Conversation
Making Friends
Manners/Kind Words
Self-Awareness/Sensitivity
Teasing/Annoying Behaviors
100

True or False? Having a conversation is like throwing a ball.

TRUE! When someone asks you a question, it's like they're throwing you the ball. You catch the ball (answer the question) and then throw it back (ask them a question).
100

True or False? To be a friend to others, you must first be a friend to yourself. 

TRUE! If you don't treat yourself with kindness, it will be hard for you to treat others with kindness or expect them to treat you with kindness.

100

True or False? It's necessary and kind to tell the person beside you at lunch that their lunch smells weird.

FALSE. This is neither necessary, nor kind.

100

Finish the statement. If you brag about getting a good grade on the test, then....

Others may feel upset and/or not want to be your friend.

100

Name 2 strategies to handle teasing.

Leave or stay away, laugh or make a joke, don't react, get busy doing something else, distract or change the subject, agree with them

200

What are 2 ways that we can show others we're listening with our bodies? 

Eyes watching, ears listening, body facing the speaker, hands and feet still, mouth quiet, heart caring, brain thinking.

200

True or False? To make friends, you should focus on being more positive.

TRUE! We don't like to be around people who complain or are negative all the time! 
200

At recess, you were playing basketball and, after a close game, your team lost. How can you show good vs bad manners?

Good manners: Saying "good game" and be a good sport

Bad manners: Being a sore loser, pouting, yelling, or saying unkind words to the other team.

200

True or False? It is okay to be very sensitive, as long as you know that you will probably get your feelings hurt more easily than others.

True. It's important that you stop and remind yourself of this before you react. 

200

When someone teases us, we "don't bite the hook!" What does this mean? 

People that tease us are like fisherman. They are trying to "bait" and "catch" us, but we don't need to react to their teasing, or "bite the hook!"

300

You're standing in the breakfast line with a classmate. What is a conversation starter that you can use to start a conversation with them?

Examples: "How was your weekend?" "What did you do yesterday after school?" "How are you?" "I like your shirt. Where did you get it?"

300

Name 3 positive qualities that you want in a friend.

Makes good choices, kind, respectful, caring, listens, thinks before they speak, helps me, has similar interests, etc. 

300

What does the "H" stand for in T.H.I.N.K?

Helpful 

300

"If I give someone a compliment, they should give me a compliment back."

Is this a common social rule or a sensitive rule? 

Sensitive rule

300

What is one strategy that you can use to say "no!" when your friend is asking you to do something that you know is wrong? 

Just say no, make an excuse, act shocked, leave, ignore, change the subject, suggest a better idea, get help from someone you trust.

400

Someone asks you what sport you like. How can you answer and throw the question back to them? 

I like __________. What sport do you like? 

400

Give 2 pieces of advice for making friends.

Ask to join in and play when appropriate, Ask someone for their phone number, Take turns and accept differences, Be patient and put others first,
Treat others the way you would want to be treated, Listen when others are talking, Use your words to communicate feelings, Be a good sport, Use kind words, Help and accept help from others

400

A friend comes in with new shoes that you don't like. How can you use a social filter to keep from saying something unkind?

Is that a new jacket? Where did you get it? I noticed you have a new jacket on! 

400

What does the word "reputation mean?" How can you have a good reputation?

Reputation is what others think of you. To have a good reputation, you have to make good choices.

400

When a friend is trying to get you to do something that you know is wrong, what is something they might say that is a WARNING flag?

"Come on, no one will know"

"If you were my friend, you would do this with me."

"What are you- chicken?"

"We won't get caught."

"I dare you."

500

Read the conversation below. Are there too few questions, too many questions, or is it just right? 

Tom saw that his friend John was wearing a cast on his leg. Tom went up to John and asked, “What happened?” John said he fell. Tom asked, “On what?” John responded, “Off my bed.” Tom said, “I’m sorry that happened. I hope it gets better soon.”

Just right! 

500

What are 2 things that you would tell someone NOT to do if they want to make friends?

1. Interrupt a conversation or game 

2. Call/text over and over or late at night

3. Insist that everyone do things your way

4. Always be the one to go first

5. Put others down to make yourself feel better

6. Talk over others

7. Put your hands on others

8. Brag or be a sore loser

9. Complain or use unkind words

10. Refuse help or be unwilling to do your part

500

How does T.H.I.N.K help us? 

It helps us to stop and think about what pops into our brains before we say it, to make sure it's true, helpful, inspiring, necessary, and/or kind.

500

Name 2 questions that you should ask yourself when someone does something that hurts your feelings.

Was their comment directed at me? Are they having a bad day? Am I assuming something that they didn’t really say or do? Did they do it to other people too? Are they normally like that, or is it just today? Could there be something else going on that I don’t know about? 

500

The person who sits beside you won't stop annoying you. You want to do something back to them. What is one question you should ask yourself first? 

"Will my response to the irritating behavior cause them to want to get back at me?" 

"Will my response lead to other problems?"

"Will my response show respect for myself and others?"

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