Answer: “My favorite season is ___ because…”
Someone asks a follow-up (“What do you like most about it?”).
Answer: “Something I’m proud of doing recently is…”
Someone gives a compliment; respond politely (“Thanks!”).
Answer: “If I started a club, it would be about…”
Someone makes an on-topic comments; respond to keep it going.
Ask a classmate: “What movie or show could you watch 100 times?”
Ask a follow-up like “What’s your favorite part?”
Answer: “If I could live in any video game or movie world, I’d pick…”
Someone asks why or what’s fun about it.
Answer: “Something small that makes my day better is…”
Someone asks one follow-up question; respond, then switch.
Answer: “One way to show I’m listening is…”
Everyone practices showing that behavior next turn.
Answer: “The music that helps me feel calm or happy is…”
Someone makes a short comment that connects to it.
Ask a classmate: “If you could instantly be good at any hobby, what would it be?”
Listen, then ask one follow-up question or make a related comment.
Answer: “Something that helps a group project go well is…”
Ask each person if they agree or have another idea.
Answer: “When someone compliments me, I can say…”
Practice it with a classmate giving you a compliment.
Ask a classmate: “What food could you eat every day and never get tired of?”
Ask why they like it or share a similar food.
Answer: “If someone disagrees with me, I can say…”
Role-play with a partner — one disagrees, one replies politely.
Ask a classmate: “If you could visit anywhere, where would you go and why?”
Make a short, on-topic comment or ask what they’d do there.
Answer: “A skill I’d like to teach someone is…”
Someone asks or comments (“Can you teach me that?”).
Answer: “A time I learned from advice was…”
Someone gives feedback; respond kindly (“Good idea, I’ll try that.”).
Answer: “If someone gave me feedback on my project, I could say…”
Give one polite response (“Thanks for letting me know.”).
Answer: “A compliment that made me feel good was…”
Someone gives a new compliment; respond with appreciation.
Ask a classmate: “What’s something that always makes you laugh?”
Add a related comment (“That makes me laugh too!”).