Teen Social Skills Activities for Community Scenarios - Speech Therapy Unit
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Teen Social Skills Activities for Community Scenarios – Speech Therapy Unit

(461 customer reviews)

$9.00

Social skills community activities for middle school and high school! There are 80 social situations included, plus options to include custom-made ones depending on your student’s needs.

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Description

Are you searching for purposeful social skills activities for middle school and high school students? It’s a difficult topic, and it is hard to find something age-appropriate for your speech and language sessions. Check out these functional, real-world problem-solving scenarios for teens.

Make working on social skills activities fun and engaging!

Working on pragmatics is difficult. Working on pragmatics with middle schoolers and high schoolers is even harder. Use this thorough product designed to work on a variety of social skills activities within the community. These interactive activities will give your students control of the situations and questions presented.

There are 80 social scenarios included, plus options to include custom-made ones depending on your student’s needs.

The social skills activities in this product are organized in order from easiest to hardest. Keep in mind, that many of these questions don’t have one right answer. The more complex cards are great for discussions.

Some of these scenarios are difficult, even for adults, but are real situations that will arise in life that are important to think about and discuss. If you find them too difficult for the teenager you are working with, try asking a different question that is more direct.

Pragmatic Concepts Targeted With This Product:

  • Topic maintenance
  • Initiating conversations
  • Asking & answering questions
  • Identifying non-verbal aspects of language
  • Identifying the problem & solution
  • Spontaneously seeking assistance
  • Asking questions to clarify

 

► Are you struggling to engage your middle and high school students in conversation?
► Do you need functional language activities that are age-appropriate?
► Do you want a structured activity that covers a variety of pragmatic goals?
► Do you need activities that work for one-on-one sessions and group sessions?

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED:

Store & Situation Cards

Place the cards in 2 piles face down – store & situations. Have the student pick one card from each pile, applying the situation to the store and answering.

These situations are the most basic and result in a straightforward answer.

Social Conversations

Pages discussing “Initiating Conversation,” “Asking & Answering Questions,” and “Body Language.” Includes 6 open-ended or multiple-choice questions per page.

Pick Your Adventure Pragmatics Book

Includes: Map with stores, 6 pages (a page per store) with 4 corresponding scenarios on each page.

The student makes 3 choices:

Choose a store from the map
Choose if they are shopping or browsing
Choose if they are alone or with friends

There are 24 possible options to choose from. Each one has a separate scenario to respond to.

Social Experience Web Maps

Going to the Doctor, Going to a Restaurant, Going to the Hair Salon

Each page shows a web map starting from the beginning of the experience to the end, with various social situations that arise. The student is asked to find solutions incorporating many pragmatic skills. Start at the beginning of the web diagram, read & answer each situation before moving on to the next box. Works great for group discussions.

Personal Reflection Worksheet

Single page with questions about difficult social situations and how to overcome them.

“Roll the Dice” Pragmatics Game

A generalization activity that targets thinking of a problem & solution. The purpose is to think about the social scenarios that may arise before you are put in a particular situation. This is the most challenging activity in the packet.

 

 

SLPS AND EDUCATORS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“Lifesaver resource for me, I struggle with getting my students to engage in conversation and work through problems and this has truly helped bridge that gap. Thank you!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “This resource was so helpful when I used it with my high school students in self-contained classrooms! It made working in groups much easier because it targets pragmatic language skills and allows students to brain-storm how they would respond/initiate conversations in different settings!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“It is so difficult to find resources that are applicable and age-appropriate looking for my older students. This is a great resource that has relevant situations that my students can learn about and work on building their skills for!”

 

 

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461 reviews for Teen Social Skills Activities for Community Scenarios – Speech Therapy Unit

  1. jobeth bocock –

    can’t wait to use this packet

  2. Katherine V. –

    I love how it incorporates social skills beyond just the school setting and the fact that it is for older kids!

  3. Buyer –

    I can’t wait to use this packet with my social skills groups!!

  4. happetalker –

    Such a fabulous pragmatic packet for my teens! Thanks for being so creative with these activities!

  5. Ashley M. –

    Perfect for my social skills group!

  6. Elizabeth R. –

    Terrific product for working with middle school students!

  7. Juanita W. –

    Looking forward to using this packet with students with social pragmatic concerns as well as adapting the activities for students who stutter. Thanks!

  8. Kristy F. –

    Such a creative way to target functional social skills! The “choose your own adventure” is fun and has many options. I am using this in groups for which some students are focusing on pragmatics and others are working on carryover of fluency or articulation. It leads to great conversation in all my students! Thank you!

  9. Michelle L. –

    Great resource! Thanks!

  10. Emily S. –

    thank you!

  11. Jacquelyn L. –

    Love finding great activities for my older students that are functional and don’t feel too young for them. Great variety and love that there are different settings included in this. Thank you!

  12. Vilura W. –

    Great Product. Love the dice idea.

  13. Kathleen G. –

    This is such a great product. There are a variety of activities and I can make them work with many of my life skills students. Thanks!

  14. Jennifer I. –

    Great activity for my older students.

  15. Denise W. –

    Very nice resource! I always struggle finding activities for older students and this was perfect! Thank you!

  16. suzanne B. –

    Great product!

  17. Miss Becca SLP –

    Thank you!!

  18. Carole C. –

    Love everything about your materials!

  19. Katherine L. –

    Really nice resource.

  20. Lauren R. –

    This is an excellent resource. Thank you!

