FIRST AID        FOR THE CARE AND NURTURING              OF FRIENDSHIPS This Workshop and Workbook are designed to help people gain a better understanding of how to build friendships. It caters to children and adolescents at all levels of interpersonal development. How to be a Good Friend, to Have Good Friends. Grade level(s) seminar designed for: Grades 2nd, 3rd, and 4th and/or 5th, and 6th and/or 7th, and 8th Description of Seminar: Learning how to be a good friend, how to choose good friends, and how to keep good friends are life long tasks. This Seminar will help you understand your friends, yourself, and friendship relationships as you find out how to make a friend, be a friend, and keep a friend. Dr. Viera I. Pablant, a clinical psychologist and educator, was raised in a Ukrainian community in Argentina. Her multicultural background, as well as her education and experience, will help you discover the basic elements of friendship and the cultural forces that influence you and your friends. Came prepare to participate and maybe, make a new friend! Description of activities,     how students will be engaged,        and expected student outcomes The seminar's format enables students through a workbook, questions and answers, and the presentation, including music, poems, exploration of literature, and participation, discover the desirable and undesirable attributes of friendship in their friends and in themselves. The Students will be able to identify the primary attributes of intimate, close, and friendly relations, and became aware of the nurturing activities and attitudes that keep friendship alive and viable. Number of seminar sessions and time: Three to Six hours In One to Three sessions. Number of students seminar can accommodate: Minimum 10, maximum 15 Estimated cost of materials: $15 per student Workbooks are available for purchase separatly for: $15 WEBGURU: NOVIMIR PABLANT ANTONIUK AMICITAS@SAN.RR.COM LAST UPDATE 9 | 2004