Trustworthiness
You accidentally break your brother’s favorite toy while he is at school. No one saw you do it.
Tell him the truth and offer to help fix it or replace it.
There is only one swing left and three people want it. How do you decide?
Take turns or use a timer.
You see a student sitting alone on the "Buddy Bench." What do you do?
Ask them to play.
You see litter on the playground that isn't yours. What do you do?
Pick it up and throw it away.
Someone is talking during a lesson. What is the respectful thing to do?
Listen quietly and wait your turn.
Your friend tells you a secret and asks you not to tell. Another friend asks you what they said.
Keep the secret and tell the other friend you can’t say because you want to be a loyal friend.
You are playing a game and realize your friend is skipping a rule. What do you say?
Remind them of the rules so the game is fair for everyone.
A classmate drops their tray in the cafeteria and everyone laughs. What do you do?
Help them clean up and be kind.
Why should we follow the school rule of "Walking Feet" in the hallway?
To keep everyone safe.
You disagree with your friend's opinion on a movie. How do you tell them?
Use kind words like "I see it differently."
You see a classmate’s answers during a math quiz and realize yours is different.
Keep your eyes on your own paper and do your own best work.
Your group is dividing work, but you want the easiest job. What is the fair choice?
Make sure everyone has an equal amount of work.
Your teacher has a bad cold and is losing her voice. How can you show you care?
Be extra quiet and helpful in class.
Your class is voting on a movie to watch. Your choice doesn't win. How do you act?
Be a good sport and respect the majority vote.
Your teacher asks you to take a note to the office. Do you stop to play or talk to friends?
No, go straight there and back.
You promised to help a friend study but get invited to a party. What do you do?
Keep your promise to your friend.
Someone is being left out of a game because they aren't "good" at it. What do you do?
Invite them to play anyway.
A friend is sad because they missed a goal in soccer. What do you say?
Give them an encouragement like "Good try!"
You see a younger student who is lost in the hallway. What do you do?
Help them find their way or take them to a teacher.
A classmate has a different cultural tradition or a different way of speaking than you. How do you act?
Be kind and respectful of their differences.
You find a wallet on the sidewalk with money in it. What do you do?
Turn it in to an adult or the office.
You are the referee for a game. Your best friend breaks a rule. Do you call it?
Yes, rules apply to everyone equally.
You are playing tag and a classmate falls down and scrapes their knee. Everyone else keeps running. What do you do?
Stop playing to check on them and offer to walk them to the nurse’s office.
Your neighborhood is having a park clean-up day on Saturday. Do you go?
Yes, to help make your community better.
You have homework due tomorrow, but your favorite show is on. What do you do?
Finish your homework first before watching tv.