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Right and Wrong Choices

Personal & Social Development · Responsible Decision-Making · ages 5-7
Name ______________________   Date ____________

  1. Ben pushes his friend to be first in line. Is this right or wrong?

    • Right
    • Wrong
    • Not sure

  2. Sam wants to play with his sister's toy. He asks her first. Is asking first a right or wrong choice?

    • Right
    • Wrong
    • Not sure

  3. Being honest helps people trust you.

    Circle one:   True   False

  4. Two friends want the last cookie. What is a fair choice?

    • Split it in half
    • One friend grabs it first
    • Hide it so no one gets it

  5. Mia spills paint on the rug. She worries she might get in trouble. What is the right choice?

    • Hide the paint and say nothing
    • Tell an adult what happened
    • Say the cat spilled all the paint

  6. A game's rule says to hurt the person who loses. Following that rule is a right choice.

    Circle one:   True   False

  7. Zack breaks his friend's toy car and says it was already broken. His friend learns what happened and feels upset. What can Zack do now to start putting things right?

    • Hide the broken car so his friend cannot look at it
    • Ask his friend to stop feeling upset and forgive him
    • Tell the truth, say sorry and ask how he can help

  8. Why do rules about not hurting others and being honest matter?

    • They help people feel safe and trust each other
    • They let the fastest player choose every game
    • They let whoever arrives first take every toy
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Answer key

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Right and Wrong Choices W1-mt_Wc6cOTQ1bA-s1

  1. Wrong · Pushing can hurt his friend. Ben should wait without pushing.
  2. Right · Asking first respects his sister's choice about her toy. Sam still needs to wait for her answer.
  3. True · Telling what really happened helps people rely on your words.
  4. Split it in half · Sharing fairly means both friends get some.
  5. Tell an adult what happened · Telling an adult what happened is honest. The adult can help with the spill.
  6. False · A rule that asks you to hurt someone is unsafe. Do not hurt anyone. Ask a trusted adult for help.
  7. Tell the truth, say sorry and ask how he can help · Zack can take responsibility and ask how to help. His friend may still feel upset and does not have to forgive him right away.
  8. They help people feel safe and trust each other · Not hurting others helps protect their safety. Honesty helps people trust what we say.
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