You are the teacher. There's a new kid in a wheelchair in your class and you want the class to be considerate and friendly. What do you say to your class?

You are a teenager working at McDonalds. You are just closing up  the restaurant for the day, and a man goes up to the drive through and wants to order a Big Mac. What do you say or do?

You are a grandpa. You give your 6 year old grandson a soccer ball for Christmas. Your grandson cries and says he doesn't like soccer and doesn't want a soccer ball. What do you say or do?

You are a student in 4th grade. The kid that sits next to you keeps making annoying gum chewing noises. What do you say or do?

You are the boss of the company. Your secretary is late to work every single day. What do you say to her?

You are the custodian at school. A 5th grader just smashed ketchup packets all over the floor on purpose to make his friends laugh. You saw him do it, but he says he didn't do it. What do you say or do?

You are your next door neighbor. Your neighbor kid (you) bats a ball and it cracks your car window. What do you (the neighbor) say or do?

You are an adult in your neighborhood. A kid knocks on your door and wants to sell you some cookies, but you don't like cookies and don't want to buy any. What do you say?

You are a police officer. You just found a 4 year old crying in the park, with no parents around. What do you say or do?

You are the mom. Your kid just failed 6th grade. What do you say to him?

Kids are playing kickball at school. The team in the outfield starts yelling that the ball was out, and the other team yells back.You are the playground supervisor, and you see that the ball was clearly out. What do you say or do?

You are the dad. Your kid keeps falling asleep in class and not going to sleep at night. What do you do or say?

You are a teenager buying a new book at the book store. The cashier charges you $47.00, but the book says $17.00. What do you say or do?