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WorksheetsRelationships (SEL)
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 23mins
2. showing an ability to understand others.
EMPATHETIC
APATHETIC
FRIENDS
4. unwanted agressive behavior.
COLD
SELFISH
BULLING
6.People who study in the same classroom.
CLASSMATES
FRIENDS
SIBLING
7.Brothers and sisters
BROTHERS
SITERS
SIBLINGS
9. a friend of me and you.
MUTUAL FRIENDS
BEST FRIENDS
FRIENDSHIP
Yelling, criticizing, humiliating, disrespecting, and being unwilling to compromise are examples of ___________ communication.
passive
assertive
aggressive
Positive
Healthy or Unhealthy?
Someone calls you a name or pronoun that you don't like but stops using it once you correct them or ask them not to.
Healthy
Unhealthy
Healthy or Unhealthy?
Putting yourself "in the other persons shoes" (empathy)
Healthy
Unhealthy
Healthy or Unhealthy?
Staying quiet because you are afraid of what the other person might say
Healthy
Unhealthy
What would be a good tip for someone trying to make new friends?
Treat only the people you know with respect.
Pretend you enjoy similar things so you’ll be liked by people.
Join groups that share your values or offer activities you like.
Tom found $100 on the floor in class. His friend Adam told him to keep it to buy a toy. This is an example of a(n)...
Healthy Relationship
Unhealthy Relationship
Which of the following is a healthy attibute or quality?
bitterness
jealousy
trust
anger
A relationship that has respect, trust, and honesty is.
Healthy Relationship
Unhealthy Relationship
Valuing someone else's opinions and listening without judging is a form of
self-confidence
blame
respect
All of the following are considered acquaintances except......
Cashier at a store
Friend of your older brother
Best friend
Lunch lady
You should expect your friends to be perfect.
True
False
An acquaintance can turn into a friend.
True
False
All of the following are good qualities of friends except....
Trustworthy
Reliable
Caring
Jealous
What should you do if you have a problem with someone?
to talk to the person and work it out
ask someone you trust for help
accept your differences
take a break from people who are making you feel upset
All of the above
Facial expressions, body language, gestures, and other signals that do not involve words.
verbal communication
interpersonal skills
nonverbal communication
active listening
Paying attention to a speaker with the goal of understanding the message.
nonverbal communication
interpersonal skills
feedback
active listening
Constructive response to a message or action.
feedback
peer mediation
interpersonal skills
communication
Use of words to communicate.
verbal communication
nonverbal communication
active listening
peer mediation
Groups of friends that deliberately exclude others.
stereotype
clique
virtual friends
acquaintances
People you meet through social media, websites, or online games.
stereotype
clique
virtual friends
acquaintances
Embarrasses you
Trustworthy
Sometimes is annoying
Often is jealous
Support each other
Makes you feel unsafe
Share feelings
Disagrees occasionally
Criticizes and/or belittles you
Encourages friendships
Uses you
Invades privacy
Tells you what you want to hear
Does not make time for you
Can help problem solve
Understanding
Threatens you if you do something wrong
Makes you feel bad about self
Lies
Tries to control you by saying who you can talk to, what you can do, what you wear etc.
Hurts animals
