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Friendship Values Crossword
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Friendship Values Crossword
Solve the friendship-value clues, then use the words to build your own crossword. Draw a grid in the Part 2 box. Write one letter in each square and use a dark mark for unused squares. When your words cross, the shared letter must match. You may change the word order to make them fit.
Solve the clues
Write the friendship value that best fits each clue. Ignore spaces when counting letters.
1.Being truthful and not misleading a friend. (7 letters)
2.Treating another person with care and consideration, even when you disagree. (7 letters)
3.Understanding how someone else might be feeling. (7 letters)
4.Believing someone will keep their word and handle private information responsibly. (5 letters)
5.Standing by a friend and offering support, while still making safe and fair choices. (7 letters)
6.Being generous, thoughtful and caring towards others. (8 letters)
7.Using words and listening to share ideas, needs and feelings. (13 letters)
8.Making room for others so they feel welcome and included. (9 letters)
Use at least six of your answers to make an interlocking crossword. Number each starting square and write the matching clue numbers beside your clues. Check that every crossing letter works.
Friendship choices
Read each situation and think about which values could guide a kind, safe response.
9.A friend shares a screenshot of a private message in a group chat. What is the best first response?
- Forward it to more people so everyone knows.
- Ask them to remove it, avoid sharing it further, and check in with the person whose message was shared.
- Post a rude comment about the friend who shared it.
- Pretend it is fine and keep the screenshot.
10.Mere notices a new student sitting alone at lunchtime. She invites them to join her group and listens to what they want to talk about. Name two values Mere is showing.
11.Being loyal to a friend means you must agree with everything they do, even if someone could be hurt.
TrueFalse
12.You made a joke that hurt a friend's feelings. Write one sentence you could use to apologise sincerely.
13.Which friendship value would you most like to practise this week? Describe one specific action that would show it.
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