Big Feelings
Scenario: You worked really hard on your multiplication practice, but you made mistakes.
Answer: It's okay to feel disappointed. Take a breath, learn from mistakes, and try again.
Scenario:
A classmate asks to join your game, but your team is already playing.
Answer:
Include them or help find a fair solution.
Scenario:
Someone takes your pencil without asking.
Answer:
Tell a teacher
Let them know that that was your pencil
get another pencil if it wasn't one from home
Scenario:
You forgot your homework at home.
Answer:
Be honest and make a plan.
Scenario: You look at your math work and think, "I can't do this."
Answer: Change your words to: "I can't do this...yet!"
Someone accidentally bumps into you in line and you feel angry.
Example:
"I would stop, calm down, and say, ‘Please be careful.’"
Scenario:
Your friend forgot your birthday.
Answer:
Communicate feelings respectfully.
Scenario: Your partner isn't helping during science.
Answer: Talk respectfully and problem solve.
Scenario:
Your group wants to play instead of finishing work.
Be responsible finish your part or talk to the teacher
Scenario: Your classmate finishes their writing before you.
Answer: Everyone learns at their own pace. Focus on your own growth.
Scenario:
You feel nervous before presenting.
Answer:
Scenario:
Two friends both want to sit next to you.
Answer:
Be fair, compromise.
Scenario: Someone cuts in front of you in line.
Answer: Stay calm and speak up respectfully.
Scenario:
No one is watching and you see answers on someone’s desk.
Stop looking at the answer and go back to doing your test.. be a honest person don't cheat
Scenario: You make a mistake while reading out loud.
Answer: Mistakes help our brains grow. Fix it and keep going.
Scenario:
Your friends are laughing and you think they might be laughing at you.
Answer:
Scenario:
Your best friend starts hanging out with someone else.
Avoid jealousy, communicate honestly.
Scenario: Someone says something unkind about you
Answer: Tell a trusted adult if needed.
Scenario:
You accidentally break classroom supplies.
Answer:
Tell the truth.
Scenario: You've been practicing your multiplication facts, but some are still tricky.
Answer: Keep practicing, ask questions, and don't give up
Scenario:
You’re frustrated because a project isn’t going how you planned.
Answer:
A friend tells you something that makes you worried about their safety.
Answer: Tell a trusted adult.
Scenario: A classmate sends a mean message in a class app.
Answer: Do not respond angrily. Tell an adult.
Scenario:
Your friends dare you to do something against school rules.
Answer:
Say no confidently.
Scenario: Your class is learning long division, and even after practicing, you still feel confused.
Answer: Learning hard things takes time. Ask questions, use your strategies, and keep practicing