Sheila wants to go shopping after school. She looks at her empty wallet. What is she thinking?
I wish I had enough money to buy some snacks after school.
Pedro wants to use the computer but the sound will be too loud. He looks at his neighboor's headphones sitting on the desk. What is he thinking?
Maybe I could borrow my neighbour's headphones? I wonder if they would mind?
You have a new neighbor with a dog. The dog keeps running loose all over the neighborhood. How might your neighbor feel and what can you say to them?
Worried, embarrassed, stressed - "It's okay! I can help you catch your dog. Do you need help building a more sturdy fence?"
Your friend is having a party, and your best friend did not get an invitation. Your best friend knows you were invited. What can you say to them?
I'm sorry you didn't get invited. Do you want me to plus-one you? Or maybe me and you could do something together?
You see a kid in your class copying off you while you are taking a test. He must not have studied. What can you say to him?
Hey, are you okay?
Your friend shares his room with his little brother. His brother cries a lot at night and keeps him awake. What can you say to him?
Hey, you look tired! What's been happening?
You want to go over to a new friend's house after school. Your mom doesn't know them and said you can't go. What is your mom's point of view and how can you respond?
Mum isn't sure if the other friend is safe and is worried. "Mum, would you like to meet my new friend and their family, maybe I can sleepover next time?"
Your History teacher is giving a test on Friday. You already have Science and English tests. Your teacher says he can't change the date. What is his point of view and how can you manage this?
Maybe he didn't know about the other tests and it's too late to change it - study before hand for each test so you're not stressed the night before
Your friend never likes to do things on school nights. You want her to go with you to the school play's opening night on Thursday. What is your friend's point of view
Maybe she feels really tried or isn't allowed to go out on school nights
Your neighbor doesn't like dogs in his yard. Your dog likes to run around the neighborhood. What is your neighbor's point of view and how can you respond?
They think that dogs are annoying and messy, you can try to train your dog or build higher fences
Kyle's friend was making jokes loudly in class, but he got yelled at. Kyle feels
frustrated/angry/upset
Molly is a new student, and it's her first day at her new school. Molly feels
nervous
Rachel studied hard for her biology test and got a good grade. Rachel feels
proud
Mike's friend Joe isn't talking to him. Mike doesn't know why. Mike feels
confused, upset
Lucy wanted to be on student council, but did not get enough votes. Lucy feels
disappointed
Steve is making a speech in front of the school next week. Steve feels
nervous
