Being a good friend doesn’t come naturally to every student. Friendship skills are learned and strengthened over time, and this engaging llama-themed curriculum makes that learning approachable and fun.
Perfect for upper elementary and middle school, these ready-to-use activities guide students as they explore what it means to be a good friend, reflect on their own experiences, and practice healthy relationship skills.
Aligned with ASCA Mindsets and Behaviors, this resource is ideal for classroom lessons, small groups, or lunch bunch counseling sessions.
Students will learn to:
Recognize and classify characteristics of healthy and unhealthy friendships
Identify the traits of a good friend
Reflect on what they value in friendships and what to look for in new connections
Discover ways to meet new friends
Explore the character traits that help maintain friendships over time
Navigate common challenges when making or keeping friends
Build confidence in identifying and maintaining healthy relationships
Lessons Included:
What is a Friend?
Healthy & Unhealthy Friendships
Build a Healthy Friend
Ways to Make & Keep Friends
Practicing Friendship Skills
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Bring these lessons into your program and help your students feel more prepared, confident, and connected.
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