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Your parent is talking on the phone. You tap their arm and say, “Can you help me with something?” They say, “In a few minutes, I am still on the phone.” You say, “Okay,” and go finish up your homework.
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
School is over. You see your parent across the street. You say to the crossing guard, “There is my dad!” They say, “Wait a few moments, there are cars coming.” You nod your head and wait patiently at the corner.
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
A classmate is crying after a test. You ask, “What’s wrong?” They say, “I don’t think I did my best.” You say, “I’m sure you did!” They say, “I hope so too!” You reply, “Remember, you can always do better next time!”
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
You parent is talking on the phone. You tap their arm and say, “Can you help me?” They say, “In a few minutes.” You reply, “No, but it can’t wait!” They ask, “Is it an emergency?” You say, “…no, but I need help right now!”
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
A classmate is crying after a test. You ask, “What’s wrong?” They say, “I don’t think I did my best.” You say, “Well, did you study?” They say, “Yes.” You reply, “So, who cares! It’s just a test!”
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
You don’t like dinner. You say, “Ugh, I don’t like this!” Your parents say, “I know, have a little then.” You say, “But I can’t! I don’t even like this!” They say, “Well, this is what’s for dinner …” You say, "Why did you make this?"
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
It’s bedtime. You say, “Can I just watch tv for a few more minutes?” Your parent says, “No, it is bedtime. Come on.” You say, “But, I can’t wait to see what happens.” They say, “I know, you can watch more tomorrow.” You turn the tv off.
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
A classmate is crying after a test. You ask, “What’s wrong?” They say, “I don’t think I did a good job.” You say, “I’m sure you did!” They say, “I hope so too!” You reply, “Remember, you can always do better next time!”
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
You’re with your family at the movie theater waiting for the movie to start. Your sibling leans in and whispers, “Are you excited?” You say, “Yes, very! Are you?” They say, “Me too! I hope it is good!” You say, “Me too!”
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
Your grandparent gives you a birthday gift. They ask, “Do you like it?” You reply, “Kind of …” They say, “It doesn’t seem that way.” You say, “Yeah, I don’t like it at all.”
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
You’re talking and laughing in the library. The librarian says, “Would you quiet down, please?” You and your friends say, “Yes, sorry.” She walks away. You and your friends burst out laughing and continue talking.
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
Your grandparent gives you a birthday gift. They ask, “Do you like it?” You reply, “Yes, how did you know I like this?” They say, “You talk about it all the time.” You reply, “Wow! That is so thoughtful, thank you!”
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
You had a bad day and you’re sitting in your room alone. Your parent comes in and asks, “Are you okay?” You shrug your shoulders and say, “Yeah ... I’m okay.” They ask, “Are you sure? You don’t seem okay.” You don’t respond.
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
Your homework is confusing, and you could use some help. You parent asks, “Anything I can help with?” You say, “No, I got it.” They say, “Okay, just let me know if you do.” You say, “Thanks.”
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
Your homework is confusing, and you could use some help. You parent asks, “Anything I can help with?” You say, “Actually, yes. I don’t really understand how to do this.” They say, “Okay, let’s take a look together.”
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
You get your test back. The teacher says, “This isn’t like you, what happened?” You say, “I felt confused.” The teacher says, “That happens sometimes, next time let me know and I can help.” You say, “I will, thank you.”
Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right
