Playground
Classroom
Lunch Room
Hallway
Specials
100

You're playing on the playground and you find a five dollar bill. Should you keep it or give it to the playground supervisor?

Give it to the playground supervisor.

100
You found a nice new pencil on the floor. Should you keep it for yourself or return it to its owner?
Return it to its owner.
100
You are at lunch and someone keeps kicking you under the table. They tell you not to tell on them. Should you let them get away with it or tell a person in charge.
Tell a person in charge.
100

You are talking when you should be walking down the hallway quietly. The teacher asks, "Who's talking?" Should you blame someone else or admit it was you?

Admit it was you.

100

Your friend in art class followed all the directions, but their painting doesn't looks so good. Should you tell them it's bad or keep the thought in your brain?

Keep the thought in your brain.

200

You are playing a game of football and you step out of bounds, but no one sees you. Should you be honest, and say, "I stepped out of bounds," or just keep playing?

Tell everyone you stepped out of bounds.

200
The teacher has two papers that have no names on them. You know you didn't do the assignment. Should you claim one, saying it's yours or tell the teacher that you didn't do your work?
Tell the teacher that you didn't do your work.
200
You chose to take the salad for lunch, but you decided you want the main entree. Do you hide your card or take what you ordered in the first place?
Take what you ordered in the first place.
200

You are in the hallway waiting for your teacher after a special. You kick somebody. Another student tells the teacher when he or she comes back. She asks you what happened. Should you lie or tell the truth?

Tell the truth.

200
You are in art class and you spill paint on another classmate's project. Mrs. Oppermann asks you what happened. Should you tell her that you did it or blame it on another person?
Tell her that you did it.
300

You purposely trip someone on the playground, and someone tells on you. Should you tell the truth and face the consequences or lie about doing it?

Tell the truth and face the consequences.

300
You bump your friend into another classmate. He blames your friend. Should you let your friend take the blame or tell the other classmate you started it?
Tell the other classmate you started it.
300

You started a food fight unintentionally. The principal says everyone who was part of the fight will skip recess for the next week. Should you say it was your fault or not say anything?

Say it was my fault.

300

You are in the hallway and you overhear a boy telling his friend about a girl he likes. Should you tell the girl or pretend you didn't hear?

Pretend you didn't hear.

300
Another student leaves the library with a book that's not checked out. Should you tell the librarian or let the student go?
Tell the librarian.
400

Your friend was crying at recess because he misses his mom who is away on a trip. He told you not to tell anyone. Your teachers asks you if everything is okay with your friend. Should you tell the teacher or say you don't know?

Say you don't know.

400

During snack time, your friend gives you some cookies made by their mom. You think the cookies taste gross. Should you tell them it tastes horrible or it tastes good?

It tastes good.

400

You purposely spill milk on a friend. She tells the lunch room supervisor. Should you admit you did it or blame another friend?

Admit that you did it.
400

You are in the hallway, and you see two kids taking things out of another student's locker. You don't know who the locker belongs to. Should you let the kids get away with it or tell a teacher, and point out the locker.

Tell the teacher, and point out the locker.

400

You are playing "I Doubt it" with a group. You don't have the card that you need to play. Should you use another card and lie or tell everyone the truth?

Use another card and lie.

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