Safety
You are shopping at the mall with your family. You stop to look at a cool shirt, and when you look up, your family is gone. You don't see them anywhere.
Get an employee to help you look, call your family
You are sitting at lunch. A student walks by and says, "I don't like your shoes, they are ugly." This makes you feel sad and angry.
Tell them you don't like that, ignore their comment
You are walking in the hallway and see a $5 bill or a student ID card on the floor. No one is around to see you pick it up.
Give it to an adult or bring it to the office.
You are getting ready to go outside for recess or to wait for the bus. You look out the window and see that it is snowing and very windy. You are only wearing a short-sleeved T-shirt.
Put on a coat.
You are making toast and the toaster starts to smell bad and smoke comes out. The smoke alarm starts to make a loud "Beep! Beep!" sound.
Get an adult right away!
A friend asks to borrow your favorite headphones. You want to be nice, but you are afraid they might break them or forget to give them back.
Offer to help them find another pair in the classroom, tell them you're sorry but you don't feel comfortable with it.
The teacher gives you a worksheet. You read the first question, but you don't understand the words. You feel like you want to put your head down.
Ask for help!
You are eating lunch and accidentally spill ketchup all over your white shirt. You have three more classes to go before you go home.
Ask an adult if you can call home or if there are any clothing items you could borrow for the remainder of the day.
You are home alone. Someone you don't know knocks on the front door and says they have a package for your mom, but they need to come inside to leave it on the table.
Don't answer the door.
You ask a classmate if you can sit next to them. They say, "No, I want to sit alone today."
Go sit somewhere else
The classroom is getting very noisy. The loud voices and the lights are making you feel overwhelmed and frustrated.
Ask for a break outside of the classroom, tell an adult how you feel.
You buy a soda for $2.00. You give the cashier a $5.00 bill. The cashier only gives you $1.00 back in change.