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Fourth and fifth graders are in an important stage of social growth, learning to balance independence with connection as they form deeper, more stable friendships. This stage often comes with bumps along the way. Children are discovering who they are as friends and individuals—eager to belong while also testing independence. They can be sensitive to fairness, aware of social groups, and sometimes experience shifting friendships filled with negotiation and competition. As they approach age ten and eleven, many become more empathetic, cooperative, and confident in navigating relationships. This six week group will help them navigate all of these friendship land mines. Sign up now!
Fourth and fifth graders are in an important stage of social growth, learning to balance independence with connection as they form deeper, more stable friendships. This stage often comes with bumps along the way. Children are discovering who they are as friends and individuals—eager to belong while also testing independence. They can be sensitive to fairness, aware of social groups, and sometimes experience shifting friendships filled with negotiation and competition. As they approach age ten and eleven, many become more empathetic, cooperative, and confident in navigating relationships. This six week group will help them navigate all of these friendship land mines. Sign up now!