Empower Your Students to Build Strong Connections
Are you looking for an engaging tool to help students cultivate healthy relationships and a strong sense of belonging?
This workbook will equip you with everything you need to do just that! Teach crucial academic and social skills in thirty-minute lessons for small group instruction in grades 2-9. It’s flexible, adaptable, and requires minimal prep time – no extra materials required!
Recognizing that social interaction is a cornerstone of learning, this curriculum lays crucial groundwork for academic success and overall personal development. It helps students understand their own worth, build positive connections with peers, and establish healthy boundaries in their relationships.
Inside, you’ll find:
- 10-12 Complete Lessons with ASCA(R) standards
- Comprehensive Action Plan
- Permission and Completion Letters to send to caregivers
- Attendance Logs
- Pre- and Post-Assessments for Program Effectiveness
- Results Report to share with interested parties
Topics include social awareness, empathy, communication, and understanding different viewpoints. The lessons and activities in this thoughtfully crafted resource are designed to help students understand their own emotions and perspectives, recognize social cues, and develop the crucial interpersonal skills needed to build and maintain positive, healthy relationships. They’ll learn to improve their ability to connect with peers and enhance their overall learning experience.
This workbook’s practical design allows students to empathize, connect with others, and translate their new knowledge into practice. Use 30-Minute Groups: Relationships and Belonging workbook to empower your students to build strong social connections and foster a lasting sense of belonging!
Author: Amy Baltimore
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: National Center for Youth Issues
Published: 09/11/2025
Series: 30-Minute Groups
Pages: 112
Weight: 1.14lbs
Size: 10.86h x 8.36w x 0.41d
ISBN: 9781965066140
Language: English
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