# Role-Play Prompts Script Teacher Script (for Scenario Analysis & Role-Play Stations): “Okay, everyone! Now that we’ve talked about our Do’s and Don’ts, we’re going to practice with real-life scenarios. I’m handing each group one scenario card. First, read your scenario out loud together. Then discuss these questions: 1. What’s a respectful way to introduce yourself or respond? 2. Which classroom expectation applies here? 3. What are two Do’s and one Don’t you see in this situation? After your discussion, we’ll move to the [Speed-Intro Stations](#speed-intro-stations-activity) to role-play. Remember to use eye contact, a polite voice, and follow our Do’s & Don’ts! Let’s get started!” *** ## Scenario Cards ### Scenario 1: New Table Partner Prompt: “Your teacher asks you to sit next to a classmate you don’t know yet. It’s your first time meeting, and you have a coloring activity to share. Practice greeting your new table partner and introduce yourselves.” Discussion Prompts: * How will you greet them? * What question will you ask to learn their name? * Which classroom expectation helps you share materials politely?

### Scenario 2: Solo at Recess Prompt: “At recess, you notice someone standing alone by the swings. They look new and hesitant. Practice going over, introducing yourself, and inviting them to play.” Discussion Prompts: * What friendly words will you use to start? * How will you show you’re listening to their answer? * Which Don’t from our spotlight could make someone feel left out?

### Scenario 3: Group Project Pairing Prompt: “You and a student named Alex have been paired for a group project. You haven’t met before. Practice a polite introduction and ask about Alex’s ideas.” Discussion Prompts: * What’s your first sentence to introduce yourself? * Which Do will help you share talking time? * How will you ask Alex to share their idea?

### Scenario 4: Late Arrival Greeting Prompt: “You walk into class a few minutes late. Your classmates are already chatting about their summer. Practice greeting them, apologizing politely, and joining the conversation respectfully.” Discussion Prompts: * How will you say hello and apologize? * What is a polite tone to use when you join in? * Which Don’t shows what to avoid when you arrive late?

Chasity Bell

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