Situation 1: When a friend offers to buy you food, you choose something too expensive.
Situation 2: You break your friend's toy and give a cursory apology.
Situation 3: A friend asks to borrow a large amount of money.
Situation 4: Ask your friend for his or her phone password.
Situation 5: Tell your friend who is using a new eraser carefully that it is fatal.
Situation 6: My friend says no, but he keeps nagging me.
Situation 7: I cry often over trivial things.
Situation 8: Even if your friend makes an unreasonable request, listen to him.
Situation 9: I apologized for something I didn't do wrong, and it caused a misunderstanding.
Situation 10: Keep bringing up your friend's mistakes from a long time ago.
Situation 11: Tell your friend in front of him that you want to help him in difficult circumstances.
Situation 12: A friend doesn't give you a chance to speak and only says what he wants to say.
Situation 13: When Mom is sick, she nags me to buy her a toy.
Situation 14: I'm getting scolded by my teacher and I tell him that his breath smells.
Situation 15 I can't stand the schedule changing.
Situation 16: Dad tells the teacher that there are peppers.
Situation 17: The class is running late and they are telling me to come out because it's time.
Situation 18: Tell your mom in front of your friends that he gets scolded by his teacher all the time.
Situation 19 What do you say to a friend who is upset after getting scolded by the teacher?
Situation 20: In front of the restaurant, loudly say that this place is dirty and the food is not tasty.
Situation 21: All my friends are laughing, but I'm the only one who says it's not funny.
Situation 22: I keep asking my friend the same question.
Situation 23: I hate everything my friends say.
Situation 24: I only get things from my friends and don't buy them for them.
Situation 25: Friends who have already eaten are waiting, but you are eating too slowly and for too long.
Situation 26 I gave a nice birthday present, but my friend gave me an eraser he got for free.
Situation 27: A friend says the place he traveled to was not very good.
Situation 28: Give your friend food to eat more because he is fat.
Situation 29: I'm too close with a kid my friend likes.
Situation 30: When a friend gets angry, everyone stops, but he keeps teasing himself.

The best-selling social skills textbook, Social Situation Inference Cards, is back in its second installment.
Social Situational Reasoning Cards 2 provide 30 social conversation situations, allowing children to learn how to find clues to situations, understand them, and respond appropriately.

First, Social Situation Inference Cards 1 and 2 present pictures of various social situations that children may experience, and ask observation questions to find clues to understand the situation from the main character's actions or words.
And by asking questions about emotions, we help children understand not only the emotions of the characters in the pictures, but also their own and their friends' emotions.
Additionally, thought-provoking questions allow you to reason more deeply about a situation, and application questions encourage you to think ahead about how you might handle real-world situations.
Experiencing and practicing social situations indirectly like this will help our children grow into more socially competent children.