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Student issue: Friendships & feeling left out
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Partner practice · Grades K–2
Ask someone to join your game
Practice inviting someone to play and responding to either answer.
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Role-play · Grades 6–8 · 9–12
Ask what kind of help a friend wants
Ask whether a friend wants listening, ideas, or company.
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Infographic · Grades 6–8
Check before you send
Use one quiz-date example to practice checking a message before passing it on.
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Partner activity · Grades 3–5
Find one thing you have in common
Share an interest and ask a partner a follow-up question.
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Writing or drawing activity · Grades 3–5
Say thanks for something specific
Thank someone by naming what they did and how it helped.
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Board game · Grades K–2
Take-turns trail
Play a short cooperative game with six supplied school-situation cards.
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Comic · Grades 3–5
The missing marker
Follow a short classroom misunderstanding and a clear apology.
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Perspective practice · Grades 3–5
What else could be true?
Separate what you saw from what you guessed and try a question.
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Scenario practice · Grades 6–8
When friends leave someone out
Pick a safe way to help when friends exclude a classmate.
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An invitation without pressure
Offer a friendly invitation and accept the answer.
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Related materials · Grades 6–8
Asking a friend to listen before giving advice
Ask for the kind of help you want.
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Grades 6–8
- Lessons: Asking a friend to listen before giving advice, grades 6–8
- Communication: Asking a friend to listen before giving advice: family practice, grades 6–8
- Worksheets: Asking a friend to listen before giving advice: practice sheet, grades 6–8
- Student Support: Asking a friend to listen before giving advice: school support guide, grades 6–8
- Small Groups: Asking a friend to listen before giving advice: small-group series, grades 6–8
Related materials · Grades 9–12
Changing a group plan so everyone can contribute
Students will offer a realistic fix when a group task was missed.
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Grades 9–12
- Lessons: Changing a group plan so everyone can contribute, grades 9–12
- Lesson pack: Changing a group plan so everyone can contribute, grades 9–12
- Communication: Changing a group plan so everyone can contribute: family follow-up, grades 9–12
- Worksheets: Changing a group plan so everyone can contribute: practice sheet, grades 9–12
- Student Support: Changing a group plan so everyone can contribute: school support outline, grades 9–12
- Small Groups: Changing a group plan so everyone can contribute: small-group series, grades 9–12
Related materials · Grades 9–12
Choosing a useful role in a group
Students will change a group routine so more people can take part.
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Grades 9–12
- Lessons: Choosing a useful role in a group, grades 9–12
- Lesson pack: Choosing a useful role in a group, grades 9–12
- Communication: Choosing a useful role in a group: family follow-up, grades 9–12
- Worksheets: Choosing a useful role in a group: practice sheet, grades 9–12
- Student Support: Choosing a useful role in a group: school support outline, grades 9–12
- Small Groups: Choosing a useful role in a group: small-group series, grades 9–12
Related materials · Grades K–2
Choosing another activity when a friend says no
Choose another activity when a friend is not ready.
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Grades K–2
- Lessons: Choosing another activity when a friend says no, grades K–2
- Communication: Choosing another activity when a friend says no: family practice, grades K–2
- Worksheets: Choosing another activity when a friend says no: practice sheet, grades K–2
- Student Support: Choosing another activity when a friend says no: school support guide, grades K–2
- Small Groups: Choosing another activity when a friend says no: small-group series, grades K–2
Related materials · Grades 3–5
Choosing support so everyone can take part
Students will choose a change that makes a task easier to join.
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Grades 3–5
- Lessons: Choosing support so everyone can take part, grades 3–5
- Lesson pack: Choosing support so everyone can take part, grades 3–5
- Communication: Choosing support so everyone can take part: family follow-up, grades 3–5
- Worksheets: Choosing support so everyone can take part: practice sheet, grades 3–5
- Student Support: Choosing support so everyone can take part: school support outline, grades 3–5
- Small Groups: Choosing support so everyone can take part: small-group series, grades 3–5
Related materials · Grades 3–5
Combining two ideas in a shared task
Students will hear two ideas and choose a fair next step.
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Grades 3–5
- Lessons: Combining two ideas in a shared task, grades 3–5
- Lesson pack: Combining two ideas in a shared task, grades 3–5
- Communication: Combining two ideas in a shared task: family follow-up, grades 3–5
- Worksheets: Combining two ideas in a shared task: practice sheet, grades 3–5
- Student Support: Combining two ideas in a shared task: school support outline, grades 3–5
- Small Groups: Combining two ideas in a shared task: small-group series, grades 3–5
Related materials · Grades 6–8
Disagreeing without insulting someone
Students will name a disagreement and suggest a fair way to decide.
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Grades 6–8
- Lessons: Disagreeing without insulting someone, grades 6–8
- Lesson pack: Disagreeing without insulting someone, grades 6–8
- Communication: Disagreeing without insulting someone: family follow-up, grades 6–8
- Worksheets: Disagreeing without insulting someone: practice sheet, grades 6–8
- Student Support: Disagreeing without insulting someone: school support outline, grades 6–8
- Small Groups: Disagreeing without insulting someone: small-group series, grades 6–8
Related materials · Grades 6–8
Helping a new classmate find school information
Offer useful information without making someone explain their story.
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Grades 6–8
- Lessons: Helping a new classmate find school information, grades 6–8
- Communication: Helping a new classmate find school information: family practice, grades 6–8
- Worksheets: Helping a new classmate find school information: practice sheet, grades 6–8
- Student Support: Helping a new classmate find school information: school support guide, grades 6–8
- Small Groups: Helping a new classmate find school information: small-group series, grades 6–8