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Printable college worksheet on relationship reflection where students allocate $100 of friendship energy to people in their lives.
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$100 Friendship Budget: Relationship Reflection

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This printable relationship-reflection worksheet invites college students to allocate $100 of weekly friendship energy to the people in their lives, naming each person, their relationship, the amount, and how they spend time together. Students then reflect on who received little or no energy, who received the most, and whether their allocation matches their actual relationship priorities. Useful for counseling sessions, student-affairs programming, or personal wellness coursework.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Relationship Skills
Grade Level:
College
Updated April 2026

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