Relationship Checkpoint

This worksheet helps students evaluate whether social behaviors fall into Healthy, Unhealthy, or Abusive relationship categories. Each prompt describes a behavior such as respecting opinions, checking phones without permission, spreading rumors, expressing feelings honestly, or apologizing. Students classify each example and write a sentence explaining their reasoning. The activity builds awareness of relationship safety, emotional well-being, and warning signs of abuse. It encourages discussion about boundaries, mutual respect, and harmful behaviors. This worksheet supports students in recognizing when a friendship or relationship becomes unsafe and helps develop early intervention skills.

Curriculum Matched Skills

Health Education – Healthy vs. Unhealthy Relationship Identification

Social-Emotional Learning – Boundaries and Emotional Safety

English Language Arts – Reading Situations and Written Explanation

SEL – Abuse Prevention and Recognizing Warning Signs

This worksheet is part of our recognizing unsafe or unhealthy social interactions worksheets collection.