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  • You walked in the bathroom at school and someone is throwing paper towels everywhere. What could you say or do?
  • You are at lunch and hear people talking about a fight after school. What could you say or do?
  • The student sitting next to you is humming very loudly, making it hard for you to do your work. What could you say or do?
  • I raised my hand to answer a question and got it wrong. The other students started to laugh. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • You want to get dinner with your friends, but you do not have any money. What could you say or do?
  • I bumped into someone in the hallway and they dropped all of their stuff. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • You started to feel really sick at school. What could you say or do?
  • There are new students in class and I want to talk to them, but I don't know how to start. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • I spilled my lunch all over my clothes in the cafeteria. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • You want to go to a basketball game after school, but do not have a ride home. What could you say or do?
  • You're having a really hard time understanding your schoolwork. You want to ask your friend to help you. What would you say?
  • Someone in gym kept making annoying noises and they blamed it on me. The coach keeps telling me to stop. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • You were at a restaurant and didn't know how to pronounce the meal you wanted to order. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • At the school football game, I tripped and fell in front of everyone. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • Your friend always shows up late. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • Your friend constantly borrows stuff from you and never gives it back. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • Your friend always wants to hang out after school but never does what you want to do. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • You want to apologize to your friend after not speaking for a week. What could you do or say?
  • You want to ask your friend to hang out on Friday after school. What would you say?
  • You were so angry with your friend, but realize you made too big of a deal about it. What will you do?
  • I don't know how to do a math problem and can't get it. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • It is the first day of a new schedule and I accidentally went to the wrong classroom. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • After fighting for 2 days, you decide to work it out with your friend, but they still won't talk to you. What will you do?
  • We were talking about our favorite TV shows in class and the other students said my favorite show was weird. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • You get an invitation to a birthday party, but you already have plans. What could you say or do?
  • You want to go to the movies on Saturday. You know your parents will tell you to clean your room first. What could you do or say?
  • A classmate keeps kicking your desk and it is bothering you. What could you say or do?
  • Your friend is being bullied. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • You get shoved by a classmate in the cafeteria and it was not an accident. What could you say or do?
  • You joined a sport this year and your friend says they feel left out because you made new friends. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • All of my friends have a different lunch time than me and I don't know where to sit. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • You and two friends want to see a movie, but there are only two tickets left. What could you say or do?
  • We had a break during class and I wanted to use my chromebook, but it was dead. 1) How did this make you feel? 2) What could you say or do?
  • You need to ask your teacher for help, but they are working with another student. What could you do or say?
  • A friend keeps teasing you about your hair color. They made up a nickname for you and it's bothering you. What would you say to them?
  • You're hanging out with a group of friends. Two people want to go to the park, but you want to watch TV. What would you say?