Your friend keeps borrowing your school supplies and never returning them.
Say, “I want to help, but I need my supplies back. Can you return what you borrow? It’s hard for me to do my work without them.”
You know that the student body president is going to receive a large scholarship for college, but you overhead the individual stating they had paid someone else to write the paper for them, what should you do?
can tell a teacher confidentially.
your boss says she is going to fire your friend the next day at work. Your friend stated she is going to make a big purchase with her new check.
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A group of your best friends is hanging out, and one of your friends makes fun of another student and makes them feel bad.
ask person if they are okay, address your friend in a non-confrontational way.
A friend gets upset because you decided to sit with someone else at lunch one day.
Reassure them you still care about the friendship. Say, “I just wanted to sit with them today, but we’re still good. Let’s plan a day to sit together tomorrow.”
Your friend says a really embarrassing joke about you in front of everyone. You know she was just joking but you are still very embarrassed
tell her your feelings were hurt, and ask her not to joke about you in the future.
You accidentally bump into someone in the hallway and they get annoyed and raise their voice.
Stay calm. Say, “Sorry—I didn’t mean to bump you.” If they keep escalating, walk away and give space.
Your friend has been making unsafe life choices and you were worried and told an adult. Now she is mad and doesn't want to be friends.
Explain to her you care about her safety, and did it out of concern.
A classmate copies your idea for an assignment and tries to take credit.
Talk to them privately: “It bothered me when you took credit for my idea. Please don’t do that. Let’s each use our own ideas.” If it continues, talk with the t
Your classmate is always praised by the teacher for being a great student. you were recently paired with this student and they are making you do all the work on your class project. what should you do?
Ask the student to do their share, if they do not, talk to the teacher after class and explain what is going on.
You won a game in PE and everyone is praising you, your friend lost and is rolling her eyes and scowling you, what should you do.
tell her you noticed she is upset, and ask if she would like to talk about it. Friends should support you in your victories.
Your two best friends get a really big fight and arent talking to each other anymore, they want you to pick sides what do you do?
Explain you will not choose sides, do not play both sides, stay neutral, if they are you friends they wont make you choose.
Your team won the big game at school. But you know that the only reason you one is because the ref did not catch your team mate who was out of bounds. your the only one who noticed, what should you do?
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You feel left out because your friends made plans without inviting you.
Tell them honestly, “I felt left out when I wasn’t invited. Next time, can you let me know what’s going on?” Listen to their explanation and work on moving forw
You are walking home and you witness a physical fight, your friend tell you to record it, what should you do?
Let an adult know, do not get involved.
your neighbor always makes you a plate of food to be nice. You do not like their cook and struggle to eat the food, and wish she would stop cooking for you.
You can say you really appreciate the thought and let them know you are not able to eat the dishes , and you dont want them to go threw the trouble of bringing
You hear a rumor about you that is not true, and you find out a classmate you know spread it.
Talk to the classmate privately. Say something like, “When you repeated that rumor it really bothered me. Can you stop spreading it and help clear it up?” Get a
ou get paired with someone you don’t get along with, and they make a rude comment about you.
Respond calmly: “I want this to go smoothly, so let’s try to work together respectfully.” If it continues, ask the teacher for support.
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