Family
Who are the people you can go to when you feel sad or need help?
Family members like parents, siblings, guardians, or trusted adults.
What does it mean to have self-confidence?
Believing in yourself and your abilities.
What should you do if you break something that isn’t yours?
Tell the truth and offer to fix or replace it.
Name one way to cross the street safely.
Look both ways and use a crosswalk.
What does neurodiversity mean?
It means people have different ways of thinking, learning, and experiencing the world.
What are two responsibilities you have at home?
(Answers may include chores, homework, helping siblings, etc.)
Name one thing you’re good at.
(Open-ended – Accept any positive answer.)
What might happen if you don’t follow the rules in a game?
Others may get upset, the game won’t be fair, or people might not want to play with you
Why should you always look both ways before crossing?
To make sure no cars are coming and it’s safe to walk.
Why is it important to accept people who think differently?
Everyone deserves respect and kindness, no matter how they think or act.
What does a healthy family relationship look like?
A relationship with love, support, communication, and respect.
How does positive self-talk help you?
It helps you stay motivated and feel better about yourself.
What’s a consequence of lying to someone?
People may lose trust in you.
What should you do if a stranger asks you to go with them?
Say no and tell a trusted adult right away.
Give an example of how someone with autism might act or communicate differently.
They might not make eye contact, need quiet time, or communicate in a different way.
How can you solve a disagreement with a sibling or family member?
a sibling or family member?By talking calmly, listening, and finding a fair solution.
How can you build your self-esteem every day?
By saying kind things to yourself, trying your best, and celebrating small wins.
Why is it important to think before you act?
So you can make better choices and avoid hurting yourself or others.
Why is it unsafe to play near the street without an adult?
Cars may not see you, and it’s easy to get hurt.
How can you be a friend to someone who has ADHD or autism?
Be patient, include them, and understand that they might need extra support.
Describe a family tradition and why it matters to you. Explain what a Family Tradition is
matters to you.(Open-ended – Accept anything meaningful to the student.)
What makes you unique and special?
(Open-ended – Encourage students to share talents, personality traits, etc.)
Share a time when you made a mistake—what did you learn?
(Open-ended – Encourage reflection and learning.)
What should you do if someone gets hurt at the park?
Stay calm and get help from a trusted adult or call for help.
What can you say to stand up for someone who’s being treated unfairly because they’re different?
“That’s not okay. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect.”