Session 3 Student Lesson 8: Making New Friends. Objectives Participants will: Understand your role in making new friends Gain social skills in building.

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Session 3 Student Lesson 8: Making New Friends

Objectives Participants will: Understand your role in making new friends Gain social skills in building relationships

How do you feel when? Walking into the lunchroom Joining a new sports team Going to a new friend’s house for the first time Going to a new camp for a week with other kids Joining a new after-school club

Making Friends in Six Easy Steps Listen to people. 1

Ask questions about what they just said. Making Friends in Six Easy Steps 2

Remember their name. 3

Making Friends in Six Easy Steps Follow up. 4

Making Friends in Six Easy Steps Be excited to see them again. 5

Making Friends in Six Easy Steps Suggest something to do. 6

Let’s Practice 1.Listen to people. 2.Ask questions about what they just said. 3.Remember their name. 4.Follow up. 5.Be excited to see them again. 6.Suggest something to do.

Challenge