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Problem Solving Middle School

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    social scenarios for middle school students
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  • You see a new student sitting alone at lunch. What should you do?
    Tell them they look lonely.
    Ignore them.
    Wait until someone else joins them.
    Join them and introduce yourself.
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  • Your friend is upset because they didn't do well on a test. How can you help?
    Say nothing.
    Offer to study with them next time
    Tell them it's not a big deal.
    Make a joke to cheer them up.
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  • Someone makes a rude comment about your appearance. What is the best response?
    Insult them back.
    Ignore them and walk away.
    Laugh it off.
    Tell them their comment hurt your feelings
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  • You've accidentally broken a friend's favorite video game. What should you do?
    Blame someone else.
    Hide it and say nothing.
    Pretend it didn't happen.
    Apologize and offer to replace or fix it
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  • During recess, two of your friends start arguing. How can you help resolve the conflict?
    Calmly listen to both sides and help them talk it out.
    Encourage them to fight it out.
    Take sides and join the argument.
    Leave them to sort it out.
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  • You didn't understand today's homework assignment. What is the best course of action?
    Ignore it and hope for the best.
    Copy a friend's work.
    Guess the answers.
    Ask your teacher for help.
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  • You notice your classmate is frequently bullied. What should you do?
    Report the bullying to a teacher or counselor
    Pretend you didn't see anything.
    Tell your friend to ignore the bullies.
    Join the bullies to fit in.
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  • You're feeling overwhelmed and anxious about a big project. What can you do?
    Keep your feelings to yourself.
    Wait until the last minute to start.
    Give up on the project.
    Ask a friend or family member for support.
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  • Your teacher assigns a group project, but one member isn't contributing. How should you handle this?
    Complain about them to the teacher.
    Talk to the group member and encourage them to participate
    Ignore the situation.
    Do all the work yourself.
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  • You want to join a school club, but you're nervous about meeting new people. What is the best approach?
    Attend the first meeting and introduce yourself
    Skip the club entirely.
    Ask a friend to join the club with you.
    Wait for someone to invite you.
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  • Your sibling is bothering you while you're trying to study. What is the best way to handle this?
    Complain to your parents.
    Ignore them and hope they go away
    Yell at them to leave you alone.
    Calmly ask them to give you some space
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  • A friend invited you to a party, but you don't really want to go. What should you do?
    Lie and say you're sick.
    Go anyway to avoid hurting their feelings.
    Agree to go but leave early
    Politely decline and suggest another time to hang out.
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  • You've been accused of something you didn't do. How should you respond?
    Get defensive and argue.
    Ignore the accusation.
    Blame someone else.
    Calmly explain your side of the story.
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  • You received an unkind message on social media. How do you handle it?
    Delete the message and block the sender.
    Reply with an equally unkind message.
    Report the message to a trusted adult.
    Ignore the message.
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  • Your friends are planning to do something you know is wrong. What should you do?
    Tell them why you think it's wrong.
    Leave the group temporarily.
    Join them to avoid being left out.
    Suggest a different activity.
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