This document discusses the nature of friendship and how to develop and maintain friendships. It defines friendship as a relationship built on trust, understanding, care and loyalty. It notes that friends share secrets with each other and help each other, and that lying, breaking trust, or not being supportive can damage friendships. It advises that making new friends is as simple as asking someone to join an activity or conversation.

1. Friendship

2. What is Friendship Friendship – is when you know and understand someone. You trust them and care for them. You can count on that person.

3. Who are Friends? Friends are people that you can trust. Friends are loyal. You can count on them to help you. Friends are people you know very well. Friends sometimes will tell you secrets because they trust you.

4. Losing a Friend If you lie to a friend you may lose them as a friend. Telling a friends secret my cause you to lose a friend. Not helping a friend when they need you can also cause you to loose them as a friend.

5. Making Friends To make a friend, just ask. Invite someone to join you in a game, at lunch, or just to talk.