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Healthy VS. Unhealthy Friendship Activities and Scenario Cards for Teens

Rated 4.9 out of 5, based on 31 reviews
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Homeschool
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Love all of these visual units and scaffolding great for my students that benefit from modifying the curriculum. Very engaging!
I used this for my Social Emotional Learning class period and my students loved the different scenarios
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Description

Do you shake your head in disbelief when you see your students behaving poorly towards their friends? This resource is a great way to support your middle and high school teenagers in being able to recognize the difference between healthy friendships and unhealthy friendships! Friendship skills are the basis for positive, healthy, and constructive relationships for young adults.

This resource offers multiple approaches such as: interactive group activities, scenario cards, worksheets, and guided discussion questions and answers to teach students critical friendship skills including developing healthy relationships, understanding unhealthy relationships, and how to navigate challenging social situations.

This resource includes:

  • Educators' Guide
  • 2 Interactive activities with step-by-step activity directions
  • 104 Friendship Scenario Cards
  • 18 Blank Cards to create your own scenarios
  • 3 Printable activity reflections
  • Large and Mini Header Cards
  • 8 Worksheets
  • Large and Mini Header Cards
  • Black and white version included

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ASCA Standards

Behavior: Social Skills

B-SS 2: Create positive and supportive relationships with other students

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KEEP IN MIND: Social-emotional activities work best in an environment where relationships have been fostered through team-building activities and positive supportive relationships with your students.

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INFORMED DECISIONS PRODUCTS:

Throughout the years of working with youth, there has always been a need for culturally, racially, and developmentally appropriate resources to enhance their social-emotional and life-skills. These resources have authentic real-world examples and have been researched, tested, and received feedback from teens. Resources are designed to meet the needs of teachers, counselors, and administrators. These are great for Advisory, classroom lessons, push-ins, and groups.

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Total Pages
56 pages
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Teaching Duration
90 minutes
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