Pet Peeves Worksheet
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Pet Peeves Worksheet
The Shared Study Space
Carlos and Wyatt are working on a group project at the library. Carlos is trying to read the directions. Wyatt keeps tapping a pencil on the table. A phone nearby plays a video out loud. When Carlos asks if they can lower the noise, Wyatt stops tapping and the phone owner uses headphones. The group gets back to work.
- The group working on a project
- Pencil tapping and a video playing aloud
- Using headphones
- Reading directions
- A neighbor repeatedly leaving a gate open
- Getting a birthday card
- A favorite game working correctly
- Seeing a friend smile
- 1. A person repeatedly interrupts others.
- 2. Someone leaves shared art supplies scattered.
- 3. A TV is playing loudly during a phone call.
- C. “Now it is hard to find what I need.”
- A. “I can’t hear the conversation.”
- B. “I want to finish my thought.”
Notice the Difference
A strong description names the behavior rather than labeling the person. For example: “It bothers me when people leave crumbs on the table” is more specific and respectful than “People are gross.”
- Fact: whether music is playing can be checked by listening.
- Opinion: it tells how someone feels about the music.
- “You always ruin everything.”
- “It’s hard for me to concentrate when there is music playing. Could you turn it down?”
- “Everyone knows you are rude.”
- “Stop being terrible.”
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