Skillstreaming the Elementary School Child – People Skills training video helps children develop the essential social behaviors they need to succeed in school and everyday interactions.
Designed for students in grades 1–6, this video demonstrates the Skillstreaming approach in action as students learn and practice important prosocial skills.
Viewers observe a Skillstreaming session in which group leaders model a specific skill, guide students through role-playing activities, and provide structured feedback. Students also learn how to apply these skills outside the group setting through practice and follow-up assignments.
Through this step-by-step process, children learn how to make friends, follow rules, manage conflicts, and express their feelings appropriately. The program reinforces positive behaviors and encourages students to actively participate as they build confidence in their social interactions.
Key Features
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Demonstrates the Skillstreaming teaching process in a real group setting
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Shows modeling, role-playing, and performance feedback in practice
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Supports the development of 60 essential prosocial “people skills”
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Reinforces communication, cooperation, emotional regulation, and problem-solving
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Suitable for classroom instruction, small groups, or targeted interventions
Important: This video is designed to be used alongside the program guide, Skillstreaming the Elementary School Child: A Guide for Teaching Prosocial Skills, which contains the full curriculum and implementation procedures.
Recommended For: Teachers, school counselors, psychologists, special educators, and parents working with children in grades 1–6.
