Making Friends：練習問題

Your friend has a different favourite color than you. What does this teach you about friends?

Your friend wants to tickle you, but you don't like it. What should you do?

A new friend at school keeps making jokes that make another classmate feel bad. You don't want to hurt the new friend's feelings, but you also know it's not right. What is the best way to handle this situation?

When you want to play with a toy that your friend is already using, what is the best thing to do?

Your friend accidentally breaks your pencil during class. How should you express your feelings without making the situation worse?

Your friend likes to read quiet books, but you like to play loud games. How can you still be good friends?

Imagine you and your friend both want to play different games during recess. Explain two polite ways you can resolve this conflict so you both have fun.

Your friend accidentally spills juice on your art project, making it messy. Describe two steps you could take to handle this situation kindly and find a solution together.

Imagine your friend has a different hobby than you. For example, you love reading, but your friend loves playing football.
a) How can you still be good friends despite having different interests?
b) Name one way you can show respect for your friend's hobby.

You and your friend, Tom, both want to play with the same toy car during recess. Tom grabs it first, and you feel upset.
a) What are two appropriate ways you can try to resolve this conflict with Tom without arguing?
b) Why is it important to solve problems peacefully when making friends?