Social Skills Resources


  • The Social Skills Picture Book for High School and Beyond - Dr. Jed Baker
  • The Social Skills Picture Book: Teaching Play, Emotion, and Communication in Children with Autism - Jed Baker
  • The Incredible 5-Point Scale - Kari Dunn Buron & Mitzi Curtis
  • Preparing for Life - Dr. Jed Baker
  • Social Skills Solutions - Kelly McKinnon & Janis Krempa
  • Social Behavior Mapping - Michelle Garcia Winner
  • Building Social Relationships - Scott Bellini
  • Inclusive Programming for Elementary Students with Autism - Sheila Wagner
  • The Zones of Regulation - Leah M. Kuypers
  • The Hidden Curriculum - Brenda Smith Myles
  • The Hidden Curriculum: Getting and Keeping a Job… - Brenda Smith Myles
  • How Do I Teach This Kid? - Kimberly A. Henry
  • Social Skills Training - Jed E. Baker
  • Tasks Galore: Making Groups Meaningful - Laurie Eckenrode
  • Social Skills Lessons and Activities for Grades 7-12 - Ruth Weltmann Begun
  • Thinking About You, Thinking About Me - Michelle Garcia Winner

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