Are friendships difficult for your neurodiverse learner?
Are you looking for effective and easy-to-use materials to help your learner build friendships with the peers in his/her community?
You've found the solution. The
Friendship Skills for Kids with Autism & Asperger's
workbook provides quick, no-prep activities, each focusing on a critical aspect of making and maintaining friendships.
In this workbook, your child will learn:
What a Friend Is:
Recognize the characteristics of true friendship.
How to Show Friendship:
Use actions and words to express friendship.
Building a Friendship:
Engage in shared activities and interests.
Handling Conflict:
Resolve misunderstandings and get friendships back on track.
Dealing with False Friends:
Identify and cope with unhealthy relationships.
Key Features:
Clear and Easy-to-Use Worksheets:
Each worksheet is designed to be user-friendly and engaging, making it easy for children to follow and understand.
Incremental Skill Development:
Skills are introduced gradually, with plenty of practice, allowing children to make meaningful progress.
Parent/Educator Guides:
Each worksheet is supported with a parent guide that explains the concept and includes suggestions for alternate and extension activities.
Empower your learner with the skills they need to thrive in their community. Grab this workbook, start with the first easy-to-use worksheet and get your learner on the road to social success today!
About the Six-Minute Series
The Six-Minute series of workbooks is designed for busy parents and professionals who need easy-to-use and effective materials to work with learners who have Autism, Asperger's and similar social skill differences.
The worksheets are designed to be easy-to-use, visually appealing and incremental in developing much-needed skills. Each worksheet teaches a simple key idea and provides practice in applying that idea. Worksheets can form the core of a social skills lesson, or be used in those 'extra' moments.
Kindle Users:
This workbook is designed to be equally effective whether you write in the print version or use your own paper with the Kindle version.
Because your learner needs to see the workbook page, the book is best used on a tablet rather than a phone.