Being a Good Friend
One of the most important social skills that kids and teens should learn is being a good friend. It promotes strong relationships, increases their sense of purpose, and reduces stress. While it takes effort, the rewards are great.
This social skills training resource explains the differences between a good friend and bad friend, and how young people can be good to others by showing kindness, forgiving, and accepting differences.
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- Size: 8.5" x 11"
Being a Good Friend
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