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Social-emotional learning worksheet with open-response questions about safety, trust, and trustworthy relationships.
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Safety and Trust

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This social-emotional learning worksheet includes six open-response prompts for students to reflect on safe places, trusted people, and the meaning of trust. Students explore who they trust, how trust develops, how it can be broken, and whether they themselves are trustworthy. Appropriate for K–12 classrooms, counseling sessions, or as part of a social-emotional or character-education unit.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Social Awareness
Grade Level:
1st – 12th Grades
Updated May 2026

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