Final Answer:
G – Sharing your toys with other people
P – Not covering your mouth when you sneeze
P – Walking away when someone is talking to you
G – Expressing your feelings kindly even when you’re angry
G – Congratulating someone if they beat you at a game
P – Interrupting other people’s conversations
G – Taking care of your hygiene so it doesn’t bother others
P – Complaining when you don’t get your way
P – Trying to make other people annoyed
G – Respecting other people’s personal space
P – Being mean when someone disagrees with you
G – Saying “please” and “thank you”
P – Putting people down and making them feel bad
G – Showing others that you are listening to them as they are talking
P – Talking loudly when you’re supposed to be quiet
P – Always wanting to go first during activities
G – Knowing how to start a conversation and keep it going
P – Touching other people’s things without asking first
G – Giving eye contact to whomever is speaking
G – Being a good team member and encouraging your teammates
G – Saying “excuse me” if you need to get by someone
G – Thinking about what you want to say before speaking
G – Being friendly and kind to other people
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of social skills worksheets.
