Social Filter Smarts
Think Before You Speak
Say It or Keep It
Fix That Filter!
What Would You Do?
100

What is a social filter?

Thinking before you speak to decide whether something is appropriate, helpful, and respectful.

100

What should you do before saying something that might hurt someone's feelings?

Pause and think about whether you should say it.

100

You think, 'I really like your drawing!' Say it or keep it in your head?

Say it!

100

Change 'MOVE!' into a respectful sentence.

'Excuse me, could I please get by?'

100

A friend says something that hurts your feelings. What could you say?

'That hurt my feelings. Please don't say that to me.'

200

True or false: If something is true, it's always okay to say it.

False

200

True or false: You have to share every thought that pops into your head.

False

200

You notice a classmate has a different hairstyle that you don't like. Say it or keep it?

Keep it

200

πŸŽ‰ DOUBLE JEOPARDY πŸŽ‰

Change 'You're doing that wrong!' into something more helpful.

'Would you like some help?'

200

You notice something unusual about someone's appearance. What should you do?

Avoid pointing it out unless it's something helpful they can easily fix, like food on their face, and tell them privately and kindly.

300

πŸŽ‰ DOUBLE JEOPARDY πŸŽ‰

Name two things you should ask yourself before saying something out loud.

Is it kind? Is it helpful? Is it necessary? Is it respectful? Is this the right time?

300

Why should you think about how someone might feel before you speak?

Because your words affect other people's feelings and relationships.

300

You think another student's lunch looks disgusting. Say it or keep it?

Keep it

300

Change 'That's a stupid idea!' into a respectful disagreement.

'I have a different idea. Could we try this instead?'

300

Your friends are laughing at someone else's mistake. What should you do?

Don't join in. You could help the person or remind your friends to be kind.

400

Why is it important to use your social filter even when you're joking?

Because a joke can still embarrass or hurt someone, even if you didn't mean to.

400

πŸŽ‰ DOUBLE JEOPARDY πŸŽ‰

You have something to say, but someone else is talking. How can you use your social filter?

Wait for an appropriate time to speak instead of interrupting.

400

πŸŽ‰ DOUBLE JEOPARDY πŸŽ‰

Your partner is distracting you. You think, 'You're so annoying!' Say it, keep it, or filter it?

Filter it

400

Change 'Nobody wants to play with you!' into something more respectful.

We already started our game, but maybe we can find a way for you to join next round.'

400

You accidentally say something rude and realize it hurt someone's feelings. What should you do next?

Apologize sincerely, take responsibility, and try to use your social filter next time.

500

What is the difference between being honest and being hurtful?

Being honest means telling the truth. Being hurtful means saying something in a way that unnecessarily embarrasses, insults, or upsets someone. You can be honest and respectful at the same time.

500

A comment might be funny, but it could embarrass your friend in front of the class. What should you consider before saying it?

Whether the joke is worth potentially hurting or embarrassing your friend. It's better not to say it.

500

Your friend asks for your opinion on a project, and you don't think it's very good. Say it, keep it, or filter it?

Filter it

500

You think your classmate's presentation was boring. They ask what you thought. How can you respond honestly while using your filter?

Offer kind, specific, constructive feedback, such as 'I liked your pictures. Maybe you could add something to get the audience involved.'

500

πŸŽ‰ DOUBLE JEOPARDY πŸŽ‰

Your friend tells you that something you said was hurtful, but you were 'just joking.' What should you do?

Listen to their feelings, apologize, and understand that something can be hurtful even when you meant it as a joke.

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