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Relationship Types Sorting Activity

Choose the relationship type that best fits each situation. Then think about how people can show care, respect and good communication in different relationships.

Sort the situations

For each situation, select the relationship type that fits best.

1.Asha asks her older brother to help her practise spelling.
  • Family relationship
  • Friendship
  • Teacher-pupil relationship
  • Community relationship
2.At lunchtime, Keira invites a new pupil to join his game.
  • Family relationship
  • Friendship
  • Teacher-pupil relationship
  • Community relationship
3.Nia listens carefully while her class teacher explains a science activity.
  • Family relationship
  • Friendship
  • Teacher-pupil relationship
  • Community relationship
4.At the local library, Rhys thanks the librarian for helping him find a book.
  • Family relationship
  • Friendship
  • Teacher-pupil relationship
  • Community relationship
5.After school, Hollie tells her aunt about something that made her happy.
  • Family relationship
  • Friendship
  • Teacher-pupil relationship
  • Community relationship
6.Two friends take turns choosing which board game to play.
  • Family relationship
  • Friendship
  • Teacher-pupil relationship
  • Community relationship
7.Owen tells his teacher he is unsure how to start his writing task.
  • Family relationship
  • Friendship
  • Teacher-pupil relationship
  • Community relationship
8.At a neighbourhood clean-up, Isla works alongside people who live nearby.
  • Family relationship
  • Friendship
  • Teacher-pupil relationship
  • Community relationship

Care and respect in relationships

Give a suitable example for each prompt. The answers below are examples; other sensible answers are also acceptable.

9.Write one kind way to show care for someone in your family.
10.Write one action that could help a new pupil feel welcome.
11.Give one example of showing respect when speaking with a teacher or another adult.
12.Why can it be helpful to have different kinds of relationships, such as family, friends and trusted adults?

Healthy relationships

Think about the qualities that help people feel safe, valued and listened to.

13.Name three qualities that help make a relationship healthy.
14.A friend keeps borrowing your things without asking. What could you say to explain your boundary calmly?

4 printable pages

  • Relationship Types Sorting Activity, page 1 of 4: Sort the situations

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  • Relationship Types Sorting Activity, page 2 of 4: 4. At the local library, Rhys thanks the librarian for helping him find a book.

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  • Relationship Types Sorting Activity, page 3 of 4: Care and respect in relationships

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  • Relationship Types Sorting Activity, page 4 of 4: Healthy relationships

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