Personal Space
Safety Skills
Social Rules
Coping Skills
What Would You Do?
100

True or False: You can look at someone's phone or computer while they are texting or using it?

FALSE. Respect their privacy by looking away. If you need attention, say their name or ask if you can talk to them.

100

Besides your parents or siblings, name three safe adults you can go to if you need help.

Answer: 

Teacher

School Counselor

Police officer

Firefighter

 Another trusted family member


100

If someone says "No thanks" to a hug, what can you say?

Answer: Respect their answer. 

You could say:

"Ok"

"That's Ok"

"Maybe another time"

100

Name one coping skill.

Answer: 

Deep breathing

Counting

Stress ball

100

Your friend is playing a game that you want to join. What should you do?

Answer: Ask, "can I play too?" if they say no, respet their answer and find another activity.

200
True or False: If someone is talking to another person, it's ok to interrupt because you have something to say.

FALSE. Wait until they are finished talking or politely say "Excuse me". If it's important. 

200

Scenario: A stranger asks you, "what's your home address?" What should you do?

Do not tell them. Say, "I'm not allowed to share that information", and tell a trusted adult if needed.

200

Which of these is NOT an appropriate question to ask someone you just met?

A. What's your favorite sport?

B. What's your favorite movie?

C. Are you a boy or a girl?

D. Do you have any pets?

Answer: C. 

Instead, ask questions about the person's interests or hobbies.

200

If you start feeling frustrated while playing a game, what can you do?

Answer: Use a coping strategy.

200

Scenario: An adult is talking to you. What should you do to show them respect and that you're listening?

Answer: Face the person, make eye contact, and listen until they are finished speaking. 

300

How much space should you give someone when having a conversation with them?

Answer: About an arm's length away.

300

Name TWO pieces of personal information you should keep private.

Answer: 

Address

Social Security number

Passwords

Parents personal information

300
True or False: It's ok to ask someone you just met personal questions or make comments about their gender, body, money, or private information.

FALSE. Instead ask friendly questions about their interests, hobbies, or favorite activities. 

300
You lose the game. What is the BEST response?

Answer: 

Good game

Maybe next time

Can we play again? 

300

Your teacher calls on another student, but you know the answer. 

What should you do?

Answer: Raise your hand and wait until it's your turn to speak.

400

What should you do if two people are having a private conversation?

Answer: Give them space and wait until they are finished or ask politely if you can join.

400

Scenario: Someone online asks where you live. What should you do?

Answer: Don't answer and tell a trusted adult.

400

What are some good conversation topics when meeting someone new?

Answer: Hobbies, favorite sports, favorite movies, favorite food, pets, school subjects.

400

Scenario:

The timer starts and you begin feeling nervous.

What could you do?

Answer: Take deep breaths, ask for help if needed, and try your best.

400

Your classmate is working quietly. You have a funny joke you want to tell them. What should you do?

Answer: Wait until an appropriate time, like lunch or a break.

500

Scenario: You're talking to someone, but they take a step back because you are standing too close. What should you do? 

Answer: Notice the social cue and take a step back to give them more personal space.

500

A stranger says, "Don't tell your parents " What should you do?

Tell a trusted adult immediately.
500

Before asking someone a question, what should you ask yourself first?

Answer: Is this kind, respectful, and appropriate to ask?

If the answer is no, think of a different question.


500

True or False: If you dont know the answer to one question on a timed test, you should stop working on the whole test.

FALSE: Move on to the next question, answer the ones you know, and come back if there's time.

500
Scenario: You hear another student using an inappropriate or offensive word. What should you do?

Answer: Choose not to repeat it. Walk away if needed or tell a trusted adult if someone is being hurt or bullied.

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