A classmate likes a different holiday movie than you. What should you do?
Listen and say, “That’s cool!”
Tell them they’re wrong.
Walk away angrily.
A friend says they feel sad during the holidays. What should you do?
Listen and try to help them feel better.
Ignore them.
Make fun of them.
Someone spills food at lunch. What should you do?
Ignore it. You didn't make the mess.
Pretend it didn’t happen.
Help them clean up
A friend asks you to play a game you don’t like. What do you do?
Say “no” politely and suggest another game/other people.
Say “no” meanly.
Ignore them.
A friend wants to sing a holiday song you don’t like. What do you do?
Walk away.
Listen and clap along.
Find a song you both like to song instead.
Someone asks to sit next to you at the lunch. What do you do?
Ignore them.
Say no meanly.
Say yes and smile.
You see a friend helping clean up after a holiday party. What should you do?
Say thank you and help too.
Tell them it’s not your job.
Ignore them.
You are at a holiday party and someone offers you a snack you don’t like. What do you do?
Say, “Yuck!”
Take it and throw it away.
Say thank you and politely decline.
Your teacher asks you to help set up holiday decorations. What do you do?
Help happily.
Ignore the teacher.
Complain loudly.
Someone says they don’t like a holiday song you love. What do you do?
Stop talking to them.
Tell them they’re wrong.
Respect their opinion.
A friend gives you a handmade card. What do you do?
Ignore it.
Tell them it’s not good.
Smile and say thank you, and make them one.
You see someone without a partner for a holiday game. What do you do?
Laugh at them.
Tell them to find someone else.
Ask them to join
Someone is sad their holiday ornament broke. What do you do?
Walk away.
Help them make a new ornament
Laugh at them.
Your friend is singing the wrong words to a holiday song. What do you do?
Tell them they’re wrong loudly and embarrass them
Stop singing.
Sing along kindly.
Someone wants to share a holiday story but is shy. What do you do?
Tell them not to talk.
Ignore them.
Encourage them and listen.
You see a friend building a snowman and fort, and someone is trying to break it. What do you do?
Break their snowman or fort back.
Laugh at the friend getting their stuff broken.
Ask them to stop and tell a teacher.
