Different expectations on Halloween1. People (adults and kids) may be in costumes
everywhere- At school- At stores/ buildings- On the train, bus, or streets
Do you have to wear a costumeon Halloween? - Nope
But you should expect to see others in costumes
What if….
- You don’t like a friends costume?- What could you say if you think your costume
is better than theirs?
Social Fake- Bubble your thoughts - Say something polite
Cool Costume
Mine is betterI don’t really
like their costume
That’s nice
Expectations on Halloween2. Some kids go trick-or-treating- One time of the year when it is ‘expected’ to knock
on the door or ring a neighbor’s doorbell and say ‘trick or treat’ expecting candy
What do you see that is expected and unexpected? http://safeshare.tv/w/MwAIvkfWpZ
What if…• You knocked on someone’s door on a random
Tuesday asking for candy? What would they think?
• What if an adult showed up to yourhouse trying to trick or treat for candy?
Hidden Rules about what is expected/ unexpected
Different expectations on Halloween3. People may try to scare you (please do not scare people you do
not know well)
- Jumping out, maybe saying “Boo” or “AH”• Ellen- http://safeshare.tv/w/RXJOVPDEAL
- Pulling a Prank• Sheldon- http://safeshare.tv/w/coWkxmqyEa 0-2.52
- Wearing creepy, funny, or scary Masks• Leonard- http://safeshare.tv/w/GCuwzydfdA
- Haunted Houses• Taylor- http://safeshare.tv/w/ZTkfPJgPji 0-1.45
Be Aware: people have different reactions to being scared
What if you don’t like Halloween?
• Can do other things- Hand out candy- Watch a movie- Stay home
• Might celebrate it because it makes someone else happy
• Scorpion: http://safeshare.tv/w/hSNlZCuSUA
Skeleton Staff
• Means: the minimum number of employees needed to operate a business (often said of the staffing on holidays or weekends)