Name That Choice
Friend Troubles
Recess Challenges
Classroom Situations
South Shore Bonus
100

Daily Double: When Small Becomes Big

You tried talking it out and ignoring when a classmate keeps making fun of your drawing every day. It hasn’t stopped. At what point does this change from a small problem to a big problem, and what should you do next?

100

A friend doesn’t want to play your game today.

Go to another game

100

You and a classmate reach for the same basketball at recess. What could you do? (2 correct answers)

Make a deal, Share & take turns

100

Someone takes the last red marker when you wanted it. How can you handle this? (2 correct answers)

Share and take turns, Make a deal

100

What is our school's mascot?

Panther or Pati Pantera

200

You decide not to pay attention to a minor annoyance.

Ignore it

200

Daily Double: Best Strategy Match

You and your partner both want to be the leader during a science experiment, and neither of you will agree. Which Kelso’s Choice would be most effective AND why is it better than just walking away?

200

You’re playing a game, and someone won’t follow the rules. What could you do? (3 correct answers)

Go to another game, Talk it out, Tell them to stop

200

A classmate copies your answers during group work. How can you respond? (3 correct answers)

Walk away, Talk it out, Tell them to stop

200

What's the most common thing served at lunch?

Pizza

300

You and another student both give something to solve a disagreement.

Make a Deal

300

You feel left out one time at recess. (2 choices)

Go to another game (Join another group) / Talk it out

300

Daily Double: Not All Choices Fit

Someone accidentally bumps into you at recess and says “sorry.” What would be the least appropriate thing to do here, and why? 

300

Someone makes fun of your answer in class, and the teacher doesn’t notice. How do you respond? (2 correct answers)

Tell them to stop, Ignore it

300

How many of our teachers are NOT from the U.S. or México?

4 - Ms. Tenorio and Mrs. Toro are from Perú, and Ms. Arévalo and Mr. Torres are from Puerto Rico

400

You leave a situation to avoid making it worse.

Walk Away

400

You and a friend both want to be in charge. (2 choices)

Take turns / Make a deal

400

Your classmates won’t let you join their soccer game, even though there’s plenty of space. How would you problem solve this? (2 correct answers)

Go to another game, Talk it out

400

Daily Double: Hidden Small Problem

A friend doesn’t pick you to be on their team one time, and you feel upset. Explain why this is still a small problem and name TWO different Kelso’s Choices you could use.

400

When was South Shore built?  

1970

500

You pause before reacting so you don’t make a poor choice.

Wait and Cool Off

500

Your friend copies everything you do and it bothers you.

Talk it out (explain feelings)

500

You see a group of students making fun of a younger kid. When you try to help they tell you to “stay out of it.” What would be the best choice?

Tell them to stop

500

A classmate keeps teasing you about your clothes, even after you ask them to stop. What should you try? (3 correct answers)

Talk it out, ignore it, Walk away

500

Daily Double: Think First, Then Act

You’re frustrated because someone keeps tapping their pencil loudly. You immediately feel like yelling at them. What is the best first Kelso’s Choice to use BEFORE reacting, and why?

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