Fun Things To Do Together
What’s a simple game you can play with a friend at recess?
Tag or hide-and-seek.
What’s a good question to ask someone you’d like to be friends with?
"What’s your favorite game?"
If you wanted to become better friend with someone in your class, what could you do this week?
sit with them, ask questions, invite them to play, sharing, talk about things you both like.
What’s a way to know what your friend likes?
Ask them about their favorite things, like games or books.
What’s something you can say if you and a friend disagree?
"Let’s take turns sharing what we think."
What’s a fun activity to do with a friend on a rainy day?
Play board games or watch a movie.
Why might someone choose to spend time with a particular friend?
Because they have fun together, feel comfortable together, or like some of the same things.
How can you show a friend that you care about their feelings?
Listen to them when they’re upset and ask how you can help.
Why is it important to pay attention to your friend’s feelings?
It helps you understand how to be kind and supportive.
What can you do if a friend hurts your feelings?
Tell them how you feel in a calm way, like, "That upset me."
How can you show someone that you’re interested in what they’re saying?
“Really”?
Tell me more!
What should you do if someone is shy and doesn’t talk much?
Be patient, smile, and ask them simple questions.
What’s a good way to celebrate a friend’s achievement?
Say, "Great job! I’m so proud of you!"
What can you do if your friend looks sad?
Ask, "Are you okay?" or "Do you want to talk about it?"
How can you make up with a friend after an argument?
Say, "I’m sorry," and talk about how to fix the problem.
What’s a fun outdoor activity to do with a group of friends?
Play soccer, basketball, or ride bikes together.
What’s a way to show someone you’re interested in what they’re saying?
Look at them, nod, and say, "That’s cool!"
How can you make sure everyone in a group feels included?
Invite everyone to join in the activity or game.
What does it mean to "put yourself in someone else’s shoes"?
Imagine how they might feel in a situation to understand them better.
What can you do if you feel left out by your friends?
Let them know how you feel and ask if you can join in.
Why is it important to sometimes let your friends choose the game?
What is something you could say to join a group playing together?
"Can I play with you?"
What does it mean to "respect your friend’s boundaries"?
It means listening when they say no or need space.
Why is it important to notice when your friend is quiet or acting differently?
It could mean they need support or someone to talk to.
What might make a friend not want to play with someone again?
Being mean, always controlling the game, cheating, yelling, getting angry if you lose