Back to School
Saying Hi (Starting a Convo)
Asking About Interests
Sharing About Yourself
Being a Good Friend
100

What’s one thing you can pack the night before to make school easier?

Backpack, homework, lunch, snacks, supplies

100

What’s one word you can use to greet someone at school?

“Hi” / “Hey” / “Hello”

100

Name one question you can ask someone to learn about their hobbies.

“What do you like to do for fun?” / “Do you play any sports?” etc.)

100

If someone says, “I like soccer,” what’s one way you could share something about yourself?

“Cool, I like soccer too!” or “I like basketball.”

100

Name one way to show kindness to a friend.

Sharing, helping, listening, saying kind words, etc.

200

Why is getting enough sleep important for school?

Helps you focus, stay awake, and have energy!

200

True or False: It’s okay to smile and wave when saying hi, even if you don’t know the person very well.

True! 

200

Why is asking about someone’s interests a good way to start a friendship?

It shows you care / helps you find things in common

200

True or False: Talking only about yourself is the best way to make a friend.

False! 

200

Why is listening an important part of being a friend?

It shows you care / helps you understand them

300

Name one strategy you can use if you feel nervous or overwhelmed at school.

Deep breathing, talking to a teacher/friend, listening to music, taking a short break, positive self-talk

300

Why might using someone’s name when you say hi make the conversation friendlier?

It shows you remember them!

300

Fill in the blank: “Do you have a favorite ____"

Game, show, movie, sport, etc.)

300

What’s a short example of sharing something about yourself that connects to what the other person said?

“Oh, you like drawing? I like painting!”

300

What should you do if a friend makes a small mistake or hurts your feelings?

Talk it out calmly / forgive / tell them how you feel

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