  21. Kevin O. –

    Excellent resource, great supplemental activity. Makes a good station/break from pen-paper assignments.

  22. Laura L. –

    Loved this, thanks!

  23. Becky C. –

    My special ed. class enjoyed coloring in the community stores and discussing the situations. They argued about what to do but then realized that how they act with friends is not how they should act when away from school.

  24. debra U. –

    Awesome tool

  25. Lindsey W. –

    Great

  26. Lindsey W. –

    Great

  27. Dona F. –

    Super resource to have with the special ed classroom when out in the community! Thanks so much!

  28. Michele D. –

    Love it!

  29. Just The FACS –

    Bought this for this next school year. It’ looks really good and I can really see the possibilities.

  30. Erin K. –

    Amazing activity that can be used in many different ways!

  31. Melody J. –

    Great activity!

  32. Connie H. –

    Wonderful resource. Thank you!

  33. Erica R. –

    great product!

  34. Heather Danette –

    Excellent resource for our life skills program.

  35. Monica C. –

    Very easy to use and my kids really enjoyed the activities

  36. Candi L. –

    Just what I was looking for!

  37. Kelly F. –

    I was happy to find a packet for my older students! I think the topics are perfect and will generate good discussions.

  38. Sally M. –

    Great for my social skills class!

  39. Katlyn Harrison –

    Used this resource for my autistic support class. It was awesome and really got them talking! Love this resource – thank you!

  40. Wendy Vasquez –

    Good product. Still working on implementing it but am finding it useful.

  41. Danielle Brodnick –

    My students enjoyed this product. Thank you.

  42. Kate K. –

    I’m looking forward to using this with my students.

  43. Sharon Rodrigues –

    Great resource for my social skills teen groups!

  44. CHERYL L. –

    Great activity for my life skills class

  45. Becky H. –

    Great!

  46. Kimberly Senko –

    Thanks for providing a social skills resource for this age group. They are hard to find!

  47. All Behavior is Communication –

    This is great for life skills/autism classrooms or any students who lack social skills. Some of my kids would give simple short answers but these allow for deeper thought answers too. THank you!

  48. Adrienne L. –

    This worked great with my older students. THANK YOU

  49. Gina O’Rourke –

    great activity

  50. Beth C. –

    Love this activity. Thanks!

  51. Benjamin M. –

    This packet has been very helpful for my late middle school students who have difficulty handling everyday problems and activities outside the resource room!

  52. Lindsey F. –

    Always looking for a product for social skills, thanks!

  53. Brittany N. –

    This was a HUGE hit with my students! They loved having more choices to “change” the questions based on which options they picked. They also really enjoyed coming up with their own potential problems based on the location, then walking through the problem solving steps to see if the likely outcome matched what they were anticipating it to be. This was great for problem solving (especially in groups!) and perspective taking!

  54. Myngoc S. –

    I’m so excited to use this with my group on Friday!

  55. melissa M. –

    Awesome!

  56. Christine B. –

    Downloaded ok but unable to print color, likely an issue with my printer

  57. Deanna D. –

    Looks great! Cant wait to use it!

  58. Carissa B. –

    Great resource! Thank you

  59. Ms D’s Literacy Lab –

    I purchased this for a friend who teaches Social Skills and Pragmatics in Speech at the high school level. She is so excited !

  60. Melissa Jones –

    Thanks

  61. Carrie P. –

    A good first look at skills needed, at situations that can arise when junior to senior high school students are in the community. Nice scenarios, great graphics. This is a good training.

  62. Let’s Talk Music –

    Thanks for a product for older students that includes situations outside of the school setting!

  63. cherie F. –

    Thanks

  64. Spedtacular Adventures –

    I have been looking SO long for a resource like this! Social skills for teen students is amazing! I have struggled finding appropriate social skill materials for them, thank you!

  65. Latanya F. –

    Great resource!

  66. Charlotte Brown –

    An amazing resource that will be very beneficial!

  67. Elizabeth S. –

    Very excited to use this with my life skills class!

  68. Creative Crystal Special Education Resources –

    Very much looking forward to using this in the Fall, very easy to differentiate for all learners. I will be back!

  69. Lindsey Eckley –

    Great!

  70. Amanda- spedinspired –

    Thank you

  71. SpecialEdSimplified –

    Wonderful!

  72. Emily R. –

    Can’t wait to use this with my high schoolers! I struggle to find age appropriate materials and this is perfect!

  73. joselyn D. –

    Thank you

  74. Wise Dragon Education Supports –

    Very nice. Realistic and great for the older students. Thank you.

  75. pam hoke –

    love it -thanks!

  76. Rebecca N. –

    Great! Thank you!

  77. Mrs Bakers Sped Room –

    This will be a great lesson in my new life skills classroom!!

  78. Lisa G. –

    great activity for my students on the autism spectrum

  79. Leslie A. –

    Nice resource thanks!

  80. Murphy M. –

    I am SO excited to use this in my classroom! This can be used in so many ways, and I am looking forward to seeing how my students react to them!

  81. Elizabeth J. –

    I cannot wait to use this! Thank you!!!

  82. Melissa Bancroft –

    I am SO looking forward to using this resource in my classroom. I teach a behaviour program and many of my students struggle with social skills not only inside the classroom, but outside of school. I think that they will find these a lot of fun and hopefully take away some key social skills along the way!

  83. Michelle W. –

    These are perfect for my middle school moderate to severe self-contained students. Great resource.

  84. Savannah A. –

    Thanks!

