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Printable 1st grade social-emotional learning worksheet with a story about peer pressure and questions on self-advocacy and saying no.
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Self-Advocacy: Saying "No"

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This printable social-emotional learning worksheet for 1st graders includes a story about a character named Tina who faces pressure from friends to ride down a steep hill. The activity pairs multiple-choice comprehension questions with open-response prompts asking students to explain what they could say to resist peer pressure and why it matters to stay firm. Useful for character education, conflict-resolution discussions, or classroom lessons on setting boundaries.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Social Awareness
Grade Level:
1st Grade
Updated May 2026

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