📚 Part 1: Understanding Rules

1. Why do we have rules? Choose the three most important reasons:

To keep people safe

To make life boring

To ensure fairness for everyone

To show respect for others

To annoy teenagers

2. Which life skill would be most helpful in this situation: "Your friend wants you to skip school"?

Communication skills

Decision-making skills

Self-management skills

All of the above

3. What is the most likely consequence of regularly breaking school rules?

Nothing happens

Loss of trust and privileges

Becoming more popular

Getting better grades

4. Fill in the blank: Good communication skills help us _____________ our feelings and needs respectfully.

Answer: ___________________

✏️ Part 2: Scenario Responses

5. Scenario: You've accidentally broken a school rule (like being late to class). How would you respond using good life skills?

6. Scenario: Your parents have a family rule you think is unfair. What would you do?

7. Name one rule you find difficult to follow, but explain why you understand it exists:

8. Which life skill do you most want to improve? (Circle one and explain why)

Communication

Decision-making

Self-management

Why this skill? _________________________________________________

9. How will you use what you've learnt about rules and life skills in the next week? Give one specific example: