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    ROLE-PLAYING SCENARIOS FOR TEENS

    It’s not easy Role-playing. The following list gives you suggestions for easy, medium, and hard things that
    you can practice Role-playing. Start with the easy situations and move onto the medium and hard topics
    once you feel your child is ready to do so.

    EASY MEDIUM HARD


    • Getting yourself a snack • Going to the store • Dealing with inappropriate
    • Putting a book away • Talking to a teacher touching
    • Putting backpack away • Coming in from outside • Dealing with seeing porn
    • Turning in homework • Turning off TV/tablet/com- • Dealing with a bully
    • Saying thank you for pres- puter/video games • Applying for a job
    ents/gifts • Following instructions from • Having a job interview
    • Going to bed on-time teacher/parent • Handling loss
    • Getting up in the morning • Helping someone who is • Dealing with death
    • Brushing teeth hurt • Asking someone out for a
    • Checking out a book from • Expressing an opinion date
    the library • Buying something at the • Handling being approached
    • Saying please/thank you store by a stranger
    • Saying sorry • Doing chores a specific way • Handling not being invited
    • Following a schedule • Asking a friend for a ride to party
    • Getting homework done • Appropriate on-line behav- • Accepting no from mom/
    first ior dad
    • Helping mom/dad with • Handling strangers
    • Accepting compliment
    dinner
    • Asking for help • Dealing with anger
    • Holding the door open for
    • Playing a game without • Appropriate conversation
    someone
    • Adding gas to the car arguing topics
    • Making a purchase • Expressing emotions appro- • Picking up a date
    • Filling out paperwork priately • Dealing with a bully
    • Putting laundry away • Helping a friend deal with a • Saying no to drugs/alcohol/
    • Setting an alarm bad situation sexting
    • Turning in phone • Making a new friend • Presenting a school project
    • Being nice to siblings • Doing school work first • Reporting when someone
    • Proper hygiene • Dealing with privacy inva- threatens suicide/hurting
    • Proper dinner behavior sion others
    • Treating household items • Consequences for rule
    • Proper behavior at a friend’s
    • Following house rules
    house breaking
    • Using electronics
    • Spending allowance • Dealing with an emergency
    • Putting things away
    • Starting the car • Learning manners • Reporting cheating
    • Having proper table man- • Good sportsmanship • Receiving a bad grade
    ners • Changing a car tire • Following house rules
    • Not interrupting • Putting away homework • Handling an argument
    • Dealing when someone • Not rolling eyes • Dealing with racism
    turns the channel • Using public transportation • Handling gossip
    • Receiving feedback • Making life decision
    • Applying make-up/shaving
    Copyright © 2015 Smarter Parenting

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