This material provides comprehensive guidance on developing conversation skills in autistic children by focusing on how to join groups of friends who are already engaged in discussion. It emphasizes the importance of this skill for integration in various social settings such as school, work, and beyond. The content elaborates on the complexity of group conversations due to the necessity to navigate multiple personalities and communication styles. Practical advice is offered on how to approach a group, using specific phrases to seamlessly integrate into the conversation, and maintaining the conversation’s flow without deviating from the topic. Moreover, it addresses body language cues to look for an appropriate moment to join in, ensuring a respectful and inclusive approach. Handling rejection or exclusion with resilience and seeking alternative social interactions are also covered. Additionally, it provides tips for parents and educators on teaching these skills, emphasizing emotional intelligence and the management of anxiety or nervousness through breathing techniques and positive self-affirmation. This resource aims to equip autistic children with the necessary tools to confidently engage in social interactions, enriching their social development and inclusion.