Your friend just got a new hairstyle and you comment that it looks rather odd.
think it
Your friend has a big piece of lettuce stuck in her teeth and you think it might embarrass her.
Say it! What would you say?
Your friend tripped over a shoe in the hallway and fell. You think it's sort of funny and want to make a joke.
Think it. What could you say that would make him feel better instead?
The teacher embarrassed you in front of the class because you didn't know an answer. You want to make a sarcastic comment back.
Think it! How should you respond, if at all?
Your friend's parents just got divorced and you want to tell him you understand what he is going through because your parents also got divorced.
Say it!
Your friend just failed the science test and you saw his grade. You want to tell him not to feel bad and that he'll do better next time.
Say it.
Your friend's Mom got into a minor car accident this morning. You want to tell your friend that her Mom shouldn't have been speeding.
Think it: What could you say instead?
Your friend shared cookies from her lunch. You tried one and you really don't like them.
Think it: What could you say instead?
Your friend sat in some gum and has it stuck on his pants. You want to tell him because he doesn't know.
Say it!
Your friend was being really mean to some kids on the playground. You want to tell her that she should be more kind.
Say it! What could you say?
Your Mom was late to a meeting and you want to tell her she should get up earlier.
Think it. What could you say instead?
Your friend is really into Pokemon cards and you think that is sort of babyish.
Think it: What could you say instead?
Your friend wrote on the bathroom wall. You want to tell him that wasn't cool.
Say it: Practice what you might say.
Your Dad just got fired from his job. You want to tell him it's going to be OK.
Say it!
You are about to do your part of the group presentation and you forgot what you were supposed to do.
Say it: How could you handle this situation?
Your friend keeps taking his mask off or pulling it below his nose. You want to tell him to wear it properly.
Say it: Practice saying this in a kind way.
