This task is a personal reflection activity, not a math or logic problem. There’s no single “correct” answer — it’s about thinking honestly about your own life.
Step-by-step approach:
1. Think quietly: Who are the people in your life who make you feel safe and supported?
2. Consider different types of people: family members (like parents, siblings, grandparents), friends, teachers, coaches, counselors, or even neighbors.
3. Ask yourself: “If I were really upset or going through something hard, who would I call or talk to?”
4. Write down their names on each petal of the flower. You can write as many as you want — 5 is just a suggestion because there are 5 petals.
5. It’s okay if some petals stay blank — not everyone has 5 trusted people right now, and that’s normal.
6. This is for YOU — no one else needs to see it unless you choose to share.
Example thoughts:
- “I’d call my mom when I’m sad.”
- “My best friend always listens without judging.”
- “My teacher helped me when I was struggling with school.”
You’re building a support map — like a safety net made of people who care about you.
Final Answer:
Write the names of up to five people you trust and could turn to during hard times — such as family members, friends, teachers, or counselors — on the petals of the flower. Only include people you genuinely feel comfortable reaching out to.
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