WorksheetsSocial Skills
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
An acquaintance asks you if they can share a snack you brought to school.
You tell them no.
You tell them no, and explain that you have practice after school, so you need all of it.
You offer them a small portion of your snack.
You notice your friend has two different shoes on.
You laugh at them.
You laugh and let them, then let them know their shoes don't match.
You nicely let them know that their shoes don't match.
Your classmates try to convince you to go out for a sport.
You nicely say no.
I tell them I don't like the coach, so no way!
You agree to give it a try.
You see a fight in the hallway, what do you do?
Jump in to stop it.
Find an adult to handle it.
Cheer it on.
You are shopping with a friend and they try to convince you to steal something.
You go along with it so that your friend doesn't get mad.
You tell your friend that stealing is wrong and that you don't want to be a part of it.
You let their parents know that they asked you to steal.
A fellow student asks if they can cheat off of your paper.
You let them once, but tell them it's the only time.
You tell them no and move away from them.
You don't say anything, but let the teacher know that it happened.
You see a booger in a person's nose.
You quietly tell the person that they have a booger in their nose.
You wipe your nose, hoping that they get your hint.
You tell all of your friends to check out the booger.
Your friends want to go Trick or Treating for Halloween.
You decline and say you are too old.
You agree to join them.
You convince them to have a get-together at your house instead.
A friend asks you to not to hang out with a certain person.
You agree, because you don't want to mess up your friendship.
You tell your friend that they have no right picking your friends and you can hang out with whomever you want.
You tell your friend that they should give this person a chance.
An adult tells you, "if you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything at all".
You agree and make an effort to be more positive.
You agree, and don't say anything for the rest of the day.
You act shocked and tell the adult that everyone says negative things and that it's impossible to be positive all of the time.
