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Would you rather always have it be winter time or summer time?
Would you rather go for a walk in the snow or stay inside and play games?
Would you rather have peppermint or pumpkin flavored treats?
Peppermint or pumpkin
Your grandmother asks you how school is going. What can you say to keep the conversation going?
It is going well. I really like my teachers. I like printmaking.
You are on an airplane and the person sitting next to you asks where you are going. What can you say to keep the conversation going?
Tell them where you are headed and ask where they are going.
Your classmate tells you that they are stressed about a big assignment they have to do for a different class. What can you say to keep the conversation going?
What is the assignment about? What do you have to do? Are you almost finished? Can I help?
You want to get a gift for your Dad. How will you know what to get him?
Think about what he likes or what you guys do together. Ask him what he might like. Ask your Mom for help.
What do you like to do when it snows?
sled, build a snowman, go for a walk, stay inside, drink hot chocolate
You would like to ask a friend to walk to Starbucks after school. Who could you ask and what would you say?
A friend that you talk to in class often. Someone who has asked you to do something outside of school before.
A friend asks you to come to their house for a movie night. You have family coming over that same night for dinner. What should you do?
"I am sorry, I have plans that night. Can we try for another time?" "I would like to, but I have family coming over."
A classmate asks if you are going to the basketball game that night. What can you say to keep the conversation going?
"Yeah, they are playing really well." " Yeah, are you going?" "No, are you going to go?"
You have plans to meet a friend at the movie. The movie is about to start and they have not shown up. What can you do?
Text them and ask if they are OK. Go into the theater.
You are at a party and you are offered food that you don't like. What can you say?
"No thank you." "I'm good" "I am not that hungry."
Your friend gives you a gift that you already have. What should you say?
Thank you. Thank you for thinking of me.
You are out shopping and the cashier smiles and says "Happy Holidays." What should you say?
"Happy Holidays.", Smile and nod, "Thank you, you too."
What is something your family does every year for the holidays?
Decorates the house, makes cookies, plays games, visits with family.........
There is a break in class in a classmate says that they watched "Elf" last night. What could you say to keep the conversation going?
Did you like it? I like that movie, it is really funny. I have never seen it.
Your classmate sits down and says to you "I am so tired. I was up late packing last night." What could you say to keep the conversation going?
Where are you going? Are you goin on a trip? Are you flying or driving? Why are you packing?
Your aunt and uncle come over for holiday dinner. What could you ask them about to start a conversation?
How have you been? How was your drive/flight?
The winter break is coming up soon. What questions do you think people will ask you a lot?
"Do you have any plans for winter break?" "Are you ready for winter break?"
A friend in class says "I think it is supposed to snow tomorrow." What could you say to keep the conversation going?
"Oh, wow. Do you think school will be cancelled?" " What do you like to do when it snows?"