Types of Friends
This tier covers short, pleasant interactions like saying hi and bye or asking "how are you," often with cashiers, police officers, or random kids at school.
Friendly
This is when someone is mean to you again and again, really hurts you, or tries to make you do something wrong.
Bullying
A friend borrows your hoodie without asking and gives it back late. Is this a big or small conflict? What would you do?
Small conflict and various answers accepted
What are the names of the three teachers in the room?
Mr. Blake, Ms. Reyna, and Mr. Mat
At this tier both people make effort, enjoy each other's company, and make plans to hang out often.
Evolving Friendship
A classmate keeps posting rude captions about you online AND tells everyone at lunch not to sit with you. Name one type of bullying that is happening here.
Cyber or Exclusion
Unsafe, unethical, or harassment - these three words describe this type of conflict.
Big conflict
What do you use while you are having reciprocal conversation? There are two answers.
Questions and comments
You run into your friend's cousin at the mall. You've met her twice, know her name, but you've never hung out on purpose. What type of relationship is this?
Acquaintance
A bully corners you in an empty hallway and demands your chips. What should you do?
Various Answers accepted
Instead of "You always ignore me," you say "I feel left out when plans change." What kind of statement is this?
I-statement
In the video we watched, what example did they use to explain how to change the topic? (Hint: think water)
Riding the conversation wave
You two hung out once after meeting in club, it went great, and you both said 'we should do this again'—but it's been three weeks and neither of you has followed up, though you still seek each other out at school. What type of friend is this?
Possible Friendship
Two friends joke about mismatched socks and both laugh. Is this teasing or bullying?
Teasing
Asking what the other person might be thinking, feeling, or dealing with - without having to agree with them. What is this called?
Perspective Taking
What is the picture that we used to explain staying on topic? (Hint: think outside)
On-Topic tree
You only see this person a few times a month because of different schedules—but you've told them things no one else knows, they check in when you go quiet, and neither of you has to perform around the other. What type of friend is this?
Close or Best Friend
What are the four types of bullying named in our lesson?
Verbal, Cyber, exclusion, and physical
A group chat is making fun of a classmate and everyone stays quiet. What would you do?
Various Answers accepted
How many continents are in the world?
There are seven. Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia.