What's the Problem?
A student throws mulch at kids on the playground. What’s the problem?
They’re using unsafe behavior to get attention.
Who’s involved when someone throws mulch?
The thrower and the kids being hit.
What’s a better choice than throwing mulch?
Keep it on the ground or play another game.
What’s one way to be kind at recess?
Invite someone to play.
What’s one way to get attention in a positive way?
Help someone or give a compliment.
Two students both want to be line leader. What’s the problem?
They’re arguing over who goes first.
Who’s involved when two kids argue over a game?
Both players.
What can you do if you and a friend both want to lead?
Take turns or let the teacher choose.
What do good friends do when they lose a game?
Stay calm and say “good job.”
What’s a negative way to get attention?
Interrupting, teasing, or yelling.
Someone shouts out answers in class. What’s the problem?
They’re not waiting their turn to talk.
Who’s involved when someone talks out in class?
The student and the teacher/classmates.
What’s a better way to get noticed in class?
Raise your hand or share later.
What should you do if your friend wants to play something else?
Take turns choosing games.
How can you get a teacher’s attention safely?
Raise your hand or wait patiently.
A student keeps touching others even when they say “stop.” What’s the problem?
They’re not respecting personal space.
Who’s involved when a friend says “stop” but isn’t listened to?
The toucher and the friend who said stop.
What can you say when you feel left out?
“Can I have a turn next?” or “Can I play too?”
What do you do if your friend says no to playing?
Say “That’s okay” and find something else to do.
How can you make classmates like being around you?
Use kind words, listen, give space.
A student teases another kid to get laughs. What’s the problem?
They’re getting attention in a hurtful way.
Who’s involved when someone gets attention by making jokes that bother others?
The joker, classmates, and teacher.
How can you fix it if you annoyed someone?
Apologize and give them space.
What makes people want to be around you?
Being respectful, funny at the right time, and kind.
What should you remember when you feel silly or excited?
Take a deep breath and check your zone (stay in control).