Friendship lessons

Developing empathy in children has never been more fun than with this collection of 19 simple empathy activities for kids!

A how-to guide for teaching kids about healthy friendships and friendship boundaries. Resources and book recommendations making it easy to talk to children about healthy friendships.

Friendship-building activities help children in K-3 develop strong social skills. When relationships are an important factor in education, kids succeed in school and life.

ALL ABOUT FRIENDSHIP Friendship and conflict solving skills are so important to teach our kiddos. Our job is to teach them important social skills. They need these tools to ensure successful relationships with their peers and adults. It is tricky, but it can be done! I am sharing some of

February is here! And while the Valentine’s decor hit shelves in November, you may be struggling to come up with some fun V-Day activities. Fear not! Here are a few of my favorite activities that promote friendship and kindness (because Valentine’s day doesn’t just have to be about pink, hearts, and chocolate!) Okay, I take …

Not only is it important to teach kids about what bad friends & bad friendships look like for their own safety, but it is also important to teach them what it means to be a good friend to others. Friends help make life more fun and meaningful, and also serve as a vital aspect of a child's emotional growth and mental wellness!

These fun friendship activities are a great way to build a happy, caring climate in your classroom and teach social skills that will last all year.

Teach children to listen, share, take turns, and build friendships with peers at school and in the classroom with these engaging social emotional learning lessons and hands-on activities. Make a hat, participate in relationship building games, and learn ways to cooperate and be a team helper. #socialemotional #classroommanagement #socialskills #friendshipskills #teachingfriendship

Whether it's the beginning of the school year or anytime in the middle--this is one of my favorite activities to do with students. As much as school is about reading, writing, math, science, social studies, PE, art, music, and all the subjects--it's even more about the relationships that students build with their peers. No classroom is perfect because we are all learning! We start off with FRIENDSHIP TOWERS. At first I have some building blocks (you can use Jenga blocks, unifix cubes, really…

We played this game for our lesson on being a good friend. It’s very simple and a lot of fun, especially when you have to untangle yourself at the end. Everybody sits in a circle and the fi…