Exclusion

Enjoying spending time with a friend. It is normal to want to do things with the friends you are closest with.

Wanting to spend time with people you enjoy is natural and a normal part of the friendship process.

**As long as you aren't excluding people just to be mean or hurt their feelings

​Togetherness

• Exclusion is not allowing someone to be part of the group or an activity.

• The intent behind leaving someone out is what makes it exclusion.

• Exclusion is meant to be mean and hurtful. http://girlsguidetoendbullying.org/Relational_RecognizeBullying.html

Multiple Choice

Missing out on a friends event because you have something else to do is excluding someone? True or False?

• True

• False

• Not sure

Multiple Choice

Being selected to a team or activity even though your friend was not. You feel bad for your friend but you decide to participate anyway. This is not exclusion. True or False?

• False

• True

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Multiple Choice

Telling other people that they can't sit with you and turning your back to ignore them is?

• Togetherness

• Exclusion

• Nie

• Not an issue

Multiple Choice

• Not allowing someone to join a game in p.e. or recess.

• Exclusion

• Togetherness

• Competition

Multiple Choice

• Passing out birthday invitations at school when everyone is not invited

• Acceptable

• Excluding

• Togetherness

• Not sure

Multiple Choice

Inviting your friend over for a sleep over.

• Excluding

• Unacceptable

• Togetherness

• Exciting