learning that will take place throughout the different evolutionary stages and across various contexts; additionally, they are a necessary requirement for good socialization. When working on Social Skills with boys and girls, the aim is also to "train both the family and the school." As a child progresses through different developmental stages, interpersonal relationships gain greater prominence, becoming a fundamental pillar in their integral development. Social Skills are a set of behaviors and conduct that a person acquires to:

• MAKE DECISIONS, considering their own interests and those of people around them. • DEVELOP CRITICAL JUDGMENT, sharing criteria and opinions.

• SOLVE THEIR OWN PROBLEMS, understanding others and collaborating with them.

 • ESTABLISH SATISFACTORY RELATIONSHIPS, both with people they know and with those they have just met. This book, through attractive and playful worksheets, aims to be a support for all parents and teachers who, at some point, need to complement the strategies used for children to improve their social skills; likewise, with new and fun resources, children, and those who are no longer so young, will have materials with which to develop educational activities that promote good learning of their social skills.