Social Skills Software & Curriculum for Children & Young Adults with Autism and Special Needs

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MYSCHOOL DAY

Develops peer relationships within an elementary school setting

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My School Day
MYCOMMUNITY

Improves behavior and responses in social settings

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PRESCHOOLPLAYTIME

Develops interaction and play skills

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Social Skill Builder Videos

LIGHTS, CAMERA, INTERACTION AT YOUR FINGERTIPS!

All NEW!! Social Skill Builder is now offering exclusive video footage from their Social Skill Builder products. Because video modeling is such an effective and evidence based practice, we are offering parents and professionals access to the videos found in our products.

Using the videos in our award winning Social Skill Builder products, can assist students to “visualize” those teachable moments in social situations that we can’t replicate in real time.

We encourage you to preview the following FREE samples before buying.

My Community sample autism video

My School Day sample autism video

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Ready to Purchase Just follow the directions and links below!

The Social Skill Builder videos can be purchased separately for only .99 cents each or you can subscribe and have unlimited access to them all for $9.99 to $12.99/month! There is no downloading, just a membership to our Social Skill Builder on Pivot Share that allows you access to your purchased videos. Cancel at any time to discontinue membership.

My Community

My Community videos include topics at the following:

Restaurant, Grocery Store, Doctor’s Office, Friends House,

Car Ride, Movie Theater, Telephone Time, and Street Safety.

Visit our Social Skill Builder host page on Pivot Share to see all available videos, or visit one of the specific topics below.

My School Day

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My School Day videos include topics at the following:

Recess and Cafeteria with more to come!

Visit our Social Skill Builder host page on Pivot Share to see all available videos, or visit one of the specific topics below.

Any questions please email us at info@socialskillbuilder.com.

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Priming Kids with ADHD for Interpersonal Success

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How do I handle my emotions in school?

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How does Executive Functioning Play a Role During Social Interaction?

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Priming Kids with ADHD for Interpersonal Success

By Laurie Jacobs, M.A., CCC-SLP Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) face substantial social difficulties at school, but i

For Parents: Social Skills Assessment and Training Methods

By Jennifer Jacobs, M.S., CCC-SLP Parents and teachers generally have sufficient contact with a child and observation of his social interactions to

For Parents: Social Skills Assessment and Training Methods

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Teaching Social Interaction Skills to Teen Girls with ASD

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How do I handle my emotions in school?

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Teaching Social Interaction Skills to Teen Girls with ASD

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Teaching Social Interaction Skills to Teen Girls with ASD

For most children, navigating the teen years and the complex and sometimes frustrating social situations of daily life can be particularly difficult.

Teaching Inference and Prediction to Children with ASD

The ability to infer or to draw conclusions given partial information is a cornerstone of our reasoning process. Predicting the outcome of peer behavi

Summer Fun – Activities for Children with ASD

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Using Visual Aids to Teach Autistic Children About Team Sports

All children benefit from a healthy amount of physical activity, gaining concrete physical benefits like agility, improvement in muscle strength, coor

Teaching Social Interaction Skills to Teen Girls with ASD

For most children, navigating the teen years and the complex and sometimes frustrating social situations of daily life can be particularly difficult.

Teaching Inference and Prediction to Children with ASD

The ability to infer or to draw conclusions given partial information is a cornerstone of our reasoning process. Predicting the outcome of peer behavi

Summer Fun – Activities for Children with ASD

Summer is just around the corner and its time to start thinking about what activities you can plan to keep your child engaged and interested during

Using Visual Aids to Teach Autistic Children About Team Sports

All children benefit from a healthy amount of physical activity, gaining concrete physical benefits like agility, improvement in muscle strength, coor

How does Executive Functioning Play a Role During Social Interaction?

Executive functioning might be a new word to many of us focusing on social interaction with a child with special needs. However, the understanding of

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Summer Fun – Activities for Children with ASD

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Teaching Social Interaction Skills to Teen Girls with ASD

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Summer Fun – Activities for Children with ASD

Summer is just around the corner and its time to start thinking about what activities you can plan to keep your child engaged and interested during

For Parents: Social Skills Assessment and Training Methods

By Jennifer Jacobs, M.S., CCC-SLP Parents and teachers generally have sufficient contact with a child and observation of his social interactions to

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Get Ready for Summer Camp!

Like it or not summer is right around the corner... and the age old question is lurking in the back of your mind: "What are we going to do this su

How do I handle my emotions in school?

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Summer Fun – Activities for Children with ASD

Summer is just around the corner and its time to start thinking about what activities you can plan to keep your child engaged and interested during

Teaching Inference and Prediction to Children with ASD

The ability to infer or to draw conclusions given partial information is a cornerstone of our reasoning process. Predicting the outcome of peer behavi

Organizational Tools, Tricks and Apps for Children with Special Needs

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Get Ready for Summer Camp!

Like it or not summer is right around the corner... and the age old question is lurking in the back of your mind: "What are we going to do this su

How do I handle my emotions in school?

Whether it is during transition times, a conflict with a teacher or peer or just general disappointments that come with each school day, students' soc

How do I handle my emotions in school?

Whether it is during transition times, a conflict with a teacher or peer or just general disappointments that come with each school day, students' soc

Teaching Social Interaction Skills to Teen Girls with ASD

For most children, navigating the teen years and the complex and sometimes frustrating social situations of daily life can be particularly difficult.

For Parents: Social Skills Assessment and Training Methods

By Jennifer Jacobs, M.S., CCC-SLP Parents and teachers generally have sufficient contact with a child and observation of his social interactions to

How do I handle my emotions in school?

Whether it is during transition times, a conflict with a teacher or peer or just general disappointments that come with each school day, students' soc

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Whether it is during transition times, a conflict with a teacher or peer or just general disappointments that come with each school day, students' soc

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For Parents: Social Skills Assessment and Training Methods

By Jennifer Jacobs, M.S., CCC-SLP Parents and teachers generally have sufficient contact with a child and observation of his social interactions to

For Parents: Social Skills Assessment and Training Methods

By Jennifer Jacobs, M.S., CCC-SLP Parents and teachers generally have sufficient contact with a child and observation of his social interactions to

Let’s Go Outside … Playground Tip for Your Child with Autism

Now that Spring has arrived, its time to get our kids outside, enjoying the warmth we’ve been without for so long. Play is fundamental, not optional

Teaching Children with Autism How to Enjoy Jokes and Idioms

St. Patrick’s Day approaches and so continues the decades-long tradition of the St. Patrick’s Day pinch if you’re not wearing green. We al

For Parents: Social Skills Assessment and Training Methods

By Jennifer Jacobs, M.S., CCC-SLP Parents and teachers generally have sufficient contact with a child and observation of his social interactions to

For Parents: Social Skills Assessment and Training Methods

By Jennifer Jacobs, M.S., CCC-SLP Parents and teachers generally have sufficient contact with a child and observation of his social interactions to

How do I handle my emotions in school?

Whether it is during transition times, a conflict with a teacher or peer or just general disappointments that come with each school day, students' soc

How do I handle my emotions in school?

Whether it is during transition times, a conflict with a teacher or peer or just general disappointments that come with each school day, students' soc

Teaching Children with Autism How to Enjoy Jokes and Idioms

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