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Belonging and Community Worksheet
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Belonging and Community Worksheet
Belonging grows when people are welcomed, respected and included. Read each question carefully and write your answers in the spaces provided.
Noticing belonging
Use your knowledge of kind, inclusive communities to answer the questions.
1.Which action is most likely to help a classmate feel included?
- Inviting the classmate to join the poster-making
- Keeping all the materials for yourself
- Ignoring the classmate's ideas
- Laughing when the classmate asks a question
2.Write two words that describe how someone might feel when a group welcomes them.
3.A new student joins a lunchtime game. Which response best supports belonging?
- Explain the rules and make room for the new student
- Tell the student the game is only for old friends
- Continue playing without speaking to them
- Change the rules so the new student cannot take a turn
4.True or false: Listening respectfully when a classmate shares an idea can help that person feel they belong.
TrueFalse
Belonging in everyday interactions
Think about expressions, words and actions that help people feel welcome in a community.
5.Complete the sentence: A friendly tone of voice can help someone feel .
6.Match each behaviour with the way it can support belonging.
- Taking turns in a group
- Using a classmate's name kindly
- Asking someone to join a game
- Shows respect and recognition
- Everyone gets a chance to contribute
- Helps them feel included
7.Name one action that would make a group discussion feel less welcoming, and explain why it could affect belonging.
8.At a classroom table, one person has not had a chance to speak. What could the group do to include them?
9.Give one example of a welcoming facial expression and one example of an unwelcoming facial expression.
10.A class is planning a shared project. Explain one way the students can make sure different people’s ideas are heard.
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