Social Skills

When I do not agree with what my friend says, I

• shout back at them.

• explain to them properly why I do not agree with them.

• walk away.

• ignore them.

Social Skills: Disagreeing Appropriately

When people are talking, as a form of respect, I should

• talk back.

• cut them off.

• be listening

Social Skills: Disagreeing Appropriately

When I disagree with somebody, I should not

(There are multiple answers)

• talk back and hurt their feelings.

• tell them the reason for not agreeing.

• shout back at them rudely.

Social Skills: Disagreeing Appropriately

When I show respect to others in a conversation, others will respect me.

• True

• False

Social Skills: Disagreeing Appropriately

When someone talks, it is respectful to listen without interrupting.

• True

• False

Social Skills: Disagree Appropriately

Always look at the person when speaking.

• True

• False

If you need something and two adults are talking, what should you do?

• Stand in the middle of the adults

• Talk real loud

• Yell the adult's name

• Wait until they are done talking or say excuse me

In art class, what would be the best way to ask for color pencils?

• Go over to someone and take it

• Say I need color pencils over and over

• Ask a classmate if you could borrow their color pencils

• Sit and do nothing

What would be a good way to ask for help?

• Raise your hand
• Talk out loud in class
• Lay your head down
• Refuse to work

Which of the following help you communicate?

• your words
• your behavior
• the way you stand
• all of these