Good Friend Checklists, 12 Differentiated Checklists

Good Friend Checklists: A Versatile Teaching Resource

The Good Friend Checklists are a series of 12 differentiated teaching resources designed to nurture positive social interactions among students. They're ideal for educators aiming at tackling anti-social behaviour in their classrooms, suitable from Kindergarten up to Grade 5.

Purpose and Usage

These checklists target children who struggle with appropriate friend behaviours such as yelling, cheating during games or ignoring their peers. Often, these children are not aware that they're pushing friends away or lack the needed communication skills.

The checklists can be used in many ways including whole-group discussion starters, small-group discussions or as homework assignments that involve self-reflection and parental participation.

'Are You A Good Friend?' Checklist

This is a pre-activity checklist used before recess time or group projects begins and acts as conversation starter. Its purpose is to encourage students to think about their actions in a positive educational framework.

'Were You A Good Friend?' Checklist

Focusing on post-activity reflection, this checklist encourages students to review their behaviour and identify areas for improvement if necessary.

Variations Catering Learning Styles

• Set 1: Full-color versions with visual cues via pictures for reinforcing ideas along with black-and-white versions for cost-effective printing.
• Set 2:Set 3:Note:The resource’s potential is maximized when laminated allowing endless use via dry erase markers over time.

  Bonus Posters

  Couple these insightful checklists with in-depth discussions about the meaning of a good friend. Close comprehension gaps utilising bonus posters focusing on this theme. This comprehensive package intertwines critical life skills into regular teaching day constructs, shaping students to recognize and act upon positive behaviours that lead to successful friendships.

Included Please Find : 22 Pages

✅ Set 1

Are You A Good Friend? {With Pictures, In Color}

Were You A Good Friend? {With Pictures, In Color}

Are You A Good Friend? {With Pictures, In Black & White}

Were You A Good Friend? {With Pictures, In Black & White}

✅ Set 2

Are You A Good Friend? {Words Only, In Color}

Were You A Good Friend? {Words Only, In Color}

Are You A Good Friend? {Words Only, In Black & White}

Were You A Good Friend? {Words Only, In Black & White}

✅ Set 3: Make Your Own

Are You A Good Friend? {With Pictures, Black & White}

Were You A Good Friend? {With Pictures, Black & White}

Are You A Good Friend? {Without Pictures, Black & White}

Were You A Good Friend? {Without Pictures, Black & White}

✅ BONUS: Posters~ Being A Good Friend Means {1 In Color & 1 In Black & White}