Children with autism tend to be really honest. This poses problems when it comes to giving compliments. I have some strategies and some simple worksheets here to help troubleshoot some obstacles to successful practice of this skill.

This is the third in a series of posts regarding teaching the social skill of giving compliments to [...]

Empathy autism social skills training, Part 2: Teaching concern using photos (22 downloads for you here)

Below, there are twenty more captioned photos like this. You print them out and use them as part of your visual-based social skills teaching for children on the autism spectrum.

Below, there are twenty more captioned photos like this. You print them out and use them as part of your visual-based social skills teaching for children on the autism spectrum.

This is Part 2 of a several-part series on how to teach “empathy” skills to children on the autism spectrum.  (Click here to review Part [...]

Showing Concern: Empathy social skills lessons, downloads for children on the autism spectrum

This is the first of seven panels you can easily click on and print out. Use them as talking points when you are teaching, or display them on a wall. Children on the autism spectrum often find "showing concern" a very difficult skill to learn.

This is the first of seven panels you can easily click on and print out. Use them as talking points when you are teaching, or display them on a wall. Children on the autism spectrum often find "showing concern" a very difficult skill to learn.

This is the first in the series of posts on [...]