  85. Jamie W. –

    I can’t wait to use this!

  86. Jessica D. –

    Thanks!

  87. Vin B. –

    I am excited to implement this in my class.

  88. Creatively Adapted – Ginger Joyce –

    LOVE this!

  89. Chelsea N. –

    My school district is moving towards project based learning – this is perfect! Thanks!

  90. Miss Lulu –

    This is going to be perfect for my middle school life skills students. I am really excited about the situation cards!

  91. Skills in Secondary –

    I was SO glad to see a resource for my high school students that looks age appropriate but is also accessible! This will be a huge hit with my class!

  92. Paula K. –

    Great resource!

  93. Skylar Albers –

    Great resource!

  94. Angela D. –

    Thank you!

  95. Camille B. –

    So happy to find this! Cant wait to use it in my class!

  96. Kelly R. –

    Love this!

  97. Michael Ippolito –

    Great!

  98. Deborah M. –

    Nice packet for life skills.

  99. Teaching Special Ed –

    Great materials for working on social skills!

  100. Mandi B. –

    Thanks! This is great!

  101. Stacy Crouse –

    I am so excited to use this in the coming year. This pack includes activities for so many targets for my older students. Thank you!

  102. Patricia W. –

    Can’t wait to use with my collaborative social skills groups!

  103. Jason H. –

    Wonderful resource to add to my social skills curriculum. Thank you!

  104. Joyce M. –

    I can’t wait to use this with my students this school year! Thanks

  105. Kelsey M. –

    Great tool when introducing community-based​ instruction. These created great discussions within my middle school Autism unit.

  106. Kim W. –

    I love it, thank you!!

  107. Kimberly Roberts –

    Very useful for high school spec ed.

  108. Tara W. –

    Thanks!

  109. Christine Sokol –

    Great activity for my Life Skills students!

  110. Erin R. –

    Absolutely loved this product! I used it with my older pragmatic kids and it was a great way to incorporate community expectations into therapy.

  111. Raquel R. –

    Can’t wait to use this!

  112. Kara Banda –

    Looking forward to using this

  113. Kellee K. –

    Great resource. Thank you!

  114. Joan P. –

    I can’t wait to use this!! I’ve been looking for something like this for awhile….

  115. Emily W. –

    Great!

  116. Julie C. –

    great

  117. Melissa H. –

    Thanks! These are great for our vocational training!

  118. Patrica M P. –

    Great!

  119. Julie Hambrecht –

    This is such a great tool to use with my students. They love the visuals and it is so interactive. Thanks!

  120. Tayler Knowles –

    I’m excited to try this with my middle school students. I think it will be very interesting to see how they respond to each situation!

  121. Bieri Buys –

    Good resource!

  122. Kenneth B. –

    Perfect for secondary special education

  123. James T. –

    Purchased last year but didn’t get to use. Will be great for my social pragmatics classes

  124. Dawn J. –

    Good my my social communication groups in secondary school

  125. Jessica S. –

    This is awesome! I plan on using this to pre-teach skills that will coincide with field trips to supermarkets and such this year

  126. Mel’s Speech –

    Great!

  127. Courtney B. –

    Love how many different opportunities for community social skills this game offers!

  128. Kalina Henderson –

    Great lesson!

  129. Nanette T. –

    My students are really enjoying this problem solving program!

  130. Essential Things –

    Great!

  131. Molly G. –

    Exactly what I was looking for!

  132. Candice C. –

    Nice resource.

  133. Simplified Speechie –

    I’m looking forward to using this with my older students as they become more independent in social situations. This is such a great variety of topics and activities!

  134. Kathy G. –

    GREAT.

  135. Ruth D. –

    A super help in my secondary school class.

  136. Brittney A. –

    Good

  137. Kaitlyn Trepiccione –

    Excellent resource for my social skills groups!

  138. Cinnamon T. –

    Great product!

  139. Malinda C. –

    Great for young teens

  140. Nikole Combs –

    Can’t wait to use this!

  141. Whoosier Speech –

    This is great!

  142. Dawn LewisRau –

    Perfect for my communication skills class.

  143. Jaclyn M. –

    excited to use this

  144. MelanieSLP –

    Great for my secondary social groups!

  145. Lisa P. –

    I am SO glad I bought this! So many fun and engaging ways to target all sorts of different pragmatic-related concepts! My middle student loved it and so do I! Thank you!!

  146. Sarah B. –

    This is great for my high-school students with pragmatic weaknesses. It gives them scenarios of things they may very well come across in their own environment.

  147. Alexandra L. –

    Awesome tool to teach older students relevant social skills!

  148. Jessica Solari –

    I can’t wait to use this with my social skills groups! Thanks for creating this product!

  149. Speech Paths –

    This is a wonderfully comprehensive resource with realistic, are-appropriate situations. I have used this with high school life skills students as well as social skill groups in both school and private practice. Very helpful and engaging. Thank you for creating!

  150. Caroyn M. –

    Thank you. Lovely resource

  151. Rainey Day Speech –

    This was a hit with my high school functional ed classes. Thank you!

  152. Jenn M. –

    Great resource, very informative and user friendly!

  153. Deidra R. –

    This will be great for my middle school life skills class!!

  154. marcy smith –

    Great! Just what we were looking for

  155. Lauren M. –

    This has been a helpful resource for my middle school social personal class.

  156. Elizabeth K. –

    Just what I needed 🙂

  157. SLPinColorado –

    Very comprehensive. Thank you for including a black and white option. Thank you for sharing your talents!

