You’re learning to cook breakfast by yourself. How does this show your independence?

It’s your first day in a new school. You want to fit in with your classmates. What actions can help you feel part of the group?

Your class is building a tall paper tower, and many students say it’s impossible. What does it look like if you show a can-do attitude?

In a student council meeting, the teacher asks for ideas about the school trip. How would you have your say so others listen to your opinion?

You read a story about a kid your age who started a recycling project. How does this inspire you to take action?

During a class debate, someone laughs at your idea. You feel angry, but instead of shouting, you decide to control your emotions. What could you say or do?

Your cousin volunteers at an animal shelter and invites you to help. How is your cousin a positive influence in your life?

Your classmates all like the same music, but you enjoy a different style. How do you show your individual identity while still respecting theirs?

An older student helps you with math homework every week. How is this person acting as your mentor?

You are the referee in a soccer game between your classmates. Two players start arguing about a goal. Everyone looks at you to decide. What should you do to be fair?

Your friend feels nervous about presenting in front of the class. What words could you say to encourage them?

At home, you want to watch a movie, but your brother wants to play video games. Do you try to get your own way or do you find a compromise?

You’re playing a mystery game, and you suddenly have a gut feeling about who the thief is. Do you trust it or keep thinking?