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Being a Friend

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  • You see your classmate being pushed and bullied by older students. You go to the teacher to ask for help.
    YAY
  • You cut in front of others at the water fountain.
    NAY
  • A friend is crying at recess, and you go tell the teacher.
    YAY
  • Your friend didn't play the game by the rules. You both talk about the problem.
    YAY
  • Your friend was talking, and you keep interrupting with your ideas.
    NAY
  • You see someone sitting alone at recess. You go sit and converse with him.
    YAY
  • You know your friend likes chocolate chip cookies, so you make some to share at lunch.
    YAY
  • Your friend drew a picture in art class. You tell him it looks great.
    YAY
  • You are asked to help a classmate with cleanup, but you have a lot of work to do, so you stay at your desk.
    NAY
  • You see your friend crying at lunch. You sit with him and offer to listen to his problems
    YAY
  • You want to sit at a particular table at lunch, so you run ahead of your friends.
    NAY
  • A new student joins your class. You introduce yourself and ask their name.
    YAY
  • A classmate asks to borrow your crayons, and you say no.
    NAY
  • Today is your friend's birthday. You give him a card you made for him.
    YAY
  • Your friend was late for school and looks upset. You smile at her and give her a quick hug.
    YAY
  • Your class is starting circle time. You ask a classmate to sit with you.
    YAY
  • Your friend forgot her homework and is afraid to tell the teacher. You offer to go to the teacher with her.
    YAY
  • Your class is going on a trip. You offer to let others get on the bus first.
    YAY
  • You can’t wait for your turn to use the swing, so you push the person off the swing
    NAY
  • Your friend said they had a fight with their sister this morning. You ignore her feelings.
    NAY
  • Your friend asks you to play Go Fish with him at free time. You say, “Yes, that would be fun.”
    YAY
  • You and your friend both want to help the teacher pass out papers. You let your friend help first, and you will get a turn another day.
    YAY
  • Your friend is cold, so you let her borrow your sweatshirt.
    YAY
  • You want to invite a friend to have lunch with you. Before school starts, you approach him and ask him if they want to have lunch together.
    YAY
  • You threw a ball, and it hit someone. It was an accident, but you don’t check to see if they were okay.
    NAY
  • You smile and say, “Thank you,” to the student who held the door open for you.
    YAY
  • You keep your promise to your friend to watch his recital even if it means not being able to watch your favorite TV show tonight.
    YAY
  • A group of classmates is playing wall ball. You see a boy standing alone and ask if he wants to play too.
    YAY
  • You get mad at your best friend for talking and playing with other students during gym class
    NAY
  • Your friend was talking about their weekend, and you say, “That sounds fun.
    YAY
  • Your little brother can’t reach his cup on the table. You get it for him
    YAY
  • A good friend fell at recess, so you walk with her to the nurse.
    YAY
  • It's your teacher’s birthday, and you tell your classmates. You all make her a big card together.
    YAY
  • Your friend likes purple. She has on a new purple sweater, and you tell her she looks nice.
    YAY
  • You read a good book and give it to your friend to read too.
    YAY
  • A student raises her hand and says the wrong answer. You laugh at her.
    NAY
  • Your friend suggests playing relay races at recess. You tell others to include everyone to play together.
    YAY
  • You run down the hall at the end of the day and bump into people.
    NAY
  • Your friend is having trouble with the math lesson. You offer to help him.
    YAY
  • A classmate spilled her pencil box. You bend down to help her pick it up.
    YAY
  • You cheerfully greet everyone in the class, "Good morning!"
    YAY
  • You see the new student sitting alone, and you walk right past them.
    NAY
  • You forgot your Math textbook at home. You take your friend's book without asking for their permission
    NAY
  • Your best friend is feeling tired today, so you sit and talk with her at lunch.
    YAY
  • A friend slips and falls down in the hallway, and you laugh at her.
    NAY
  • A teacher calls a student into the hallway, and you yell, “Ooohh! You are in trouble.”
    NAY
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