Instead of grabbing a toy from someone, what words could you use?
ASay nothing and grab it anyway
BSay 'I want a turn' or 'Can I have that next?'
CHit them to get it
DJust cry until you get it
Using words like 'I want a turn' helps people understand what you need and makes it more likely they will help. Words are much better than grabbing.
Question 2 True / False
When you use words to ask for something, you always get it right away.
TTrue
FFalse
Answer: False
This is not true. Sometimes the answer is 'no' or 'not right now,' and that is okay. Using words helps, but you do not always get what you want, and that is part of life.
Question 3 Multiple Choice
What words can you use to ask for a hug?
ANothing, just grab the person
BI need a hug or Can I have a hug?
CCry and hope someone gives you one
DScream until you get it
Saying 'I need a hug' or 'Can I have a hug?' tells people exactly what you need and gives them a chance to help you feel better.
Question 4 True / False
It is wrong to say 'I am angry!' in a loud voice.
TTrue
FFalse
Answer: False
This is not true. It is okay to say how you feel in a loud voice. Using words to say your feelings is good, even if you say them loudly.
Question 5 Short Answer
What could you say if a friend is bothering you?
Think about your answer, then reveal below.
Model answer: Stop, please, or I do not like that
Good words include 'Stop,' 'Please stop,' 'I do not like that,' or 'Please move away.' These words help people know what you need.