Approval and Disapproval

The teacher assigns a partner the student doesn’t usually work well with. The student must respond respectfully, even if they disapprove.

Students vote on a song to perform. The student must express their preference positively, even if their choice is unpopular.

A student cuts in line. The student must decide whether to express disapproval appropriately or ignore it.

A peer suggests a silly joke for the school announcement. The student must express whether they like the idea or not in a kind way.

The class votes on a theme (e.g., Pajama Day). The student must express agreement or disagreement while respecting others’ excitement.

The teacher proposes extending recess but shortening art time. The student is asked to share their opinion.

A classmate brings in a snack the student doesn’t like. The student must decide how to show polite disapproval without being rude.

A group member suggests a conclusion the student disagrees with. They must explain their viewpoint appropriately.

A peer says they didn’t like the ending of a book the class read. The student must respond with their own opinion respectfully.

A friend makes a joke the student finds unkind. They need to show disapproval without hurting feelings.

A classmate suggests using glitter and confetti on a poster. The student must show approval or disapproval respectfully.

A classmate shows their drawing and asks what the student thinks. The student must show approval or disapproval constructively.

A peer suggests changing a game rule. The student must voice agreement or disagreement respectfully.

The student is asked whether they like a seasonal decoration choice. They must share their honest opinion kindly.

A classmate offers to trade cookies for an apple. The student must show whether they approve or disapprove of the trade kindly.