School
You forgot to bring your homework to school. What do you do?
Admit you forgot, tell your teacher, make a plan to remember next time
You were supposed to clean your room, but you played video games instead. What do you do?
Admit you didn't do your chore and complete it without blaming anyone.
You promised to help your family carry groceries, but you want to keep watching TV. What do you do?
Keep your promise and help, then return to your activity.
You accidentally hurt your friend's feelings with a joke. What do you do?
Listen to how they feel, apologize sincerely, and avoid repeating the joke.
You were talking while the teacher gave directions. Now you're confused. What do you do?
Admit you missed the directions, ask for help, and listen more carefully next time
You spill juice on the floor, and no one notices. What do you do?
Clean it up safely or ask for help instead of leaving a mess.
You snap at a family member because you're having a bad day. What do you do?
Apologize, explain your feelings respectfully, and choose a calmer response.
Your friend wants you to break a school rule. What do you do?
Make your own responsible choice and respectfully say no.
You didn't do your part of a group project. Your group is upset. What do you do?
Apologize, complete your part, and follow through on your commitments.
You used up the last of something and didn't tell anyone. What do you do?
Let someone know and help replace it if possible
You borrow something from a sibling without asking and lose it. What do you do?
Tell them what happened, apologize, and help find or replace it.
You tell someone a secret your friend trusted you with. What do you do?
Admit what you did, apologize, and work to rebuild trust.
You get a low grade on a test you didn't study for. How do you take ownership?
Accept the result, ask what you need to improve, and made a study plan.
You stayed up too late playing games and are tired the next morning. What do you do?
Recognize your choice and plan a better bedtime routine
You blame your sibling for a mess you actually made. What do you do?
Tell the truth, correct the blame, and clean up your mess.
You lose a game and feel like yelling at your teammates. What do you do?
Manage your frustration, show good sportsmanship, and focus on improving.
You accidentally break something in the classroom, and nobody see it. What do you do?
Tell the teacher what happened, apologize, and help make things right.
You accidentally damage something at home and you are afraid of getting in trouble. What do you do?
Tell the truth to a trusted adult and help find a solution.
Your family changes plans, and you're disappointed. What can you control?
Express your disappointment respectfully and choose how to respond.
You and a friend disagree, and you both get upset. What do you do?
Stay respectful, listen to their perspective, and take responsibility for your part.