  158. Heidi S. –

    I really like this packet. Students appreciate the more mature illustrations. Thank you!

  159. Vicki J. –

    I’m always looking for help with my older students. I’m looking forward to using this resource

  160. Prep4Life SPED –

    These were great scenarios for my students.

  161. Dawn R. –

    Looking forward to using this with my homeschooled teen with ASD

  162. Shannon M. –

    Great resource!

  163. Leading at the Roundtable –

    Great for my students!

  164. Hillary Tunstall –

    Very thorough and great for older children.

  165. Lindsay M. –

    This is awesome! Thank you for sharing!

  166. Kim Rhodes –

    Great activities and conversations with my social skills group. Thanks.

  167. Listening Fun –

    This is exactly what I needed for my older students. I love that there are a bunch of activities included. Thanks!

  168. Brandi Moore –

    Fun

  169. Chloe Elizabeth SLP –

    Super helpful for my upper elementary through high school kids!! Great visuals!

  170. Sweet Special Ed –

    Love this!

  171. kari kenyon –

    Thanks

  172. Lauren J. –

    This is a great resource! Thank you!

  173. Jamie Morris –

    I love this for my middle and high school students. Fun and functional, and I love the age appropriate clip art!

  174. MeSped –

    Thank you for BTS Bonus!

  175. Sarah F. –

    Useful and effective! Thank you!

  176. Rachel W. –

    Great activities for kids to learn how to communicate effectively!

  177. Elli Klinger –

    Well organized!

  178. Minnesota SLP –

    Thank you!

  179. Tahira G. –

    Great product

  180. Clarissa B. –

    I loved the scenarios ! I work with a teen with Asperger’s and this was a great activity!

  181. Duncan Barber –

    Very interesting scenarios.

  182. Teresa H. –

    Perfect resource for my students!

  183. Susan S. –

    Very helpful teaching resource for my social skills group! Thank you!

  184. Brittany D. –

    great

  185. Anna F. –

    Purchased this because it’s wonderful for teens, but also for adults post-TBI… always looking for versatile resources! Thanks Allison!!

  186. Jan B. –

    This will be a great resource for Life Skills groups. Thanks!

  187. Bree Geibel –

    love using this product with my students!

  188. Alicia C. –

    Versatile for all ages

  189. Amy Carlton –

    Perfect for a couple of middle school students I am seeing.

  190. Kaitlin J. –

    Great product

  191. Mia S. –

    Great resource for my middle school students!

  192. Tammy R. –

    Great resource!!

  193. Amy C. –

    Can’t wait to use these!

  194. Sarah L. –

    I find targeting middle/high school social skills really tricky, and this packet is great – with some real-life scenarios. Love it!

  195. Vittoria F. –

    I love your activity – my HS students have difficulty reading and need simple activities. This activity provides ownership as they are able to problem solving the situations with each other. Great activity. Love all the different situations.

  196. Jessica J. –

    Great resource!

  197. Sally S. –

    Great resource

  198. Denise W. –

    Hoping to use as a soon next ng board with my MS students.

  199. Speech Collab –

    This is such a great resource for life skills students! I love how versatile it is and I love the graphics!

  200. Amelia M. –

    I use this with one of my older boys and it works well!

  201. Ashley W. –

    Just recently began a new job with high school population. This is great for working on life skills !

  202. Josalyn W. –

    This has been fantastic in my therapy room with my post-graduate students.

  203. Dani SLP –

    This is perfect for my caseload!

  204. Dawn S. –

    perfect for my classroom group with students with cognitive impairments

  205. Natalie W. –

    Great resource!

  206. The Speech Owl –

    This product was great for my older students working on lifeskills!

  207. Courtney M. –

    Awesome product!

  208. Kelly P. –

    great activity for older students! Love the community theme of events that they will see in real life

  209. JasmineAve –

    This has been a great tool to use with my high school students!

  210. Ann M. –

    Thanks!

  211. Stacy M. –

    Wonderful resource! Thank you.

  212. Anita W. –

    Excellent material! Students find it fun and it is very practical. I use it frequently!

  213. The Speech and Language Lady –

    I love that this is interactive.

  214. erika B. –

    Great resource!!

  215. Amy K. –

    I have found this resource very helpful with my high school students who have Autism or intellectual disabilities. It provides examples that apply to the real world and that are on the appropriate level for their age. I like the pages with multiple choice answers so that my students can read and answer choices without having to come up with the answer on their own. I have learned from those multiple choice activities that my students understand more than I thought because they are not always able to think of the answers on their own but they are better at comprehending what they read.

  216. Mary L. –

    Wonderful resource.

  217. Louise Remy –

    Excellent comprehensive package, great for older students on the spectrum! Pictures are age-appropriate and activities were thoughtfully created.

  218. amy aanenson –

    Thanks

  219. Cassandra S. –

    Awesome resource!

  220. Miranda S. –

    Many of my older students need practice with pragmatic and problem solving skills. This is a great resource to use with them.

  221. Christopher R. –

    All of your activities are awesome!

  222. Karen T. –

    Very comprehensive set! Thank you!

  223. swapna T. –

    Excellent resource.
    Thank you.

  224. Debra B. –

    Gives the students opportunities to use their skills.

  225. Katie S. –

    EXCELLENT resource!

  226. Marissa C. –

    Very happy with this purchase. Exactly what my students transitioning from Elementary school to middle school needed.

