Making friends
Joining in, inviting others, and growing friendships that feel good for everyone.
Social curriculum for second-grade girls
Skillset gives schools a ready-to-teach curriculum that helps second-grade girls make friends, include others, work through conflict, and feel confident being themselves.
Why second grade
Seven- and eight-year-old girls are figuring out who they are and where they fit. Best friends, clubs, and who sits where suddenly matter a lot, and hurt feelings follow them from recess back into the classroom.
Skillset meets girls right at this moment. It gives them the words and tools to handle friendship ups and downs, and gives teachers a shared language to guide them, before habits like leaving others out take root.
Things second-grade teachers hear every day:
What girls learn
Every Skillset lesson builds on one of four connected skill areas, like the four wings of our butterfly.
Joining in, inviting others, and growing friendships that feel good for everyone.
Noticing how others feel, seeing things from another point of view, and choosing kindness.
Disagreeing respectfully, solving problems together, and making things right after a hurt.
Speaking up, setting kind boundaries, and feeling good about being herself.
Built for schools
Clear, step-by-step lessons so teachers and counselors can lead with confidence and little prep.
Stories, games, and role-play designed for the way seven- and eight-year-olds actually learn.
Works in a classroom, small group, or counseling setting, on a schedule that suits your school.
Tell us about your school and we’ll share how Skillset works, what’s included, and pricing.