What's Your Sign? | Behrman House Publishing

If you and a friend come up with different solutions to a homework problem, you *

Ask a parent to explain it to you.

Read and reread the textbook until the problem makes sense.

Put it away to deal with another time.

If your teammates are annoyed that a certain player hogs the ball, you would *

Talk this over with the coach.

Explain to the kid how this behavior is affecting the rest of the team.

Stay out of it because it’s not your problem.

If your siblings start to fight with each other, you *

Keep a distance until the storm has blown over.

Suggest a way for them to work out their problem.

Call your mom or dad.

When classmates tease your friend, you *

Keep quiet and hope it stops.

Tell the teasers to get a life and stop teasing.

Ask your other friends to join you in standing up to the teasers.

If you think you saw someone cheating on a test, you would *

Approach the person to tell them that cheating is wrong.

Pretend you didn’t notice.

Ask the school guidance counselor what to do.

If forced to choose between two birthday parties scheduled for the same day, you would *

Check which party your friends are planning to attend.

Seek advice from a close relative about which one to attend.

Think long and hard about your friendship with each kid, then make your decision.

When you get into a fight with your best friend, you *

Apologize for the fight, whether or not it was your fault.

Wait for some time to pass because they say that “time heals all wounds.”

Ask another friend to help you two work things out.