  227. Stephanie’s Speech Space –

    Thank You!

  228. Katharine P. –

    Love it!

  229. Alexandra Bergman –

    Great resource!

  230. Kelsey K. –

    This is such a helpful tool for my middle/high school students. They love it!

  231. Faina K. –

    great!

  232. Marie G. –

    Fabulous product

  233. TeachSpeech1 –

    Makes my life a lot easier, thank you for all your hard work:)!!

  234. Lauren R. –

    excellent resource

  235. Ann Schmidt –

    Great Resource!

  236. Meghan Schwartz –

    I LOVE the community theme of this bundle. It is practical and so useful for my students in my life skills class.

    Thank you!

  237. Tiffany B. –

    This is great to use especially with our lower functioning students abut also breaks down skills for our higher functioning students

  238. Veronica Smitley –

    Perfect for older social language students.

  239. Sherri L. –

    Something fun and different to do for my groups. A great summer activity.

  240. Darlene C. –

    Thank you

  241. BubblySLP –

    Thank you for creating this resource!

  242. Elena C. –

    Very useful resource

  243. Laura A. –

    Great resource – thank you!

  244. Sharon H. –

    Great Resource! Kids loved it! Gets everyone talking –

  245. Phyllis B. –

    Worked well with my high school kiddos with social issues.

  246. Sarah K. –

    Great for using reasoning and social communication in real-life scenarios!

  247. Rachel Jones –

    Awesome! I’ve been looking for some problem solving activities for some of my middle school/high school students. This is perfect!

  248. Meagan L. –

    This was really great for some of my high school students, including my life skills students! Great product!

  249. Barbara R. –

    My students enjoy the activities found in this product! It’s quick and easy to use!

  250. Caroline C. –

    Great resource for some of our older students.

  251. Redhead SLP –

    These are perfect for my students needs! And functional!

  252. Mary B. –

    Looking forward to using this with my students.

  253. Huong N. –

    My high school students will definitely enjoy this!

  254. Danielle K. –

    this is a great material for high school students. it’s extremely functional and the kids really love it!

  255. Janine Y. –

    great discussion starters and functional problem solving for older students

  256. Tammy P. –

    Great resource

  257. DESIREE R. –

    I’m excited to use this with my older students. Thanks so much for your creativity!!

  258. Molly N. –

    Works well for my high school social skills group! Thanks!

  259. Hailey S. –

    Love this! I was struggling with pragmatic activities to do with a 9th grader and this immensely helped. Thanks!

  260. Apice Speechies –

    Awesome! Thank you!

  261. Corinna W. –

    This is amazing. I’m doing community helpers in my elementary school and trying to figure out how to use the theme in my high school. This resource to the rescue! Thanks

  262. Natalie T. –

    This product has been extremely helpful with my upper middle school/high school social pragmatic groups to help them navigate the outside environment.

  263. The Loud SLP –

    I always struggle with my older kids since I usually only have a few at a time. This resource was so unique and functional I really loved using it!

  264. Speech and Caffeine –

    My students love using the different stores and scenarios! The questions for problems are short and concrete for my students who struggle with these kinds of social scenarios. It is, also, super functional for them! Thank you for this product!

  265. Kendall Y. –

    Great resource!

  266. Janice V. –

    An exceptional resource for older students that saved hours of preparation time for meaningful activiites. Thanks so much

  267. Kacie H. –

    Very helpful for my middle school kids targeting problem solving and social skills!

  268. Jane M. –

    I’ve become an Allison Fors junkie. You definitely are my go to for resources.
    Thank you!

  269. Sarah H. –

    Great resource!

  270. Sam DeGraeve –

    Awesome!

  271. Carrie L. –

    Great for my hs kids that need help with everyday living skills.

  272. Ebonee R. –

    Great Resource, my students love this!

  273. Amber S. –

    Helpful resource for teens and young adults on my caseload working on problem solving.

  274. marilyn M. –

    can’t wait to use this with my middle schoolers.

  275. Michele H. –

    This is great

  276. Kimberly Rowe –

    This is a great resource for morning independent spiral review work.

  277. Kim B. –

    My students have loved working on this activity!

  278. Rex H. –

    Can’t wait to use this

  279. Carly R. –

    Great product to use with my older students!

  280. Shelby S. –

    LOVE!

  281. ClassroombyKelsey –

    This has been great for my high school self-contained classroom!

  282. Kelly M. –

    great

  283. Wakely Brown –

    great!

  284. Kami K. –

    Great product for my high school students. Thank you!

  285. Rachel Z. –

    Excited to use this with my social group!

  286. Stephanie R. –

    This was perfect for my middle school / high school kids. Some of these led to great discussions and thoughtful conversations!

  287. Lynn M. –

    Good resource for my complex instruction needs students.

  288. Level Up Life Skills –

    Great resource!

  289. Mary Caitlin P. –

    Love how interactive this is! My social skills groups love it

  290. Notes From The Teacher –

    Great resource.

  291. Jennifer P. –

    Great resource. My HS/MS students enjoy this!

  292. The Speechie from Oz –

    These were a useful addition to include in some sessions on social skills.

  293. Erin B. –

    Great resource!

  294. Kimberley M. –

    Love this activity.

  295. Kristi Cleghorn –

    Love this!

  296. Angie Lavery –

    Love this! Great resource!

  297. Amy Smith –

    Great resource!

  298. Catherine C. –

    Fun activity!

  299. Carmen F. –

    Very helpful!

