What's the Problem?
Your friend is talking while the teacher is teaching. What is the problem?
The problem is that talking during class is disrespectful and distracting to others.
Your friend is talking while the teacher is teaching. What should you do?
Ask your friend to stop talking or ignore them and pay attention.
Say this sentence: “My cousin plays the guitar in a jazz band.”
Great job!
Say this sentence: “My sister made spaghetti for dinner.”
You've got this!
Identify the problem: Lucas keeps talking loudly in the library.
Answer: Lucas is not using an appropriate voice in a quiet space.
You borrowed your friend’s pencil and lost it. What is the problem?
The problem is that your friend trusted you to return their pencil, and now they don’t have it back.
You borrowed a friend’s pencil and lost it. What should you do?
Apologize and offer to replace it.
Say this sentence: “The museum closes at five in the evening.”
You're working hard!
Say this sentence: “Science class starts in the afternoon.”
Great job! I love how you're working!
Say this sentence: “The lazy lizard loves the sun.”
Great job!
You accidentally bump into someone in the hallway, but you don’t say anything. What is the problem?
The problem is that not apologizing can make the other person feel ignored or disrespected.
You bump into someone but don’t say anything. What should you do?
Say “I’m sorry” and check if they’re okay.
Say this sentence: “I need to organize my papers before class starts.”
Keep it up!
Say this sentence: “Sam’s soccer team won the championship.”
Keep it up!
Provide a solution: How can Lucas fix his behavior in the library?
Answer: Lucas should use a quiet voice when in the library
A classmate told everyone a secret you asked them to keep. What is the problem?
The problem is that your trust was broken, and now others know something you wanted to keep private.
Your classmate shared your secret. What should you do?
Talk to them about how it made you feel and ask them to keep your secrets private.
Say this sentence: “Zoe was amazed by the size of the elephant at the zoo.”
You're doing amazing!
Say this sentence: “The students were excited about the school dance.”
Say this sentence: “The soccer team plays on Saturdays.”
Amazing work!
Your friend is upset but won’t tell you why. What is the problem?
The problem is that your friend may need support, but you don’t know how to help if they won’t talk about it.
Your friend is upset but won’t say why. What should you do?
Ask if they want to talk, give them space, or offer support.
Say this sentence: “The puzzle took us an hour to finish because it was tricky.”
Great work!
Say this sentence: “Some decisions take time and careful thinking.”
Way to go!
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