Your family member says that her favorite Christmas movie is Elf. How can you keep this conversation going?
You can ask about why they like the movie. You can ask them what other Christmas movies they like. You can tell them your favorite Christmas movie.
You really want to talk about video games at the dinner table, but your parent says no. What can you talk about instead?
What is a topic that everyone can relate to
Your friend gives you a present but you don't have a present for them. What should you say?
I'm sorry I don't have something for you. That was so nice of you to get me something!
You're having a conversation with your aunt. Name 3 things you should do with your body to show that you are paying attention?
Face towards her, add to the conversation, ask questions, make eye contact, avoid looking at your phone or watch.
Nobody eats your aunts baked beans. How do you think she feels? What do you think she is thinking?
She likely feels upset or feels sad. She might be thinking that no one likes her cooking or that she did a bad job making the baked beans.
Two of your friends gave you the same present for the holidays! What now?
What is keep them both and don't say anything, so you don't hurt their feelings.
You are at a party and your friend keeps talking about herself. How long do you let her go on and on and what do you say to her?
What is you let her talk about herself for a little bit and then gradually change the subject to something else.
Your grandma is talking in front of bunch of people and you notice that she has something in her teeth. What do you do?
quietly tell her that she has something in her teeth so she is not embarrassed.
Your uncle keeps calling you James when your name is Paul. What do you do?
Politely remind him that your name is Paul.
Name 4 different ways you can tell by someone's body language that they have lost interest in a conversation.
What is arms crossed, lack of eye contact, looking around, short or no responses, slowly moving away from you, keep changing the subject, etc.