  300. SpeakEzSpeech –

    It’s so helpful having resources for my older students!

  301. Cathy Robinson –

    Thanks!

  302. Kristie G. –

    Great resource for my middle-school age kids.

  303. kristen bokker –

    This was a great tool.

  304. Speech Lagniappe –

    What a functional resource!

  305. The Speech Jungle –

    I used this resource to target social skills and it was AMAZING! There is so much included in this activity.

  306. Kourtney S. –

    Awesome product! Love how relatable it is to the community. Really engaging for my kids!

  307. Beth W. –

    Even my students who dislike structured/card activities liked this! This resource is awesome for targeting social skills with teens.

  308. Stepping Into Speech –

    Great activity for high school students.

  309. Lauri P. –

    Used immediately with high school distance learning. Shared scenario they had to problem solve and respond.

  310. Speech For The Starz –

    Many social skills groups need to work on community themed situations and this resource helped target that!

  311. Ellyn H. –

    Great activities for functional language skills in the adolescent population. Realistic situations that target social skills necessary for community involvement!

  312. Brittany I. –

    I LOVE using this with my older students!

  313. Sandy Nouneh –

    This resource helped me a lot with my adolescent students with Autism

  314. Sherry R. –

    Great low prep materials.

  315. Katie B. –

    Great resource! It’s perfect for working on social skills in the community – it offers a lot of different scenarios so my students didn’t get tired of it quickly!

  316. Marie L. –

    Great resource! It’s been helpful for my sessions!

  317. Julie S. –

    My kids loved this resource. It allowed them to be in control and choose where we were going each time!

  318. Rita T. –

    Great for generating discussions/lessons on a variety of pragmatic skills. I show a page to my high schoolers and we talk about it together or I print the questions and ask them “live”.

  319. Speech for Everyone –

    Excellent resource. Great activities for teens to work through.

  320. April O. –

    These activities have been great with keeping it simple for my student who needs guidance on how to navigate these scenarios.

  321. Taylor S. –

    Great resource!

  322. Stacey D. –

    Great resource for older students….engaging and functional

  323. Olivia D. –

    Great product to teach social skills for outside of school!

  324. Marcee S. –

    This engaged my students who need support in social skills. Very comprehensive and easy to use!

  325. Katrina S. –

    A helpful resource that I frequently use to teach older students social skills. Thank you!

  326. Shelley SLP –

    great resource, thanks

  327. Chelsea W. –

    Awesome resource! Was able to use it for distance learning.

  328. Janice M. –

    great resource

  329. Allyson F. –

    Thank you!

  330. Betty V. –

    Great resource!

  331. Jill M. –

    I think it is difficult to find resources that that have enough content when working with older students on social skills, however, this resource was very helpful!

  332. Amanda R. –

    A good resource to have in my therapy room.

  333. Rebecca V. –

    I have found that most resources targeting pragmatic language is inappropriate for teens as it is too childish. It is such a great resource to target a variety of pragmatic goals with my older students.

  334. Allison B. –

    LOVE this resource!! There is very few teen social skills resources out there and this is perfect for my students!!

  335. Nora M. –

    My social skills groups love different scenarios and truly appreciate all the ones you provided. Hopefully these will give my students some idea of what to do and say when they are faced with similar situations. Thank you for all your hard work putting this resource together.

  336. Brittany M. –

    Love how this resource includes a variety of settings and stimuli for targeting social skills across environments and in different situations.

  337. Paulina S. –

    This was a great product for my life skill students!

  338. Antoria Y. –

    Awesome resource and it was a hit with my social skills group.

  339. Pyzza Speech Therapy –

    It is so difficult to find resources that are applicable and age-appropriate looking for my older students. This is a great resource that has relevant situations that my students can learn about and work on building their skills for!

  340. Andrea Chesick –

    Perfect to work on social skills with my adult transition students. Engaging and fun!

  341. Alexandra A. –

    My students loved using this resource in their sessions! They are great conversation starters, they target a variety of social situations. Definitely recommend!

  342. Azucena Susie Lopez –

    Easy to use and prep.

  343. Liana L. –

    This was a great interactive resource for my students. It kept them engaged in the therapy session.

  344. Yessenia S. –

    This was a great exercise to work on social and pragmatic skills. The scenarios allowed the children to think of ways to respond or what to do!

  345. Sierra W. –

    Great for older kiddos to discuss community social scenarios! Great way for behavior mapping certain situations and variety of other things! Can make it into a fun role-play scenario to make it seem like kiddo is taking part in it.

  346. Melissa M. –

    Great scenarios to practice with my older students!

  347. Connie S. –

    Loved this product. You won’t be disappointed.

  348. Maria B. –

    My students liked being able to choose different locations, but I couldn’t think of better ways to ask the questions to elicit new responses. I love the options this resource has and can’t wait to use it more!

  349. Jessie Bruno –

    This resource was just okay

  350. Joanna S. –

    Great!

  351. michelle M. –

    This was an excellent resource for my older highschool kids. They enjoyed it. It’s always a success when you find a resource for older kids and they stay engaged!

  352. Paige’s Speech Web –

    I like the way this resource breaks down to different places so that I can provide a more focused instruction.

  353. Alexandria C. –

    Great product for remote learning. My students were engaged and loved the different scenarios.

  354. Virginia E. –

    Loved how organized the resource was and it worked great in my Zoom class.

  355. Inclusively Educating –

    So hard to find appropriate teen resources at the ability level of my students. This was perfect. Thank you so much!

