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Social-emotional learning worksheet on assertive communication showing passive and aggressive statements to rewrite as healthy responses.
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This printable social-emotional learning worksheet helps students practice converting passive and aggressive statements into assertive communication. Eight prompted rewrite exercises include phrases like "You never listen" and "It's fine" (when it's not), with sentence starters to guide honest, respectful, and direct responses. Useful for classroom discussions on conflict resolution, relationship skills, and self-advocacy across elementary through high school.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Grade Level:
Pre-K – 10th Grade
Updated January 2026

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