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Guided-notes worksheet for 7th graders on four types of responses to good news: passive constructive, passive destructive, active destructive, and active constructive.
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Good News Response Guided Notes

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This guided-notes worksheet helps 7th graders understand four ways people respond to others sharing good news: passive constructive (quiet, understated support), passive destructive (disengaged), active destructive (elaborating concerns, quashing news), and active constructive (authentically engaged, building joy). Use this for lessons on communication skills, empathy, and strengthening relationships.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Relationship Skills
Grade Level:
7th Grade
Updated October 2025

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