Classroom Resources for Kids
1. Understanding What Makes a Good Friend (Social Skills Worksheets)
1. Understanding What Makes a Good Friend (Social Skills Worksheets)
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Helping Kids Identify Healthy Friendships & Build Strong Social Skills
This printable worksheet teaches children what it means to be a good friend and how to recognise positive and negative friendships. Using CBT and ACT techniques, kids will learn the key qualities of healthy friendships and reflect on the type of friend they want to be.
What’s Inside?
✔ Drawing Activity – My Friendship Tree – A fun visual exercise where kids identify the roots (values) and branches (actions) of strong friendships.
✔ Writing Activity – My Friendship Checklist – A reflection exercise to help kids understand what makes a good friend and what to avoid.
✔ Coping Skill – The “Friendship Test” – A simple tool to help kids evaluate their friendships and set healthy standards.
✔ Homework – Friendship Reflection Journal – Encourages kids to think about past experiences and how to build supportive relationships.
✔ Take-Home Mini Message: "A great friendship feels like a strong tree—it has deep roots and keeps growing!"
Why Kids & Parents Love This Worksheet
✔ Encourages Self-Reflection – Helps kids think about their own friendships and how to foster healthy relationships.
✔ Teaches Important Social Skills – Guides children in recognising supportive vs. unhealthy friendships.
✔ Engaging & Fun – Combines drawing, writing, and real-life scenarios for an interactive learning experience.
✔ Designed for All Social Skill Levels – Perfect for kids who struggle with making and maintaining friendships.
Perfect for:
✔ Kids aged 6-12 working on social skills & making friends.
✔ Parents, teachers, and therapists looking for CBT & ACT-based friendship resources.
✔ Supporting children who feel shy, excluded, or unsure about social situations.
Format: Digital printable PDF
Use: Ideal for therapy, classrooms, homeschooling, or at-home practice.
Download now and help kids build friendships that last!
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