Kelso's Choices
Small vs. Big Problems
Bullying
Empathy
Power of Your Words
100

What are the names of the 3 frogs, and the turtle?

Kelso, Kyle, Lily, and Kelsey

100

What is a small problem that you can solve on your own?

Example: Forgetting to bring a pencil to class
100

What is bullying?

Unwanted and agressive behavior, that is repeated

100

What does empathy mean?

Understanding and sharing the feelings of another person. 

100

Why do words have power?

They can influence how others feel and act. 

200

What are Kelso's Choices use for?

To solve small problems

200

Give an example of a big problem that might require help from an adult. 

Example: Someone is hurt on the playground and needs medical attention. 

200

What are the four types of bullying?

1. Verbal, 2. Social/Emotional, 3. Physical, 4. Cyber

200

Why is empathy important in friendships?

It helps us connect with and support our friends. 

200

Give an example of a positive word and how it can make somone feel.

Example: "Great job!" can make someone feel proud and appreciated. 

300
What are two of Kelso's Choices you could use if someone asks you to move to another table a lunch?

Make a deal, Talk it Out, Tell Them to Stop

300

Why is it important to distinguish between small and big problems?

Example: It helps us know when to seek help and when to try solving it ourselves. 

300

What is the role of the Follower in the Bullying Circle?

Take an active part, but do not usually start it. 

300

How can you show empathy to someone who is upset?

Listen to them and offer comfort or help. 
300

What should you do if you accidentally say something hurtful?

Apologize sincerely and try to make it right.

400

If you see one of your friends playing with someone else at recess, or sitting with someone else at lunch, what should you NOT do?

Yell at them, ignore them, talk about them behind their backs, etc. 

400

What should you do if your're unsure whether a problem is small or big?

Ask a trusted adult for advice.

Examples: Parents, Guardians, Teachers, School Counselor, etc. 

400

What is the role of the Disengaged Onlooker in the Bullying Circle?

Are aware of what is happening but may feel that it is none of their business. 

400

Give an example of an empathetic statement.

Example: "I understand how you feel, and I'm here for you."

400

How can choosing kind words help you make friends?

It shows others that you are friendly and respectful.

500

What are all of Kelso's Choices?

1. Go to another game, 2. Talk it out, 3. Share and Take turns, 4. Ignore it, 5. Walk Away, 6. Tell Them to Stop, 7. Apologize, 8. Make A Deal, 9. Wait and Cool Off

500

How can solving small problems on your own help you in the future?

It builds confidence and problem-solving skills. 

500

Why is it important to stand up against bullying?

It helps stop the behavior and supports the person being bullied. 

500

How can practicing empathy make our school a better place? 

Example: It can foster a caring and supportive environment, and community. 

500

What is one way to use your words to help someone feel better?

Example: Offering encouragement, such as "I believe in you."