Social Motion

A successful summer program starts long before students walk through the door.

As we prepare for Learn2Work, we want to thank the Incuentro team for the hard work happening behind the scenes. Ms. Jennifer, Sara, and Lorena have been working around the clock to organize materials, coordinate work jobs, and create meaningful opportunities that will help students build real-world skills this summer.

We could not do this without your dedication and support.

We’re excited to offer L2W at both our Spring Branch and Sharpstown locations and can’t wait to see our students grow, learn, and shine this summer!

Ending the session in Katy with a sweet goodbye from our amazing TAs, Ms. Odessa and Mrs. Rosie.

We’ll miss our students, but we’re wishing them a wonderful summer ahead. We can’t wait to see many of them back in August!

We celebrated the end of the session with games, snacks, and time spent with friends!

There’s a lot happening in a simple restaurant outing for our social skills students.

Every visit outside the classroom is an opportunity to put weekly lessons into motion in a real-world setting. From placing an order and speaking with restaurant staff to making choices, waiting their turn, paying for their meal, and navigating the small social moments along the way, students get to practice skills they can use every day.

These experiences help build confidence, independence, and connection in meaningful ways.

New fall classes are starting soon, and intakes are happening now. Visit https://socialmotionskills.org/intake to schedule yours and start the social motion for your elementary, middle, or high school aged student today!

Honoring and remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice this Memorial Day. 🇺🇸

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful day today.

Time’s running out to make this summer count!

Social Motion’s Learn2Work Summer Program helps students ages 11–14 build practical job skills, strengthen soft skills, develop daily living skills, and gain real-world experience in the community.

Students will spend three days each week learning and practicing in a supportive environment, plus one day volunteering alongside a job coach at a local business.

Programs are available in Spring Branch and Sharpstown. Spaces are limited and filling quickly!

For more information, email [email protected] or visit www.socialmotionskills.org.

There’s something special about friendships that are allowed to grow over time.

Our Spring Branch Teens have had that opportunity this year, building meaningful connections, trust, and community along the way. Game time is just one more way they continue practicing those connections together.

Candy Land never goes out of style for our kiddos! 🍭

Our Spring Branch Upper Elementary group had a great time during game time alongside Ms. Arianna, our newest Teacher Assistant.

Summer is almost here, and so is another opportunity for students to build job skills and gain valuable training to help prepare for a successful transition into the workforce! ☀️

Social Motion’s Learn2Work Summer Program gives students ages 11–14 the chance to explore workplace skills, strengthen soft skills, develop daily living skills, and gain hands-on experience volunteering alongside a job coach at a local business.

With locations in Spring Branch and Sharpstown, students spend three days each week building skills in a supportive environment, plus one day gaining real-world work experience in the community.

Spaces are limited and filling up fast, so now is the time to register!

For more information, email [email protected] or visit www.socialmotionskills.org.

A recent trip to Chipotle gave our Spring Branch Tweens the perfect opportunity to put their social skills into action!

From navigating choices and waiting patiently in line to interacting with staff, students put their social skills in motion before gathering together to enjoy another important part of social skills development: spending time and connecting with friends!