What's New The next activity will introduce you to the next level of learning about applying coping skills in life. Story of Us Read the short conversation and answer the questions that follow. for her all over the school compound and saw Aides sitting alone on a bench at the One afternoon, a grade 7 student was looking for her friend Aida. She looked back of the school Mini Park. Liza: Hi! I've been looking for you since this morning. Why are you sad and alone? Aida: Some of my classmates are teasing me because of how I look. They say I'm dark and ugly. Liza: Don't mind them Aida. Don't feel sad about your looks. Focus on your talents and be thankful for what God has given you. Your family and friends love you because you are a good person. I'm here for you. Come! Iu help you. Let us inform our class adviser about this. Aida: Thank you Liza. You are a true friend. Activity 1: Try to Reflect! Directions: After reading the dialogue, answer the following questions. (Write your answers in your journal.) 1. How do I feel after reading the conversation? 2. What is the message of the text for me? 3. Do I have a friend? 4. Was there a time when I consulted a friend? 5. How did he/she help me solve my concern/problem? 6. Is a friend important to me?​