Are you searching for creative ways to teach students the right time and way to ask for help? Would your students benefit from learning how to stay on task so they get their work done? In this activity guide, author Julia Cook offers fun activities and games to help you teach K-6 students the social skills featured in her children’s book, I Just Want to Do It My Way! More than 20 easy-to-follow activities will help your students learn how and when to use the skills of “Staying on Task” and “Asking for Help.” The activities range from individual quiet work, such as defining when, how, and whom to ask for help, to interactive physical activities that will grab students’ attention and have them up and out of their seats! Suggestions on how to blend some of the activities into academic lessons are also included. The book provides teacher instructions, lists of materials when needed, and activity sheets for use in class or as homework. Reward coupons (color and black-and-white versions) can be used to recognize students who demonstrate the skills appropriately, and the enclosed CD has pdf files of all of the reproducible pages plus extra worksheets to use. Use the ideas in this guide to help your students master the skills that RJ learns in I Just Want to Do It My Way!