Perspective Taking
Problem Solving
Bullying
Social Skills
100

What does perspective mean?
 




How someone else sees or feels about a situation.


100
What is a conflict?

A disagreement or argument between people

100

What is bullying?





Bullying is when someone is mean on purpose, over and over again, and tries to hurt, scare, or control someone.




100

What are two ways to show good listening?
 

Eye contact, quiet body, nodding, not interrupting.

200

True or False: Everyone feels the same way about the same situation.
 

False

200

What is active listening?

Active listening is paying attention with your eyes, ears, and body to show the speaker you care.

200

Name one type of bullying.

Physical (hitting, pushing), verbal (name-calling), or social/relational (leaving someone out on purpose).

200

True or False: All thoughts should be said out loud.

False

300

Why is it important to think about other people’s  feelings before reacting?

It helps us make kind choices and avoid misunderstandings.

300

Name one solution that is NOT safe or respectful.

Hitting, yelling, name-calling, grabbing, etc.

300

What is the difference between bullying and a conflict?
 

Bullying is mean on purpose, repeated, and involves power. Conflict is a disagreement between people.

300

What is tone of voice?


Tone of voice is how your voice sounds when you talk (happy, angry, calm, sarcastic, etc.).

400

What does it mean to “put yourself in someone else’s shoes”?
 

To imagine how they might feel in that situation.

400

Why is it important to think of more than one solution?
 

So you can choose the best and safest one.

400

If someone stronger keeps pushing someone smaller every day, is that bullying? Why?
 

Yes — it is repeated, on purpose, and involves a power difference.



400

What is a social filter?  



A social filter is your brain’s “thinking screen” that helps you decide if something should be said out loud or kept in your head.


500

If someone bumps into you by accident, what is another perspective besides “They did it on purpose”?

 

It was an accident / They didn’t see me / It wasn’t meant to hurt me.

500

What are the 3 steps to solving a problem?

1.Identify the problem
2. Think of solutions
3. Pick the best one

500

How might bullying affect someone over time?
 

They might feel sad, scared, lonely, or not want to come to school.

 

500

Why is it important to stop and think before you speak?
 

So we don’t hurt feelings, get in trouble, or make problems bigger.

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