Someone comes up to you after you stutter and asks, "why do you talk like that?" What do you say back?
Get out of my face
Sometimes I stutter and that's okay
Leave right now
One of your friends turns around in class when they hear you stutter and starts to imitate you. What could you say?
Scream "STOP!" in their face
Please stop. I stutter and that's okay.
You are the worst
Your teacher asks you to talk in front of the class, but you are nervous and think you might stutter. What could you say?
I don't want to talk.
Don't call on me.
I might stutter, but please let me finish my thought.
A peer you don't know comes up to you and says, "You talk weird." What could you do/say?
Walk away and ignore them or say "I stutter and that's okay"
Scream in their face
Punch them in the face
You have to give a classroom presentation. What could you tell your teacher or classmates?
I don't want to do this
This might go bad
I might stutter but that's okay. Please let me finish
One of your peers comes up to you every day and tells you that you talk weird. What should you do?
Kick them in the shins
Run away when they walk up
If they won't stop, tell a teacher or trusted adult
Your friend interrupts you while you're stuttering and changes the topic of conversation. What can you do?
Cry and run away
Fold your arms and scream
Say, "Excuse me, please don't interrupt me while I stutter"
You have to speak in front of someone new and are afraid you may stutter. What could you do?
Turn around when you stutter
Say, "just so you know, I might stutter, but that's ok"
Avoid speaking to them
A peer is curious and asks you why you stutter. What could you say?
Sometimes my words get stuck, but I'm okay
Sometimes I don't like talking
Talking is the worst
Someone asks you what stuttering is. What could you tell them?
Stuttering is crazy
Stuttering means I'm not smart
Stuttering is when your words get stuck
