You see someone being left out of a holiday game. What do you do?
Laugh at them.
Invite them to play.
Walk away.
Someone wants to trade holiday stickers. What do you do?
Ignore them.
Refuse rudely.
Trade nicely.
Someone accidentally steps on your foot while dancing. What do you do?
Say “It’s okay.”
Ignore it angrily.
Yell at them.
You see a friend helping clean up after a holiday party. What should you do?
Ignore them.
Tell them it’s not your job.
Say thank you and help too.
Someone says they don’t like a holiday song you love. What do you do?
Respect their opinion.
Stop talking to them.
Tell them they’re wrong.
Someone asks for help making a snowman. What do you do?
Help them happily.
Ignore them.
Tell them they can do it themselves.
A friend gives you a handmade card. What do you do?
Tell them it’s not good.
Smile and say thank you, and make them one.
Ignore it.
Your friend is singing the wrong words to a holiday song. What do you do?
Stop singing.
Sing along kindly.
Tell them they’re wrong loudly and embarrass them
Someone asks to sit next to you at the lunch. What do you do?
Say yes and smile.
Say no meanly.
Ignore them.
A friend is shy about showing their holiday drawing. What do you do?
Ignore it.
Tell them it’s bad.
Compliment it and be kind.
Your friend is scared of loud holiday music and loud talking in the classroom. What do you do?
Turn it up louder.
Laugh at them.
Ask those around them to talk in a quieter voice.
You see a friend drop their mitten in the snow. What do you do?
Help them pick it up.
Laugh at them.
Ignore it.
Your classmate is nervous about performing a holiday dance. What do you do?
Cheer them on and smile.
Tell them not to dance.
Laugh at them.
A classmate is sad they didn’t win a holiday game. What do you do?
Laugh at them.
Walk away.
Encourage them and say good job.
You get a holiday card from a friend. What do you do?
Tell them it’s not good.
Smile and say thank you.
Throw it away.
You see a friend building a snowman and fort, and someone is trying to break it. What do you do?
Ask them to stop and tell a teacher.
Laugh at the friend getting their stuff broken.
Break their snowman or fort back.
Someone offers to help you hang decorations. What do you do?
Say yes and thank them.
Ignore them.
Refuse rudely.
Someone wants to share a holiday story but is shy. What do you do?
Tell them not to talk.
Ignore them.
Encourage them and listen.
A friend says they feel sad during the holidays. What should you do?
Ignore them.
Listen and try to help them feel better.
Make fun of them.
Someone gives a gift to the teacher. What should you do?
Ignore it.
Say it’s not good enough.
Say thank you and be polite.
Your teacher asks you to help set up holiday decorations. What do you do?
Help happily.
Complain loudly.
Ignore the teacher.
Someone celebrates a different holiday than you. What do you do?
Smile and ask how they celebrate their holiday
Ignore them.
Say they are wrong.
A friend wants to show you their holiday project. What do you do?
Look and compliment it.
Ignore it.
Say it’s not good.
A classmate is nervous about reading a holiday story aloud. What do you do?
Ignore them.
Encourage them and clap.
Tell them they’re bad at it.
You get a candy you don’t like in your stocking. What do you do?
Throw it away.
Tell them it’s gross.
Say thank you and eat something else later.
You hear a friend telling a holiday story wrong. What do you do?
Listen and enjoy it anyway.
Tell them they’re wrong.
Walk away.
You notice a friend needs help hanging decorations. What do you do?
Ignore it.
Tell them they’re doing it wrong.
Offer to help.
Your classmate makes a mistake in a holiday game. What do you do?
Laugh at them.
Tell them to stop playing.
Encourage them to try again.
Someone is sad their holiday ornament broke. What do you do?
Help them make a new ornament
Laugh at them.
Walk away.
You see a friend without a hat in the snow. What do you do?
Offer your extra hat.
Laugh at them.
Ignore them.
You see someone without a partner for a holiday game. What do you do?
Tell them to find someone else.
Laugh at them.
Ask them to join
A friend gives you a snack and you don’t want it. What do you do?
Throw it away.
Say politely, “No thank you.”
Take it and complain.
A friend forgot the words to a holiday song. What should you do?
Stop singing.
Help them remember kindly.
Laugh at them.
Someone asks you to share crayons for a holiday craft. What do you do?
Ignore them.
Say no meanly.
Share kindly.
A friend wants to play a holiday game you don’t like. What do you do?
Ignore them.
Say no meanly.
Suggest a different game politely.
You are at a holiday party and someone offers you a snack you don’t like. What do you do?
Take it and throw it away.
Say thank you and politely decline.
Say, “Yuck!”
A friend wants to sing a holiday song you don’t like. What do you do?
Find a song you both like to song instead.
Walk away.
Listen and clap along.
Your friend wants to decorate the tree differently than you. What do you do?
Ignore them.
Work together and choose areas to do differently
Say only your way is right.
Someone wants to help you wrap presents. What do you do?
Refuse rudely.
Ignore them.
Let them help and say thank you.
A classmate likes a different holiday movie than you. What should you do?
Walk away angrily.
Listen and say, “That’s cool!”
Tell them they’re wrong.
Someone spills food at lunch. What should you do?
Ignore it. You didn't make the mess.
Pretend it didn’t happen.
Help them clean up
A friend asks you to play a game you don’t like. What do you do?
Say “no” politely and suggest another game/other people.
Ignore them.
Say “no” meanly.
A classmate is nervous to sing a holiday song. What do you do?
Clap and cheer them on.
Ignore them.
Tell them they’re bad.
A classmate wants to borrow a holiday sticker. What do you do?
Say yes and share.
Say no meanly.
Ignore them.