Tyler pays attention in class and works really hard on his homework but math is difficult. His teacher tells me they have a test tomorrow. How does he feel and how could he express it?

Appropriate vs. inappropriate: Megan's friend isn't at school and she's having a rough day. When her teacher called on her in class, Megan ignored her. The teacher asked her "What's wrong?" but Megan did not respond.

Mike got a Lego spaceship set for his birthday and was almost done building it. He realized he was missing a piece and couldn't it anywhere. How does he feel and how could he express it?

Miles worked hard on his science project and was excited to show his classmates. When he went to grab it, he saw his dog took a big bite out of the poster. How does he feel and how could he express it?

Appropriate vs. Inappropriate: During therapy, Maggie was getting annoyed by a game they were playing. It was new and she didn't understand. She said "I'm getting upset. Can we please take a break?"

In class, Lily's teacher says "No homework tonight!". How does Lily feel and how could she express it?

In class, Tim realized he didn't have a pencil. His classmate opened their backpack and gave him their extra one. How does he feel and how could he express it?

During therapy, Payton couldn't focus because the kids in the room next door was being too loud. How does he feel and how could he express it?

Appropriate vs. Inappropriate: Tyler was coloring a picture when someone bumped into him. He became upset and pushed his classmate.

In class, Tommy's teacher says "We're going ice skating for our field trip next week!". Tommy loves ice's skating. How does he feel and how can he express it?

Megan is reading a book in class and only has 3 chapters left. Her classmate walks up and spoils the ending for her. How does Megan feel and how could she tell her classmate?

Appropriate vs. Inappropriate: When Evan got home from school, he didn't say hi to his mom. When she asked "What's wrong?" Evan said, "I'm upset because I had a bad day at school".

Appropriate vs. Inappropriate: Molly slipped on the ice in front of her classmates. She was embarressed and when a classmate asked if she needed help, she yelled "Go Away!".