You borrowed a notebook from a friend and lost it. Now you want to borrow a sweater from them. What might your friend be thinking before lending you another item?
Your friend isn't sure they want to lend you their sweater since they aren't sure they will get it back
Janice's friend, Jen, has asked to hangout three weeks in a row. Janice keeps cancelling last minute. How is Jen feeling? What might happen if Janice keeps cancelling?
Jen might be feeling frustrated and disappointed. She might stop asking Janice to hangout.
Your friend Tom told you a secret. You told another friend and now Tom knows you told them. How might Tom feel as a result of this?
Tom doesn't trust you and doesn't want to share secrets with you.
Rob told you a story about his weekend but you didn't listen. Now he's asking you questions and you don't know what to say. What can you do to make sure you have all the information?
Ask him to repeat it and apoligize for missing it the first time
Sara needed help with her essay and you went through it with her. How would Sara feel after this, and what would she say?
Sara thinks you're a good friend and says thank you!
Mark asked for your opinion of his audition and you told him it wasn't very good. How would that make Mark feel? How could that message be rephrased?
Mark appreciates you helping him and thinks you are kind.
Carla is staring at her math worksheet and then looks up at her teacher. What is she thinking?
This is so hard! I wish she would help me!
Steven is looking outside at the heavy rain and then down at his new sneakers. What is he thinking?
Argh! I really wanted to wear my new sneakers but the rain is going to ruin them!
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 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 go after school next time?"
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
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
