Two friends are talking. One person talks about how great their weekend was for over a minute and doesn't give the other person a chance to talk. How might each person be feeling?

Your friend is over at your house. They want to play Minecraft, but you want to play Fortnite. What could you do?

What is one tool you can use if you're feeling frustrated?

You're in art class, and the student sitting next to you starts using your markers without asking. How might you feel in that situation? What can you do?

You're on a Zoom classroom lesson. Your teacher is teaching, but you're distracted by your phone and laughing at a video you're watching. How might your teacher and classmates feel?

How can you show someone you're being a good listener in a conversation?

You're playing a Kahoot in class, and you end up coming in second place. You say, "That's not fair! The winner cheated!!" Is this expected or unexpected behavior? How might it make your classmates feel if you do this?

During a conversation, two people are talking about the weekend but the third person isn't saying anything. What can the two people say or do to include the third person in the conversation?

A friend just got a new dog. What is one question you could ask them?

You're at a friends house and they leave the room. You get bored, so you start looking though one of the drawers that's next to you. Is this expected or unexpected behavior when at a friends house?How might this make the person feel?

Two classmates are talking about the Bears game. You didn't watch it, so you pull out your phone to look up the score without saying anything. What might the others think? What would be a better way to join the conversation?

What is one tool you can use if you're feeling nervous?