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Holiday Social Skills

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    Social skills questions related to the holiday season
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  • How do you usually start a conversation at a holiday event?
    start with a simple greeting like “Hi, how are you?” or “How’s your holiday going?”
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  • What holiday topic do you feel comfortable talking about?
    example: food, movies, games
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  • What can you say if someone brings up a topic you’re not interested in?
    That’s cool. I don’t know much about that, but what else are you excited for this holiday?”
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  • How can you join a group conversation already happening?
    I can listen first, then make a small comment related to what they’re talking about.
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  • What is a polite way to end a conversation if you need a break?
    “It was nice talking with you. I’m going to grab some air/eat something/check on something.”
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  • What is a polite way to respond if someone gives you a gift you don’t love?
    ay, “Thank you so much,” because they put effort into giving it.
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  • What can you do if a holiday event feels too loud or crowded?
    Take a break in a quiet area, wear headphones, or ask for a few minutes outside.
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  • What can you say if someone invites you to do something you don’t want to do?
    Thanks for asking, but I’m going to sit this one out.”
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  • If a family member asks too many personal questions, how can you respond politely?
    “I’m not really comfortable talking about that, but thanks for asking.”
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  • What should you do if people start arguing at a holiday gathering?
    Stay out of it, move to another room, or talk to another person.
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  • What does “being a good guest” look like at a holiday party?
    Being polite, saying hello, cleaning up after yourself, and thanking the host.
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  • What is something you can do if the holidays feel overwhelming?
    Take breaks, deep breaths, or talk to someone I trust.
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  • What can you do when you want to spend time with your family but everyone is busy?
    Ask a parent to help plan a family activity, like a game night or baking cookies
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  • What can you do if you want to buy gifts but don’t have a lot of money?
    Make gifts like drawing a picture, baking cookies or writing a nice note.
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  • What can you do when you get something nice and your friend doesn’t?
    Share the gift with them.
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  • What do you do when a friend celebrates a holiday you don’t know much about?
    Ask them about it, look it up with a parent or teacher to learn more.
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