What Would You Say
What’s the Problem?
Ask for Help
Good Choice or Bad Choice
Know Your Options
100

Your friend keeps borrowing your stuff without asking. What could you say?

Please ask me before you use my stuff

100

Your teacher moves on before you have time to finish your work. What's the problem?

You need more time to finish your work

100

You're having a problem with a friend. Who could you talk to?

An adult, parent, teacher,

100

Your friend disagrees with you, so you start yelling at them. Good choice or bad choice?

Bad choice

100

Someone makes a rude comment to you. Name one thing you could do.

Tell them to stop or walk away.

200

Someone keeps interrupting you while you're talking. What could you say?

Can you let me finish talking

200

You told someone to stop bothering you but they keep doing it. What's the problem?

The problem is that they aren’t  listening when you tell them to stop

200

You've tried to solve a problem, but it isn't getting better. What should you do?

Ask someone you trust for help.

200

You need help, but you don't ask because you're worried someone will think you're dumb. Good choice or bad choice?

Bad choice

200

You don't understand something.What could you do?

Ask someone for help

300

You don't understand what the teacher said. What could you say?

Can you explain that again?

300

Your friends pressure you to do something you don't want to do. What's the problem?

The problem is that your friends are not listening to you when you say no.

300

What could you say when you need help?

I'm having trouble with this. Can you help me?

300

Someone makes you uncomfortable, so you tell them to stop. Good choice or bad choice?

Good choice

300

Your friend wants you to go somewhere, but you don't want to go. What could you do?

Say no
 explain that you don't want to go
 tell them you want to do something else
400

Someone is making you do something you don't want to do. What could you say?

No, I'm not comfortable doing that

400

You have a question, but you're too nervous to raise your hand. What's the problem?

You need help but are having trouble speaking up.

400

Your friend tells you something that makes you worried about their safety. What should you do?

Tell an adult instead of trying to handle it by yourself.

400

You don't understand something, so you ask someone to explain it. Good choice or bad choice?

 Good choice

400

You've tried one way to solve a problem, but it didn't work. What could you do next?

Try another way

 ask someone for advice

get help from a trusted adult

500

Someone keeps bothering you after you've already told them to stop. What could you say?

I already asked you to stop. I'm going to get an adult to help.

500

Someone takes your pencil without asking. What's the problem?

They took your stuff without asking.

500

You forgot what the teacher said you were supposed to bring to class. What could you say?

Can you remind me what I need to bring?

500

Someone keeps bothering you after you've asked them to stop, so you walk away and tell a trusted adult. Good choice or bad choice?

Good Choice

500

Talk to someone, explain how you feel, ask for help, take a break, or remove yourself from the situation

Talk to someone
 explain how you feel
 take a break
 remove yourself from the situation.
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