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Fighting with
Friends

A Social Reasoning
Activity Pack

Jaclyn Watson, M.A. CCC-SLP

 Fighting with Friends
After fighting for 2 days,
you decide to work it out
with your friend, but he still
won’t talk to you.
What will you do?
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You haven’t been talking to
your friend because he
teased you in gym class, but
now you have no one to sit
with at lunch.
What will you do?
3
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You were so upset with your
friend for telling everyone
your test score, but he
apologizes and feels really
badly.
What will you do?

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Your friend finally apologizes
to you for leaving you out of
her plans, but you’re not
sure she means it.
What will you do?
2
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You are regretting telling
your friend to leave you
alone because now you see
her with other friends and
feel left out.
What will you do?
4
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You have been ignoring your
friend who hasn’t been nice
to you, but now he is turning
your other friends against
you.
What will you do?

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 Fighting with Friends
You see classmates fighting
in the hallway and you’re
afraid someone is going to
get hurt.
What will you do?
7
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You were so angry with
your friend for picking a
different partner for a
group project, but realize
you made too big of a deal
about it.
What will you do?
9
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You get shoved by a
classmate in the cafeteria
and none of your teachers
saw it.
What will you do?

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11
You made plans for Friday
night with your friend before
you started arguing and you’re
not sure if they’re still going
to happen.
What will you do?
8
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You want to apologize to
your friend after not
speaking for a week, but
you deleted his number from
your phone.
What will you do?
10
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You want to forgive your
friend, but you know your
other friends will be mad at
you if you do.
What will you do?

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Name:________________________ Date:______________
Fighting with Friends

True or False? Write T or F on the lines provided.

1. Most friends argue once in a while. ______  

2. The best way to solve a disagreement is with violence. ______  

3. If you can’t solve a problem with a friend on your own, ask

an adult for help. ______  

4. Giving someone the “silent treatment” is a good way to work ______  

a problem out.

5. It is okay to shove someone who hurt your feelings. ______  

6. If you realize you overreacted with a friend, you should ______  

apologize.

7. You should ignore someone who is trying to apologize. ______  

8. It can be difficult to forgive a friend who has hurt you. ______  

9. Sometimes people need space after a conflict with a friend. ______  

10. You shouldn’t consider your friend’s feelings. Your view is ______  
always right. © Jaclyn Watson, 2016
 True or False Answer Key

1. True- Fighting is normal on occasion between friends.  

2. False- Violence is never the solution to a problem.  

3. True- Sometimes we need an outsider to help solve a disagreement.  

4. False- Ignoring someone who is trying to fix a problem is immature.

5. False- It is never okay to put your hands on someone else.

6. True- Everyone makes mistakes, just apologize as soon as you can.

7. False- You should listen to someone who is apologizing.

8. True- It is not always easy to forgive someone.  

9. True- Sometimes people need time apart temporarily to make things

better  

10. False- You should try and think about your friend’s perspective.

© Jaclyn Watson, 2016

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