Your classmate drops their pencils. The floor is safe. How can you offer help?

• Ask, 'Would you like help picking them up?'
• Start collecting them without asking.
• Tell them to pick up every pencil alone.

A friend falls and starts crying. What is a kind, safe thing to do?

• Pull them up so they can play.
• Tell them to stop crying and play.
• Tell a teacher and offer comfort.

Kind words can show you care, even if your friend still feels sad.

You are playing with your toy car. A friend asks for a turn. You want to share. What can you do?

• Say your friend must keep it.
• Offer your friend the next turn.
• Give them someone else's car instead.

A new child sits alone at lunch. You want to welcome them. What can you say?

• You need to sit here beside me.
• Would you like to sit with us?
• You should sit at another table.

If a friend says they do not want a hug, you should hug them anyway to be kind.

Jax wants to help carry books, but the pile is too heavy for him. Which choice shows safe care?

• Ask an adult to help with the pile.
• Lift the pile, even if it hurts.
• Tell his friend to carry even more books.

Maya offers to sit with a crying friend. The friend says, 'I want some quiet time.' A teacher is nearby. What should Maya do?

• Keep talking until they feel better.
• Tell them that they must accept help.
• Give them the quiet time they asked for.