How to Make Friends in Fifth Grade
Make yourself approachable., Find somebody that you have something in common with., At recess join games., When you go to lunch sit down near the people you would like to be friends with., By now most people will know you well enough to talk with...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Make yourself approachable.
Be polite and smile when you talk to others, if you are rude nobody will want to be around you.
Much less your friend.
Nod, and smile when you pass your classmates in the hall. -
Step 2: Find somebody that you have something in common with.
For instance a sport that you both play, or a hobby.
While it can be scary just to walk up to somebody, it will be worth it.
Begin to have small conversations with your classmates, chances are one of them will start talking to you more too. , Play kickball, wall ball, soccer, tetherball, or another popular game, it's a great way to get to know names and peers. , If they include you in their conversations great! If not, you might not even want to be friends with them.
You could try to get into their conversation but you don't want to seem like an eavesdropper. , -
Step 3: At recess join games.
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Step 4: When you go to lunch sit down near the people you would like to be friends with.
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Step 5: By now most people will know you well enough to talk with you so just remember to be polite
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Step 6: even after you have secured a friendship.
Detailed Guide
Be polite and smile when you talk to others, if you are rude nobody will want to be around you.
Much less your friend.
Nod, and smile when you pass your classmates in the hall.
For instance a sport that you both play, or a hobby.
While it can be scary just to walk up to somebody, it will be worth it.
Begin to have small conversations with your classmates, chances are one of them will start talking to you more too. , Play kickball, wall ball, soccer, tetherball, or another popular game, it's a great way to get to know names and peers. , If they include you in their conversations great! If not, you might not even want to be friends with them.
You could try to get into their conversation but you don't want to seem like an eavesdropper. ,
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