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Social Scenarios

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    Social scenario questions
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  • You see a classmate sitting alone at lunch and you want to join them. What could you say?
    Can I sit with you?
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  • Your friend is talking about a topic you’re not interested in. What is a polite way to respond?
    That’s cool! Can I tell you about something I like too?
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  • Someone gives you a compliment on your new shoes. How do you respond?
    Thanks! I appreciate that!
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  • You accidentally bump into someone in the hallway. What should you say?
    Oops, sorry about that!
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  • A classmate invites you to a party but you don’t want to go. How can you decline politely?
    Thanks for inviting me, but I can’t make it.
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  • Your teacher is helping another student but you need help too. What should you do?
    Wait patiently
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  • You overhear someone making fun of a classmate. What is an appropriate response?
    That’s not cool. We should be kind to each other.
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  • You’re in a group project and someone has an idea you don’t like. How can you respond respectfully?
    That’s an idea! Maybe we could also try this other way?
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  • Someone is standing too close to you and it makes you uncomfortable. What can you do?
    Take a step back and say, 'Can we have a little more space?'
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  • You see a friend in the hallway and they wave at you. How do you respond?
    Wave back and say "hey"
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  • You are waiting in line and someone cuts in front of you. What is a polite way to handle it?
    Excuse me, I think I was next in line.
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  • You borrow a pencil from a classmate and forget to give it back. What should you do the next day?
    Hey, I forgot to return your pencil yesterday. Here you go!
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  • You see your friend sitting with their arms crossed and not talking much. What might that mean?
    They could be upset, tired, or not feeling well.
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  • Your teacher sighs and rubs their temples after a student interrupts for the fifth time. How might they be feeling?
    Frustrated or overwhelmed.
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  • A classmate is avoiding eye contact and speaking in a quiet voice while presenting. How might they be feeling?
    Nervous or shy.
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  • A classmate who is usually talkative is sitting quietly with their hood up. What might that tell you?
    They could be feeling sad, sick, or just want to be left alone.
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