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Friendship and Change Worksheet
Anh, Jai and Jarrah are preparing for a dance competition. Read each situation and think about how friends can support one another when plans or feelings change. There can be more than one kind way to respond.
Friendship in action
A strong friendship includes kindness, listening, respect and room for people to have different interests.
1.At practice, Jai forgets a dance step. Anh quietly offers to practise it with him. Is this a helpful friendship action or an unhelpful one?
- Helpful
- Unhelpful
2.Jarrah suggests a different ending for the dance. The group already has an idea. What is one respectful way the friends could handle the difference?
3.The competition practice time changes, so Anh cannot attend the usual session. Which response best shows support?
- Tell Anh she is not a real friend if she misses practice.
- Ask if she would like the new plan shared with her and find another time to practise together.
- Ignore Anh and make all the decisions without her.
4.True or false: Good friends must always like the same activities and agree about everything.
TrueFalse
When things change
Changes can bring different feelings. It can help to pause, name the feeling and choose a safe next step.
5.The music for the dance competition is changed at the last minute. Write one feeling a dancer might have and one helpful thing they could do.
6.Match each change with a useful next step.
- You are unsure when the new practice starts.
- You feel cross after making a mistake.
- A friend cannot come to practice.
- Pause and take a few slow breaths before trying again.
- Ask a trusted adult or teammate to explain the plan.
- Check in kindly and include them in the next plan.
7.Jai feels left out because the others practised a new section while he was away. Write a kind sentence Anh or Jarrah could say, then suggest a fair way to help Jai catch up.
8.Choose the best way to respond if a friend says they are worried about the competition.
- Listen without laughing and ask what might help.
- Tell them their worry is silly.
- Share their worry with everyone without asking.
9.Finish the sentence with one specific action: “When plans change, I can help a friend by…”
10.Jarrah and Anh disagree about who should stand at the front. Give one fair way the group could decide without hurting anyone's feelings.
11.A teammate keeps making unkind comments after you ask them to stop. What is a sensible next step?
- Keep it secret and handle it alone, even if it continues.
- Tell a trusted adult and explain what has been happening.
- Make unkind comments back.
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