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  • If the school counselor's window lights are red, it is okay to go into her office.
    False
  • If someone hits you, that’s a small problem you can solve by yourself.
    False
  • Telling a teacher when you are dealing with a small problem is a Kelso's Choice solution
    False
  • Ignoring someone can sometimes be a good choice if they’re trying to bother you.
    True
  • Kelso’s Choices only work when you and your friend both agree.
    False - you can still make a kind choice even if the other person doesn’t agree.
  • Everyone deserves to feel safe and respected at school.
    True
  • The school counselor is a good person to talk to if you are experiencing big feeling.
    True
  • Bullying can happen in person, online, or through texting
    True
  • If someone calls you a bad name, it is okay to call them that name back
    False
  • If you are feeling scared, it is okay to tell a teacher what is going on.
    True
  • Rumors and gossip can be forms of bullying.
    True
  • The counselor tells your teacher everything you talk about with her in her office.
    False
  • “Tell them to stop” is a respectful way to set a boundary.
    True
  • If you are feeling happy, you are in the Yellow Zone.
    False
  • The Golden Rule means...
    Kindness is everything
    Do not treat others how you would like to be treated
    Avoid others
    Treat others how you would want to be treated
  • Thinking about how someone else is feeling in a situation is a form of empathy.
    True
  • There are 7 Kelso's Choices to assist you with finding a solution to your small problem
    False
  • You are ready to learn if you are in the Green Zone.
    True
  • It is consider bullying if the person is repetitive with their negative actions/words towards you
    True
  • Go to another game, Ignore it, and Make a deal are three of the Kelso's Choices you can use to solve a small problem.
    True
  • You should keep bullying a secret if your friend asks you not to tell.
    False
  • Empathy and sympathy are the same thing
    False
  • If you are feeling sad, you may be in the Blue Zone.
    True
  • Rainbow breathing is not a coping skill
    False
  • You should always try two of Kelso’s Choices before asking an adult for help.
    True
  • Grounding exercises are activities you can do to help yourself feel calm and focused when you’re upset, worried, or overwhelmed. They help you pay attention to the present moment by noticing things around you, your body, or your breathing
    True
  • It is considered bullying if someone makes a rude comment to you once.
    False
  • You should tell a teacher if you see your classmate playing in the construction zone
    True
  • When telling someone to stop, you should just say STOP.
    False
  • You're feeling tired and stressed. You are in the Yellow Zone.
    True
  • Sympathy is feeling sorry for someone when something bad happens to them. It means you care about their feelings, even if you haven’t experienced the same thing.
    True
  • If someone says something mean to you, it is okay to say something mean back.
    False
  • It is okay to ask to take a break if you are feeling overwhelmed, sad, stressed, or frustrated.
    True