Passive, aggressive, assertive, or passive aggressive
Body language
Conflict
Social filters- think it or say it aloud?
Changing aggressive statements to assertive
Friends & Family
100

When a person states their needs and wants clearly, appropriately, and respectfully 

What is assertive communication?

100
Andrew is trying to tell his mom about something that happened at school but she is looking down at her phone the entire time and does not make eye contact with him.  How does this make Andrew feel?

Andrew's mother is distracted and not actively listening to what he has to say.  

100

When you put yourself in someone else's shoes and try to see a situation from their perspective you are practicing ______

What is empathy?

100

“Your lunch looks disgusting.”

Think this! 

100

You are ALWAYS late and keep me waiting.   It really makes me mad!

What is, "I feel frustrated and annoyed when we make plans and you are not ready at the time we agreed on"?

100

How does your family show that they care?

open-ended 

(saying something nice, hugs, kind words, kind acts) 

200

When someone speaks in a loud & demanding voice, interrupts frequently, and criticizes, blames, or attack others.



What is aggressive communication?

200
Emma's mother reminds her to do her chores and she rolls her eyes.  What does this communicate to her mother?

What is annoyance?  

200

Bullying is only physical. If Amy punches the new refugee  student from Uzbekistan, Boris, and gives him a black eye this can be bullying.  If Amy posts on social media that Boris is so poor he lives in a homeless shelter that is NOT bullying.  True or False?


What is false?  Bullying often involves someone being emotionally or verbally abusive to someone else.  Bullying not only takes place in person and often occurs on the internet.  

200

“I have 2 cats.  Do you have any pets?”

Say it aloud

200

"Mom, I wouldn't be caught dead in that outfit you bought me!"

What is, "Thank you for thinking of me but that isn't really my style.  Did you keep the receipt because maybe we can go shopping and I can pick out something more my taste?"

200

What holiday traditions do you like celebrating with your family?

Christmas, Easter, Valentines, Thanksgiving, Labor Day, Independence Day, veterans day, etc.

300

Your friend is failing Math and there is a very important test coming up.  Your friend asks to cheat off of you and you agree even though you are uncomfortable doing so.  What communication style is this?

What is passive communication?

300

Cory comes home from school and goes into her bedroom and slams the door loudly.  How might Cory be feeling?

What is angry?

300

 Someone who doesn't take sides and helps the people with the conflict to resolve the problem

What is a peacemaker/mediator?

300

"I really hate this person, they are so ugly" 

Think this: It may not be beneficial to say these things aloud, but process your emotions and then reword what you would like to say: ask yourself why do you this person and why do you think they are ugly to help you reword.

300

"You always pick the worst movies to watch!"

What is: "Let's choose a movie we would both enjoy watching tonight"

300

How do you know when your family is upset? 

Open-ended

400

You find out a friend from school did not invite you to their birthday party so you spread rumors that she has tested positive for Monkeypox so no one will want to be around her.  

What is passive aggressive communication?

400

Michael holds the door for his neighbor who is holding heavy packages.  What is Michael communicating?

Michael is being polite, considerate, and respectful.

400

These are examples of what?  

Walking away, ignoring someone, asking an adult for help, compromising with the person

What are some conflict resolution strategies?

400

You aren't doing anything fun for spring break?  Like you are just sitting at home?  Do your parents completely hate you?

What is this communication style? Passive, aggressive, or assertive? 

400

To your teacher, "You only gave me a failing grade because you hate me!"

What is, "Can we talk about my report card grade?  I want to understand why I did so poorly and what I can do to improve my grade."

400
What is unique about your family? 

Open-ended 

500

True or false: Communicating frequently in a passive manner can lower one's confidence and self-esteem.

What is true?

500

Emily is about to audition for the school play.  She taps her foot while she is waiting for her turn and realizes she is sweating.  Emily is feeling_____

What is anxious or nervous?

500

At recess, Jenny sees Jimmy throw a basketball at Steven's head and overhears Jimmy calling Steven a "loser."  Jenny does not get involved or try to help Steven.  Jenny is being a _________

What is a bystander?

500

"What made you become a vegetarian?"

What is say it?  (It's okay to ask someone this as long as you are mindful of your tone and are genuinely curious and not being judgmental of their choice not to eat meat)

500
"You NEVER let me go to my friend's house!"
What is, "I haven't seen my friend in a long time and I miss her.  Is there a good time for her to come over to our house or for me to go to her house?"
500

Do you have close friends that feel like family? Who are they? and Why? 

Open-ended