A friend is crying because they fell during recess. What is the kindest thing to say?

Your younger sibling is upset because they lost a toy. What should you do?

You see someone sitting alone during lunch. What should you do?

A classmate looks worried about an exam. How can you show empathy?

A friend tells you they are scared of the dark. What should you say?

Your neighbor’s pet is missing, and they look very worried. What should you do?

A classmate forgot their lunch at home. What can you do?

Your friend failed a quiz and feels bad. How can you show empathy?

A new student is nervous on their first day. What can you do?

Your teacher is explaining a lesson. What should you do?

A classmate is speaking during a group activity. What should you do?

You’re visiting someone’s house. What’s the polite thing to do?

A friend shares their opinion during a discussion, but you disagree. What should you do?

Someone accidentally bumps into you. What should you say?

Your parent asks you to help with chores. What should you do?

A younger sibling asks for help with homework. What’s the respectful thing to do?

You borrow a book from a friend. How should you return it?

During the flag ceremony, what should you do?

You meet someone for the first time. What’s a polite thing to do?

A classmate needs help carrying their books. What should you do?

Your friend didn’t bring a snack to school. What can you do?

Someone drops their things in the hallway. What should you do?

A younger student looks lost. What should you do?

A friend has no art supplies for the project. How can you help?

You see a stray animal that looks hungry. What can you do?

Your sibling made a mistake while drawing. What should you say?

Someone forgot their umbrella, and it’s raining. What can you do?

Your friend is sick and missed school. What’s a kind thing to do?

You see someone struggling to carry groceries. What can you do?

Your friend looks sad because they lost their favorite toy. You offer to help them search for it. What value are you showing?

A classmate is upset because they didn’t do well on a test. You tell them, "It’s okay; you can do better next time." What are you practicing?

Your sibling is crying because they accidentally broke their favorite cup. You give them a hug and say, "It’s okay." What value is this?

A new student feels nervous on their first day at school. You invite them to play with you. What are you demonstrating?

Your friend is sick and cannot attend school. You offer to bring their homework to them. What value is this?

A classmate tells you they feel scared about a performance. You encourage them by saying, "You’ll do great!" What are you practicing?

Someone at school doesn’t have a snack. You share half of yours with them. What value is this?

A friend looks worried and says they have a problem at home. You sit and listen carefully to their story. What value are you showing?

Your neighbor’s pet is missing, and they are upset. You help them search for the pet. What are you practicing?

Your younger sibling is afraid of the dark. You offer to stay with them until they fall asleep. What value is this?

Your teacher is talking in class. You stop chatting and listen carefully. What are you showing?

A classmate is giving a presentation. You listen quietly and clap after they finish. What value is this?

Your parents ask for your help with chores at home. You do it without complaining. What are you practicing?

You see a stranger and greet them politely. What value are you showing?

Someone accidentally bumps into you in the hallway. You say, "It’s okay." What are you demonstrating?

Your parents ask you to clean your room. You do it without being reminded twice. What value is this?

Your friend is speaking during a group activity. You wait for your turn to talk. What are you practicing?

You borrow a book from a classmate and return it in good condition. What value is this?

During a flag ceremony, you stand quietly and place your hand over your heart. What are you showing?

Someone shares a different opinion during a discussion. You listen carefully without interrupting. What are you practicing?

A classmate trips and falls. You help them stand up. What value is this?

Your sibling is struggling to carry their bag. You offer to help them. What are you practicing?

A neighbor asks for help watering their plants while they’re away. You agree to help. What value are you showing?

Someone spills their lunch accidentally. You help them clean up. What are you demonstrating?

A classmate forgets their art materials. You share yours with them. What value is this?