The Social Skill Development Program is a classroom-based curriculum designed to teach essential social skills to young learners aged 3 to 8 years through story-based learning and practical exercises.

The program consists of 75 lessons, each focusing on a specific social skill such as sharing, empathy, listening, cooperation, and conflict resolution. Lessons build progressively on one another to ensure thorough skill development.

We use story-based learning to illustrate social skills in relatable contexts, practice sheets to reinforce these skills, and interactive classroom activities to promote engagement and active participation.

Each lesson is designed to fit into a standard classroom period, typically ranging from 30 to 45 minutes depending on the activity and age group.

Yes, parental involvement is encouraged. We provide tips and activities for parents to reinforce social skills at home.

The program covers a wide range of social skills, including sharing, empathy, listening, cooperation, conflict resolution, expressing emotions, taking turns, and respecting others.

Children practice these skills through story-based scenarios, role-playing games, and interactive activities that simulate real-life situations.

We have a simple system to track each child’s progress, which is shared with parents regularly to keep them informed about their child’s development.

Providing PDFs with story-based content and practice sheets is an effective way to engage learners and reinforce their understanding. Additionally, we offer occasional workshops and webinars for parents and teachers.

By the end of the course, children will understand and demonstrate key social skills, apply them in real-life situations, develop better relationships with peers and adults, and build a foundation for positive social interactions throughout their lives.