Your friend is talking. What do you do?
Listen while your friend talks.
It is cleanup time. Where do the blocks go?
Put the blocks in their bin.
You spill water. What do you do?
Tell a teacher and help clean it up.
You are done with a crayon. What do you do?
Put the crayon back where it belongs.
You want a toy your friend is using. What can you say?
Say, “Can I have a turn when you are done?”
It is time to line up. What do you do?
Stop, get in line, and follow the teacher.
You bump a friend by accident. What can you say?
Say, “I’m sorry. I bumped you.”
You see paper on the floor. What can you do?
Pick it up if it is safe, or tell a teacher.
A friend is alone. What kind thing can you do?
Ask your friend to play or tell a teacher.
You need a pencil. How can you get ready for work?
Get a pencil and the things you need.
You make a mess while playing. What can you do?
Help clean up the mess.
You are walking inside. What kind of feet do you use?
Use walking feet.
Two friends want the same toy. How can you help?
Take turns or ask a teacher to help.
You finish one activity. What should you do before starting another?
Put away the first activity before taking out the next one.
You forget to put a toy away. What can you do?
Put the toy away when you remember. Ask for help if needed.
You see a spill that you cannot clean safely. What should you do?
Tell a teacher. Do not touch the spill.
A friend feels sad. What can you do to show kindness?
Ask if your friend is okay, offer help, or tell a trusted adult.
Your backpack is messy. What can you do to get ready for school?
Put things in their places and ask an adult for help if needed.
You break something by accident. What should you do?
Tell a teacher or trusted adult
You are asked to help clean up. What can you do?
Help put things away safely.