  356. Cristina Spencer –

    Great resource!

  357. Caryn M. –

    This resource was so helpful when I used it with my high school students in self-contained classrooms! It made working in groups much easier because it targets pragmatic language skills and allows students to brain-storm how they would respond/initiate conversations in different settings!

  358. Jacqulyn G. –

    Great resource! Used with middle schoolers.

  359. Shireen G. –

    This is easy to use, no-prep and i love the clipart!

  360. Lora M. –

    Wonderful and functional for real life scenarios.

  361. Katrina G L. –

    Great for identifying and working on functional skills for my older students.

  362. Therapy With Miss Maddie –

    Great for students in transition school/programs!

  363. Christine H. –

    This is so appropriate for my high school and middle school students that are beginning to venture out in the community on their own.

  364. SLP Stacey –

    I loved using this with my students!

  365. Cailin O. –

    This was a great resource because it is so functional for my students. It is something that I can use to target many different skills with minimal preparation ahead of time. I am excited to keep using it with my other students!

  366. The Communication Classroom –

    Great, functional resource to have!

  367. Jacie Y. –

    Awesome resource!

  368. Kristian A. –

    This is perfect for my older self-contained students. I highly recommend this resource!

  369. SpeechwithJo –

    This was an easy to use resource that I could use with no prep.

  370. Alicia N. –

    Great resource.

  371. Nancy S. –

    Good materials for older student to work on using skills in less structured scenarios.

  372. ahllam M. –

    My client participated well while using this resource! It is very handy and convenient for targeting functional social skills in the community.

  373. Summer G. –

    This is a great resource with a bunch of different activities spanning many different community settings!

  374. Ann G. –

    This resource saves so much time by having everything in one place! Comprehensive and engaging for my secondary students who need help with social skills in various settings.

  375. Gabbie M. –

    Lifesaver resource for me, I struggle with getting my students to engage in conversation and work through problems and this has truly helped bridge that gap. Thank you!

  376. Tara Cheney –

    This was a wonderful product! Highly recommend! Thank you!

  377. Christina O. –

    My students love the visuals and interactive questions and conversational prompts.

  378. Allie Hughes –

    I’ve loved how easy this is to use with so many ages. It’s been great for older kids where our safety/functional language is our primary focus and even with adult clients. It’s so hard to find good resources for older kids that don’t feel kiddish and this resource is exactly that.

  379. Katie Q. –

    Great life skills resource!

  380. lisa M. –

    My students enjoyed this resource- it was easy to use and beneficial to my population

  381. Something to Say Speech Pathology –

    Amazing

  382. Lauren Birdsong –

    My students with disabilities ages 18-26 enjoyed this! Perfect for our virtual days!

  383. Speech 2 Go –

    Great resource

  384. Emily Borden –

    This was an amazing addition to my distance learning crew. It helped us continue to practice community langauge even when we could not go into the community.

  385. Nyree C. –

    Perfect for my social/life skills class

  386. Grace S. –

    Great story, my kids loved this resource. Thank you!

  387. Kala H. –

    I really enjoyed this resource.

  388. Lauren B. –

    A great little resource to add to my social skills collection. Super handy while doing therapy online.

  389. Kylie W. –

    Perfect for tweens who can often be more difficult to find resources for. Loved the opinions discussions based on this pack brought out.

  390. Alyssa W. –

    Great for a lot of ages

  391. Linda S. –

    Just started using it with my social skills group. I had them act out the scenarios for the first activity in pairs.
    OMG we had so much fun and they really got it..

  392. kelly F. –

    A great visual educational resource .

  393. Sinead F. –

    Great resource

  394. cynthia P. –

    Great pictures and scenarios for 9-12 spectrum students.

  395. Caitlin E. –

    This resource was straightforward for my clients to follow. I love how it includes real-life situations and locations that my clients encounter. It made for a very productive and meaningful speech and language session. I would recommend this resource for anyone seeing clients in-person or remotely!

  396. MYRA C. –

    Perfect for what I was looking for to use for some in-class activities!

  397. Morreale’s Materials –

    Great for high school lessons!

  398. Violet H. –

    Love this as a supplement to my social language lessons. Thank you for creating such an interesting format that engages students in real life scenarios.

  399. Kathryn K. –

    My students really enjoyed using this resource. All the activities were engaging and they especially liked the dice game activity. Lots of practice actitivities!

  400. Shannon S. –

    Love this resource! I love the different community places to address social skills – it ties in beautifully with the units in my self contained classes!

  401. Viviana L. –

    I found this product appropriate for the target age/grade level. My students were engaged using this product. Glad I purchased.

  402. Paraskevi Fostinis –

    Used it several times with hs students.

  403. Nastaran Kahrobaei –

    These have great functional activities for older students

  404. Megan H. –

    I left all the different activities combined in this bundle!

  405. Audrey L. –

    Lovethis!

  406. Michelle F. –

    This is a good resource to use with older students who are going out into the community to volunteer and working on problem solving and social interactions. This provides relatable situations to discuss or you can make your own situations and pair with the visuals of a specific store within the community.

  407. sparklingspeech –

    This resource helped facilitate great discussions. We acted out the scenarios and it was great practice and a lot of fun.

  408. Paola G. –

    This resource provides real-life social situations that are relatable and makes for good conversations to target peer/school situations.

  409. jerri P. –

    I used it in a small groups setting and all the students benefitted, not just the one with special needs. All were engaged and it was good for the student with special needs to see that his peers were also challenged. Boosted his confidence.

