Team work and CARES
speak up and own it
feelings and empathy
Pause and choose
Animals and Sports
100

You and a classmate clean up the blocks together. Are you cooperating or arguing? 

Cooperating!

100

You do not understand the directions. What can you ask?

Can you help me?” or “Can you explain that again?

100

Name one feeling a person can have. 

Happy, sad, worried, excited, frustrated, calm, or another feeling.

100

You feel very upset. Name one safe thing you can do before acting.

.Pause, breathe comfortably, ask for help, or use a familiar calming tool

100

Which animal has a very long neck and is the tallest mammal: a giraffe or a rabbit?

A giraffe.

200

Two children want the same classroom toy. Name one fair way they could both use it.

Take turns, use a timer, or play together if possible

200

You accidentally knock over someone’s crayons. What is a responsible thing to do?

Help pick them up and acknowledge what happened.

200

Your hands feel tight and your face feels hot. Could these be clues that you are having a strong feeling?

Yes. These can be body clues.

200

You want to shout out while someone is talking. What could you do instead? 

Wait for a turn or use the class signal

200

How many legs does an insect have:six or eight?

Six

300

Your group is making a picture. One person has not had a turn. What could you say?

Would you like a turn?” or “What would you like to add?

300

Someone keeps taking the marker you are using. What could you say respectfully?

“I’m using that. You can have a turn when I’m finished.”

300

A classmate looks sad. What could you ask instead of guessing how they feel?“Are you okay?”

How are you feeling?” or “Would you like help?”

300

Someone bumps you by accident. What could you do instead of pushing?

Step back, check what happened, use words, or ask for help

300

In basketball, do players try to score in a hoop or over a volleyball net? 

In a hoop.

400

Your partner has a different idea for your block tower. What could you do before saying no? 

Listen to the idea, ask about it, or try combining ideas.

400

You find a classroom book on the floor. How can you show responsibility? 

Put it where it belongs or ask where it goes.

400

A new student is standing alone at recess. What could you say?

Would you like to play with us?

400

You lose a game and feel disappointed. Name one safe way to handle that feeling. 

Take a pause, name the feeling, ask for support, or say, “I’m disappointed. I need a minute

400

Which animal is the fastest on land: a cheetah or a turtle? 

A cheetah.

500

Show or tell two things good teammates do.Examples: share materials, listen, take turns, help, or invite others to join.

Examples: share materials, listen, take turns, help, or invite others to join.

500

You spill water near the walking area. Tell two things you can do to help keep everyone safe. 

Tell an adult, warn others about the wet spot, and help clean it up as directed.

500

You love a loud game, but your friend says the noise bothers them. How can you show you care? 

Listen and help find a quieter place, quieter game, or another comfortable option.

500

Your friend wants you to run across a wet classroom floor. What could you say and do?

“Let’s walk. It’s slippery.” Choose the safer action and tell an adult about the wet floor.

500

How many legs does a spider have?  

Eight.

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