Think it or Say it!
Expected/Unexpected
Body Basics
Hidden Rules
Potpourri
100

Think it or Say it: I love your new haircut!

Say it. Compliments are always nice!

100

Your friend George sits in the back of the room, so he can have breaks to stand and pace and will have enough space to do so. You run to sit in his seat so he has to sit somewhere else. Is this expected or unexpected?

Definitely unexpected. If you would like to start a conversation with George, it is better to do so at lunch than to take his usual seat.

100

True or False: If I do not feel comfortable making eye contact I can occasionally use visual referencing.

Absolutely true!

100

What is an example of a hidden rule while eating?

Eat with your mouth closed, take small bites, don't take with your mouth full, use your napkin, etc.

100

Your friend's dog went missing. What can you say?

Example: I am so sorry. Is there anything I can do to help like make signs?

200

Think it or Say it: Your lunch smells so gross

Think it. Remember to ask yourself, is this a kind thing to say?

200

Expected or Unexpected. Holding the door open for others.

This is expected, but can seem like an unexpected surprise in a great way.

200

Typically, what type of vocal volume do you have to use in front of a bigger audience or when giving a presentation?

A louder vocal volume

200

What is a hidden rule?

Hidden rules are rules that you are expected to know, but they are not always written down or taught!

200

What is the Big 3?

Eyebrows, eyes, and mouth

300

Think it or Say it: Can you please help me with my math?

Say it. It is always a good idea to ask for help.

300

Expected or unexpected. Talking to a friend so loudly that others can hear your conversation.

Unexpected. Make sure to use a lower vocal volume since a conversation between friends is private.

300

What does the R stand for in the Body Basics acronym FEVER?

Relax

300

What is a hidden rule when watching a movie?

No talking

300

You forgot your field trip money at home. What size problem is this?

Small. It can be solved relatively quickly.

400

Think it or Say it: In the middle of a discussion about the Civil War, "I cannot wait until my birthday in June!"

Think it. Remember, is this the right time to share this information?

400

Expected or unexpected: Blurting out answers without raising your hand

Unexpected. The hidden rule is to raise your hand.

400

What can students do when the teacher starts the class and is speaking to everyone?

Put away electronics and use their Body Basics

400
What is a hidden rule of hygiene?

Wear deodorant everyday, brush your teeth twice a day, take regular showers, etc.

400

True/False: You must have a date to go to a school dance like Homecoming or Prom

False! It is also really fun to go with friends.

500

What 3 questions do you ask yourself when trying to figure out if you should think or say something?

1. Is it kind? 2. Is it necessary? 3. Can it wait for a later time?

500

True or False. Behaviors that are expected for the situation tend to result in others feeling calm, neutral, or possibly even pleased. 

True!

500

What is the acronym that we remember for Body Basics?

FEVER! Bonus if you can remember what 2 of the letters stand for in the acronym.

500

What is an example of a hidden rule at a restaurant?

Always tip your server, do not snap your fingers to get the server's attention, do not bring in food from other restaurants, do not literally lick any part of your plate clean, etc.

500

Give an example of sarcasm (i.e. where your message does not match your emotion.).

Remember sarcasm is either witty/funny between friends or it can come off as mean. Be careful how you use it.

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