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Explore Lesson 2

Explore Lesson 2 (LIVE LESSON INPUT)

What nourishes and what spoils friendship and unity.

 

Following on from your work in Monday's lesson (you may wish to listen to the songs/story again), I would like you to answer the following questions and complete the activity below. 

 

  1. What kinds of behaviour will break a friendship?
  2. Who is affected when a friendship is broken?
  3. What do you think is the best way to mend broken friendships?

 

 

 

Your activity:

  • Produce a set of guidelines to explain the benefits of having friends.  How do your own values and beliefs affect how you manage your friendships when they are spoiled?
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