What Makes a Friend?
True or False: Friends usually share common interests.
True.
Where is one place at school you can meet new friends?
Classes, lunch, or clubs.
What’s one easy way to approach someone new?
Say “Hi” or give a compliment.
Why shouldn’t you join a group without asking or waiting for an opening?
It can feel like you’re interrupting.
What’s one way to show someone you’d like to be friends?
Invite them to hang out or join a group activity.
What’s one quality most people look for in a friend?
Kindness, trust, or loyalty.
What’s one activity outside of school where you can make friends?
Sports teams, church, or community groups.
If you see someone doing something you like, what could you say?
“That looks fun, how do you do that?”
True or False: Forcing yourself into a group is the best way to make friends.
False.
Why should you find things in common with others?
Shared interests help friendships grow.
Why is it important to have friends?
Friends provide support, fun, and companionship.
Why are extracurricular activities good for finding friends?
They bring together people with shared interests.
Why is smiling a good first step in meeting friends?
It makes you seem approachable and friendly.
What happens if you only talk about yourself when meeting someone?
The person may lose interest.
What’s one example of a small step to build a friendship?
Sitting together at lunch or talking between classes.
What’s the difference between an acquaintance and a friend?
Friends share more personal connections and time together.
True or False: You can only make friends in your grade.
False.
What’s one safe topic to start with when meeting someone new?
School, sports, music, or hobbies.
Why should you avoid asking very personal questions right away?
It can make the other person uncomfortable.
True or False: Friendships take time to grow.
True.
Why is it better to have a few close friends instead of just lots of acquaintances?
Close friends provide stronger support and connection.
What’s one tip for choosing the best place to meet friends?
Pick a place where people share your hobbies or interests.
Why is body language important when approaching someone?
It shows confidence and helps the other person feel comfortable.
What happens if you act mean or bossy when first meeting someone?
People may not want to be friends with you.
What’s the goal of finding friends?
To build positive, supportive relationships that last.