Circles of Support Worksheet

This worksheet explores the concept of 'Circles of Support,' helping students understand the different layers of relationships and resources available to individuals.

Grade 9 Social studies Social SkillsCircles of Support

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D2.Civ.8.6-8. Analyze the ideas and principles that are the foundation of the American constitutional system.D2.Soc.1.9-12. Evaluate how individuals and groups have shaped and been shaped by their social, cultural, historical, and economic contexts.

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Circles of Support

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Read each question carefully and provide thoughtful answers. This worksheet is designed to help you understand the concept of 'Circles of Support' and how it applies to your life and community.

1. In your own words, define what 'Circles of Support' means. Why is this concept important for individuals and communities?

2. Which of the following best represents the 'Inner Circle' in a typical Circles of Support model?

Acquaintances and casual friends

Family members and closest friends

Professional services and community organizations

Online social media networks

3. The outermost circle of support often includes and government agencies that provide specialized assistance.

4. A strong support system can help individuals cope with stress, improve their mental health, and foster a sense of .

5. It is important to have a diverse circle of support, including people with different perspectives and skills.

True

False

6. Relying solely on one person for all your support needs is generally a healthy and sustainable approach.

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False

7. Think about your own life. Who would you place in your inner circle of support? Who would be in your next circle, and so on? Name at least two individuals or groups for each of the first three circles.

Inner Circle:

Next Circle:

Outer Circle:

8. How can a community foster stronger 'Circles of Support' for its members, especially for vulnerable populations?