Lesson Seven - There's Nothing Better than a Good Friend

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You enjoy being with this person, but you also enjoy spending time with other friends. Changes In Me: A Puberty and Adolescent Development Resource for Educators 210 Junior Grade Level, Second Edition Peel Public Health, Healthy Sexuality Program, 905-799-7700
Solving Problems In <strong>Friend</strong>ships Homework Assignment Everyone will have some difficult times in their friendships. Even in the best of friendships, problems do arise. It is important that you are able to know the difference between good friendships and not-so-good friendships. One way you can do this is to decide if the problems you face with your friend are “warning signs” or “unhealthy/bad signs” in your friendship. By now, you have played the <strong>Friend</strong>ship Stoplight Game with your class. Remember that “warning signs” make you feel a little worried about your friendship, while “bad signs” make you feel very uncomfortable. Think of a time when you had a problem with a friend. For this homework assignment, you will be writing a solution to a problem in a friendship. The solution can be something you actually did to solve a problem, or it can be something you might do if the problem came up again. If you cannot think of a problem in your own life, please provide a solution to either Caitlin’s or Taylor’s problem which are listed on the following page. On a lined piece of paper, complete all three tasks below. Task # 1: In one or two sentences, describe the problem you faced with your friend OR write down that you will be trying to solve Caitlin’s or Taylor’s problem. Task # 2: Explain why you think the problem is a “warning sign” or a “bad sign”. Task # 3: Write a solution that you used, or that a person could use, to solve the problem. If you are not sure how to solve the problem, try writing a few ideas that you think might work. Changes In Me: A Puberty and Adolescent Development Resource for Educators Junior Grade Level, Second Edition Peel Public Health, Healthy Sexuality Program, 905-799-7700 211
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