Understanding Social Cues
What does it mean when someone is smiling while talking to you?
What is they are happy or friendly?
What do you do when you listen really well to someone?
What is paying attention?
What does it mean to feel what someone else is feeling?
What is empathy?
What is one simple way to calm down when you feel upset?
What is taking deep breaths?
What is the first thing you should do when you have a disagreement with a friend?
What is stay calm and listen?
If a person crosses their arms during a conversation, what might that body language mean?
What is they may feel defensive, uncomfortable, or closed off?
What kind of question makes people tell you more than just “yes” or “no”?
What is a question that starts with “what” or “why”?
When a friend is sad, what is a kind thing you can do to show you care?
What is listening to them or offering support?
Why is it important to stay calm when you’re frustrated?
What is so you can think clearly and solve problems?
What is a good way to express how you feel during a conflict?
What is using "I" statements (e.g., "I feel upset when...")?
When someone avoids eye contact while speaking, what could that indicate?
What is they might feel shy, nervous, or uncomfortable?
What do you do if you want to make sure you heard someone right?
What is ask them to repeat themselves?
What does perspective-taking help you understand?
What is how someone else thinks or feels?
What should you do if a task makes you feel overwhelmed?
What is take a break or ask for help?
Why is it important to listen to the other person’s side during a conflict?
What is to understand their feelings and find a solution?
If a friend’s tone of voice suddenly gets louder and sharper, what social cue might that show?
What is they are feeling angry or upset?
Why is it good to speak in a calm voice?
What is to be nice and not upset others?
If your friend is upset because they lost a game, how can you show empathy?
What is saying something like, "I know you’re upset, and that’s okay"?
Name a way to manage your anger before you react.
What is counting to ten or thinking positive thoughts?
What does it mean to compromise when resolving a conflict?
What is both people give up something to reach an agreement?
How can noticing a peer’s facial expression and body language help you respond appropriately in a group?
What is it helps you understand their feelings and adjust your behavior to communicate respectfully?
What KIND of listening is it, when you listen carefully to someone?
What is active listening?
Why is it important to think about other people’s feelings before you speak or act?
What is to be kind and avoid hurting others?
How does noticing your feelings early help you control them?
What is: helps you choose a good way to respond instead of reacting quickly?
Who can help if you and a friend cannot resolve a conflict on your own?
What is a trusted adult, teacher, or counselor?