Relationship Skills Conversation Cards — Morning Meeting Questions
What do you say when a friend says “Do it or we’re not friends”?
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- Grades
- 2–8
- What you get
- 102 discussion questions spread over ten areas…75 pages
- Use it
- Print + digitaldigital = one link, no student logins
- Competency
- Relationship Skills
About this resource
What do you say when a friend says “Do it or we’re not friends”? These relationship skills conversation cards give your class 102 morning meeting questions like that one, across listening, friendship, teamwork, conflict, peer pressure and boundaries. The set is yours free with a free account (no card needed), for Grades 2–8.
What students practice
- Communicating clearly and listening well
- Making and keeping friends
- Working as a team
- Solving conflicts peacefully
- Handling peer pressure and responding to bullying
- Setting boundaries and speaking up for themselves and others
What’s inside
- Plenty of practical “What could you say” questions: communication and strategy questions make up a third of the set
- Full-color cards, six per page, with 102 matching reflection sheets, two per page
A look inside
Everyday life: “How could you order your own food at a restaurant?”
Conflict: “If an argument were a knot, how might two people untie it together?”
Boundaries: “How can you tell when a pet has had enough petting?”
Speaking up: “How could you ask your family to stop using a nickname you’ve outgrown?”
How to use these relationship skills conversation cards in morning meeting
Grade fit
Younger students answer from sibling arguments and recess; older ones from teams, a group where one person always decides what’s cool, and friendships under pressure. A question like how saying “that was bullying” differs from calling someone “a bully” makes these real conversation starters for middle school, not only for elementary grades.
Digital version
The digital version turns the questions into one link: students answer on any device with no student logins and download an answer sheet to hand in.
Good to know
The Preventing and Responding to Bullying area (questions 51–60) asks what students notice and what they could say or do, in settings like the lunchroom and recess. If bullying is a live issue in your class, read those ten first.
Pairs well with
Questions teachers ask
Is this the full set?
Yes. You get all 102 questions and 102 reflection sheets with a free account.
Is the bullying section okay for younger grades?
Yes. Its ten questions stay with everyday school moments such as recess, the lunchroom and teasing followed by “Just kidding”.
Do students need accounts for the digital version?
No. One shared link opens on any device, with no student logins.
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