Use cards with different facial expressions and have children act out the emotions. This helps them understand and identify feelings in others.

Have children act out characters in stories. This practice helps them navigate social situations and understand different perspectives.

Organize a "secret friend" activity where children exchange small gifts or cards. This encourages interaction and friendship. 

Games like "Simon Says" or board games are excellent for teaching turn-taking, following rules, and teamwork. 

Ask children to role-play social situations like asking for help or greeting a friend. It helps to practice communication skills. 

Use a mirror and have children create various facial expressions. This aids in recognizing and expressing emotions. 

Create stories together, with each child contributing a part. This fosters collaboration and creativity. 

Organize group projects, like building something together. This promotes cooperation and positive interaction. 

Encourage participation in plays or skits. This helps practice communication and teamwork. 

Hold "circle conversation" sessions where children can share stories or thoughts. This encourages active listening and interaction.