Size of Problem
You break a pencil
Small problem
A classmate starts yelling at another student since he or she thinks that person cheated at a game.
Big reaction, small problem
You lose a game during recess
1) Wait and cool down
2) Go to another activity
3) Walk away and let it go
Someone walked by and accidentally pushed you. You did not fall over and did not get hurt.
Small
A friend shares that her parents are getting a divorce and she has been crying every day.
Big reaction, big problem
You come in a little late to school and when you get to your classroom no one is there. What should you do?
Ask an adult for help - That could be a big problem.
You have a family member who is very sick and is in the hospital
Big
Your friend says she needs some space from you this week since you two had a disagreement. You give her some space and spend time with other friends.
Medium reaction, medium problem
A friend is mad at you that you decided to play with another friend during recess
1) talking it out
2) Wait and cool down
Another student is bothering you everyday at recess. You asked them to stop. The next day they kick you and run away.
Big Problem - Get an adult involved.
A friend shares that she feels so anxious because of the pandemic that she is not able to go to sleep or focus in school. She has not told anyone but you.
Big reaction, big problem
Someone pushed against you while you were standing in line. You think it was on purpose. What should you do?
Ask them to stop
Ignore it
Your best friend says that they don't like your favorite movie. He says it's a movie for babies. He stops saying that when you ask him to.
Small Problem - You might be mad at your friend, but you are not hurt or in danger
A friend says mean things about another classmate since this person has been making faces at her in class.
Big reaction, small problem
Your best friend tells you to prank another classmate who has been annoying him or her. What should you do?
Say to your friend, "No, I'm not doing that!"