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Our Friendship Rules Social Boundaries and Friendship Skills Activity
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Our Friendship Rules Social Boundaries and Friendship Skills Activity

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Boundaries are incredibly important in friendships, as our friendship goals. One of my favorite ways of helping students to establish these is through creating “Friendship Rules” with them. This activity is an excellent companion to Peggy Moss’ Our Friendship Rules but is also wonderful on its own, or paired with another friendship book like PB & Jellyous or Mac&Geeeez by Michael Genhart or TroubleTalk by Trudy Ludwig.
 
I often do this resource with dyads or small groups. I give each student an “Our Friendship Rules” template and a copy of the pre-written rules. Read through all of the rules together, then direct them to pick the 4-6 rules most important to them. Students cut and paste the rules on and then if time remains, I let them use crayons or markers to decorate their page and then share out what they chose.
 
If you plan to use this resource with the story “Our Friendship Rules” by Peggy Moss, know that the book is not included in this resource and needs to be purchased separately.
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What others are saying...

“I used this for a lunch bunch group of kids struggling with drama/getting along. Such a great activity and I loved how each student could “customize” their friendship rules with the different choices. Thank you!”

“I use this activity during my first group sessions. The students create their own group names. They color each strip and make their own group poster. They love seeing their individual group rules on the bulletin board!”

“Excellent way to hold a lot the girls I work with accountable for their actions. Too often am I having the same girls come in to talk about the same issues and their refusal to fix it and put preventative measures in place.”

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