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Winter Social Scenarios MS/HS

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  • Your teacher reminds the class to wear warm clothing tomorrow. What can you infer?
    The weather will be hot
    You don't have to go to school
    The weather will be very cold
  • You realize one of your gloves is missing when you are outside. What's the best thing to do?
    Ignore it and pretend your hand isn't cold
    Take someone else's glove
    Go back and calmly retrace your steps to look for it
  • You're pushing grocery carts in the snowy weather and a another worker is walking slowly in front of you. What is the safest choice?
    Tell them they’re too slow
    Push the carts faster so they will move
    Walk around them carefully
  • You anda friend want the last hot chocolate in the cafeteria. What's a fair solution?
    Ask if they want to split it or take turns next time
    Grab it before they can
    Argue until one person gives up
  • You're helping bring in grocery carts from the parking lot during a snowy day. What should you do to stay safe?
    Push as many carts as possible at once
    Run so you can finish faster
    Walk slowly and watch for ice
  • Your coworker comes inside from pushing carts in the snow and says, “Wow, that was SO relaxing,” while brushing snow off their face. What do they most likely mean?
    They actually thought it was difficult
    They truly enjoyed it
    They want to go back outside
  • You see someone you know struggling to carry heavy bags in the snow. Best choice?
    Ask if they want help carrying something
    Laugh because it looks funny
    Walk past without saying anything
  • You are riding the bus and someone sneezes into their hands on the bus. What is the best response?
    Stare at them until they feel bad
    Quietly move to a different seat if possible
    Comment about germs. Tell them to sneeze in their elbow
  • You're bagging groceries and the customer buys a wet, dripping bag of ice melt. What should you do?
    Put it with bread and soft items
    Tell them you don't want to touch it
    Put it in a seperate bag to keep things dry
  • You're waiting for the bus and the peson next to you keeps stepping very close because it's cold. What is a good way to respond?
    Push them away
    Tell them loudly to stop touching you
    Step back a little to keep your personal space
  • A customer at the store asks where the winter gloves are but you’re unsure. What should you do?
    Say, "Let me find a staff member who knows"
    Ignore them because you are busy
    Guess and point to a random aisle
  • A classmate opens their locker and sees it full of wet boots and says, “Great. Exactly what I wanted today.” What does this probably mean?
    They planned it that way
    They are annoyed about the situation
    They are happy about the mess
  • The bus is running late because of snow. Several students are complaining. What is the best way to handle the situation?
    Stay calm and wait with the group.
    Yell at the driver when they arrive
    Walk home in the snow even though it's unsafe
  • You open your backpack and your hat is missing. What is the next best step?
    Ask a friend for their hat
    Go outside without a hat and hope for the best
    Check the lost and found
  • You're helping stock the shelves at your job training site. A customer's coat brushes against you because the aisle is crowded. What should you do?
    Tell them to move
    Move slightly to give them space
    Ignore them and keep blocking the aisle
  • Your friend made a sacrastic comment about "loving icy sidewalks" and rolled their eyes. What does this most likely mean?
    They are actually excited about icy sidewalks
    They want to be an ice skater
    They are trying to make a joke because they are frustrated
  • You notice icy steps outside the building at work. What should you do first?
    Tell a supervisor so they can salt the steps
    Wait for someone to fall and report it
    Walk on them anyway
  • You arrive at your job site and snow made you 10 minutes late. What should you do first?
    Try to sneak in so no one notices
    Tell your supervisor and apologize for being late
    Complain to customers about the weather
  • A friend steps into a puddle of melted snow and says, “Nice! My socks really needed a bath.” What does this tell you?
    They want to wash their clothes
    They are joking because they are frustrated
    They enjoy wet socks
  • You receive a gift from someone, but it's something you don't really like. What should you say?
    "Thank you so much!"
    "This isn't my favorite, but thanks anyway!"
    “Do you have the receipt?”
  • You hear a peer say, “Oh perfect, MORE snow,” while rolling their eyes at the window. What can you infer?
    They are excited about more snow
    They hope the school closes immediately
    They are tired of the snow
  • Your job coach asks you to shovel the sidewalk while snow is still falling. What do you do?
    Wait until all the snow is done
    Leave early because it's cold
    Start shoveling and clear what you can