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Social Story for Kids, Friendship Repair Worksheets

Social Story for Kids, Friendship Repair Worksheets: a print-ready social story for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.

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Give children a practical way to explore friendship repair and kind choices with this printable social story resource for ages 7–12. Children practise pausing before acting, comparing possible choices and planning a more helpful next step. Use it with a parent, school counselor, therapist or special educator before or after the situation it addresses.

Help kids understand hurtful words, regret, apologies, and friendship repair with this printable SEL social story and worksheet set.

This resource follows a relatable friendship situation where a student says something mean in frustration, then feels regret and wants to make things right. Through a gentle social story and guided reflection pages, children explore big feelings, hurt feelings, guilt, apologizing, kind words, and repairing mistakes.

This printable resource is designed for kids ages 7–12 and supports emotional awareness, friendship skills, apology skills, self-regulation, empathy, and making better choices after hurtful words.

What’s included: 1 social story about saying something mean and regretting it story continuation with a clear SEL “Big Idea” feelings and regret reflection worksheet friendship repair skills activity “What would you do?” reflection page helpful thoughts worksheet for kind words and repairing mistakes printable PDF format no prep — just print and use Skills supported: friendship repair apologizing understanding regret identifying hurt feelings using kind words making things right empathy and perspective-taking calming down before speaking using “I feel” statements repairing mistakes conflict resolution school counseling reflection Great for: school counselors teachers social workers homeschool SEL classroom calm corners friendship groups social skills groups conflict resolution lessons individual student support kids who say hurtful things, struggle with anger, feel regret, or need help repairing friendships

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How to use it

Start small, then adapt from the response.

  1. Preview the pages and choose one manageable activity for the current need.
  2. Print or use the resource alongside calm, supportive adult guidance.
  3. Notice what helped and repeat or adapt the activity without forcing disclosure.
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Who can use Social Story for Kids, Friendship Repair Worksheets?

It is designed for guided use with Ages 7–12 by parents, teachers, counselors and therapists. Check the preview and adapt reading, writing and discussion demands when needed.

Is this a ready-to-print digital resource?

Yes. The files and formats included in this product are listed above. Access is digital after confirmed payment.

Does a worksheet or activity replace individualized support?

No. It can support teaching, discussion and practice, but it does not replace assessment, safeguarding, crisis support or individualized professional care.

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