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Friendship Activities and Posters Bulletin Board

Original price was: $6.95.Current price is: $5.95.

22 reviews

These friendship activities and bulletin board posters can be used as a classroom display, in a counseling office, or in a common area at your school, and are perfect for students in 3rd grade and above.

Delivery Method: Instant Digital Download 

Pages: 67 PDF pages + Google Slides
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Friendship Activities and Posters Bulletin Board: Interactive Bulletin Board with Worksheets

This FRIENDSHIP bulletin board and activities product is perfect for any time of year! It was created for 3rd grade and above (NOTE: You can use the bulletin board in lower grades, but the verbiage and vocabulary on the printables are more appropriate for students in 3rd grade and above).

Teacher Tips:

  • Use this friendship display on a bulletin board, in a classroom display, in the counseling office, or in a common area in your school.
  • There are two choices for each letter in FRIENDSHIP. Review the choices and print the words that will work best with your class. You can also choose to use the word FRIEND or FRIENDS in lieu of using FRIENDSHIP (perhaps your bulletin board space is limited, for example).
  • The size of the letters for the bulletin board (GOOD FRIENDS ARE…) might be too large. You can adjust the size when you print. The letters on this product image (found on the cover) are printed at 65%.
  • You will find a printable for each word choice (20 pages). You will likely use only the worksheets that match the words you chose for your bulletin board.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

  • PLEASE BE AWARE that you may have students who don’t feel like they have friends. Always give your class the option to write about a family member, community member, pet, or another public figure (or someone they’d like to be their friend). I
  • If you can observe students while they complete the activities, watch for students who appear uncomfortable or upset. Supporting these students might involve talking with them privately or deliberately planning subsequent activities where they can connect and interact with students.

NOTE: THIS FILE INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!

This product includes a digital option (as well as the no-prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.

Thank you for taking the time to check out this kindness challenge. Please direct questions to me PRIOR to purchasing this product.

THIS FILE CONTAINS 67 pages + Google Slides.

22 reviews for Friendship Activities and Posters Bulletin Board

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  1. Karen L –

    In 5th grade lessons, we have been focusing on friendship. o plan to put this bulletin board up in the 5th grade hallway to compliment what we have been discussion during out lessons.

  2. Mr Hipsher’s Store  –

    I’m using this great resource for my hallway bulletin board as we read the book, “Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus.” We’re tying in friendship qualities with different chapters of the book, and the homework activities are perfect for my students.

  3. Katie K –

    This is such a great visual and way to talk about friendship! Thank you very much!

  4. Denise L –

    My students were very engaged and loved spreading kindness to others! Excellent!

  5. Tricia C. –

    Love this resource! I needed something to keep the idea of “being a good friend” going in my class for the end of the school year. Thank you!

  6. Kim B –

    Great resource

  7. Liliana P –

    My third grades really liked the activities.

  8. Rhonda W –

    I now have three of your boards….love them all!

  9. Cindy W –

    Easy to prep and I love how colorful it is!

  10. Meggie S –

    What a beautiful display!! My class loved this!

  11. Lisa W –

    Very helpful

  12. Kirsten Stockman  –

    I love using acronyms. This is outside my door as a reminder for all of us.

  13. Lisa M –

    Loved this!

  14. Nicole M –

    We enjoyed using this and hung examples for bulletin boards.

  15. Tiffany Waller –

    This is an amazing resource! I am planning to incorporate this into part of our morning meeting / SEL time to help with community building!

  16. Samantha N. –

    This was a great way to start conversation about friendship and had great reminders for them as the year went on.

  17. Inspiration and Tiny Humans –

    Students loved this cute addition to our classroom!!

  18. Julie K. –

    Looking forward to using this colorful informative friendship lesson and bulletin board.

  19. Erica E. –

    My class absolutely loved this! Great resource! Thank you!

  20. Jennifer P. –

    Made a great bulletin board! The students voted which words to use for each letter. It led to classroom discussions and writing about what friendship means as they get older.

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