Attention
Respecting Space
Conversation Exits
Speaking up for yourself
Cheering Others On
100

What’s a polite way to get someone’s attention in class?

Raise your hand or say the person’s name quietly and wait for a response.

100

What does personal space mean?

It’s the amount of space people need to feel comfortable and safe around others.

100

What’s one thing you can say to end a disagreement nicely?

“Let’s agree to disagree” or “I think we both need a break from this conversation.”

100

What does it mean to self-advocate?

It means telling others what you need, feel, or believe in a respectful way.

100

What’s something nice you can say to a friend who won a game?

“Great job!” or “You played really well!”

200

When should you wait before interrupting someone?

When they are talking to someone else, busy working, or already helping someone.

200

How can you tell if you’re too close to someone?

If they step back, look uncomfortable, or ask you to move.

200

How can you tell when a conversation is getting too heated?

People start raising their voices, interrupting, or getting really emotional or upset.

200

Share a time you said “no” when something felt wrong or you felt uncomfortable in a conversation.

You get a bonus 300 points!
200

Why is it important to be happy for others, even if you didn’t win?

Because being supportive helps friendships grow and shows you care about them, not just winning.

300

Show what you would say to get attention without yelling.

You get a bonus 200 points!

300

Show how to ask someone you don’t know if you can sit next to them.

You get a bonus 100 points!

300

Role-play: disagree with someone politely and walk away.

“I don’t see it the same way, but that’s okay. Let’s talk later,” then calmly walk away.

300

How can you ask for help if something feels unfair?

Saying “I don’t think this is fair, can we talk about it?” or “Can you help me understand why this happened?”

300

Act out giving a compliment to your friend who got an A in a class, while you got a B-.

You get a bonus 200 points!

400

Why is it better to say someone’s name instead of tapping them?

Because tapping can be surprising or make someone uncomfortable, but using their name is respectful.

400

What should you do if someone asks for more space?

Say “Okay!” and take a step back without getting upset.

400

Why is walking away sometimes the best choice?

It can stop things from getting worse and gives everyone time to cool down and think.

400

Why is it okay to speak up even if someone gets upset?

Because your feelings matter too, and being honest helps build trust and respect—even if it’s hard at first.

400

What’s one thing to remind yourself of in order to celebrate your friend’s success without feeling bad?

Remind yourself that their success doesn’t mean you failed—everyone has their own time to shine.

500

Describe a good and a bad way to ask for help.

Good: “Excuse me, can you help me with this problem when you have a minute?”

Bad: Yelling across the room or interrupting loudly.


500

Why is personal space important in friendships?

It shows respect, helps others feel safe, and makes them more comfortable being around you.

500

Make up a kind way to say, “Let’s talk later” when a conversation has gotten heated.

“I care about you, but I think we both need a break. We can talk when we feel calmer.”

500

Role-play: tell a friend you didn’t like a joke they made.

You get a bonus 100 points!

500

How can you make your friend feel special on their birthday?

You could write them a heartfelt birthday card, give them a thoughtful gift, or organize a small surprise like their favorite treat or a fun activity.