  410. Jill K. –

    This has been really good for some of my social groups with middle schoolers. Really good for with role taking games.

  411. Megan T. –

    Really great resource!

  412. Habit Hacker Babe –

    This game is very in depth. We played it many different ways and made up our own scenarios as well.

  413. Danielle D. –

    Great resource

  414. Beth Kennedy –

    This is a wonderful resource for teens who are working on social skills!

  415. Aubree G. –

    Great product for real-life practice and allows for students to brainstorm real-world solutions

  416. Krista N. –

    Great resource for my students’ speech goals!

  417. stephanie A. –

    Great resource with so many different scenario options that middle school students were able to relate to.

  418. Amy Heiny –

    Good resource. It really makes my students stop and think.

  419. Abbey T. –

    My students loved the game included in this resource! It was engaging and relatable to the places that they visit! great resource.

  420. Courtney L. –

    Great resource for working on social skills.

  421. Jenna Fisher –

    Worked very well with my client!

  422. Kristen E. –

    Great resource!

  423. Rebekah V. –

    This was a great resource and it was very helpful for my students! Thank you!

  424. Dena S. –

    Quick and easy resource to target pragmatic skills! Great for my kids on the autism spectrum

  425. Nicole D. –

    This has been a great way to practice community outings with my severely handicapped students before we can actually go out (still waiting on district okay before our students can go on community outings again).

  426. Ally H. –

    THis was a great resource to use in my therapy session.

  427. Gayle I. –

    I liked the variety of situations and locations. Please make more!

  428. Speech with Sara –

    This resource was excellent for my high schoolers! Great, realistic, problem-solving and social communication exercises!

  429. Elizabeth B. –

    Such a great resource to use with my high school life skills students. They loved it.

  430. Stephanie C. –

    This resource has been very engaging for my older elementary groups.

  431. Grow Through Speech –

    This product is easy and great to use with older students.

  432. Dana Monaghan –

    This is a great resource for targeting everyday, real-life/functional communications skills!

  433. DANIELLE M. –

    This resource was valuable in creating conversations around real-world (in the community) application of oral communication and to strengthen understanding of functional speech. It was a useful option rather than worksheets, written scenarios and role playing.

  434. Lynnette S. –

    This is a great activity. I look forward to using it with more students.

  435. Valerie L. –

    This resource has really helped my students make progress on their inferencing and problem solving goals. Great for use with mixed groups as well.

  436. Karli Raven –

    My students loved using these activities during language therapy.

  437. Jennifer S. –

    My girls group loves to talk about high interest topics and this was perfect. Fun to see their differing opinions during various situations.

  438. Lisa C. –

    This has been a very useful resource. I was able to use it with many students on my caseload.

  439. Crystal S. –

    I love this resource! I use it with middle school to high school students. Great resource that is easy to use!

  440. bonnie N. –

    Gives so many great examples for social situations student may find themselves in.

  441. Karissa G. –

    Perfect for working on different social skills at the high school level.

  442. Simply Special Solutions –

    Great resource. Very student-friendly and easy to use!

  443. kaitlyn O. –

    This is super helpful for older students who need more support!

  444. Helen B. –

    I struggle with therapy ideas for older students but loved this resource. Lots of functional activities for students.

  445. Wendy Smith –

    Great Product. Kid Friendly. Students enjoy using this for learning.

  446. Cindy R. –

    Like the format. I like that it is community based. A good resource for the price.

  447. Amidjah D. –

    My students loved this resource. it was very hands on.

  448. Kristine F. –

    These activities worked very well with my Sped students. Thank you!

  449. Amanda D. –

    Great resource for students with ASD to have real life scenarios

  450. Skye H. –

    Great resource with lovely visuals and discussion points

  451. Megan R. –

    I like the topic of this resource. It can be hard to find good resources that target older students. Thank you!

  452. Rachel S. –

    Very thorough resource that can be used virtually or in person. Good visuals for older students.

  453. Casey H. –

    Great resource for supporting teen clients with social skills in the community.

  454. M joy L. –

    Thank you so much for creating such a wonderful resource – my folks loved this series of activities. I had our residents act out the different scenarios and how they would react if it happened to them in the community. We used this multiple weeks for our ‘Practically Speaking’ group and it really hit home for them. It was nice to be able to get them up on stage and solve the dilemma’s that could happen out in the real world.

  455. CHEYENNE O. –

    This resource is great! It keeps my students engaged and participating throughout the session.

  456. Rylie A. –

    I love all the areas within the community that are targeted through this resource. Can be used for pre-teaching of various scenarios/problems that may arise within the community and generating solutions.

  457. Kaylie H. –

    This has been such a fun way to help my students with social situations! I love how many scenarios are in this packet. I also love that these are real world scenarios and problems that the students may face one day!

  458. That Speech Lady –

    A great activity for transition-aged students (18-22 yrs).

  459. Debra R. –

    This was a great recourse my students really enjoyed it!

  460. Eloise P. –

    Fun and engaging, really helpful resource for older kids

  461. Esther Hood –

    I love this product for teaching social skills in the community. I am a music therapist and I used my purchase as visual aids to lead a “shopping” themed unit for groups of young adults with special needs. It is such a great help to have these images to support the community life skills I target, particularly as they are simple and easy to understand but not too “kiddie.” It can be difficult to scale my lessons so they are age appropriate for teens and adults. Can’t wait to explore the online shop some more.

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