At lunch, your friends are talking about their plans for Spring Break. You interrupt and start talking about Mario Cart.

Your teacher is explaining a math problem, but you are looking out the window at the snow thinking about the snowman that you will build when you get home.

When packing up to go home, you go around the classroom and give everyone in your class a hug goodbye. Expected or unexpected?

A classmate does not like to be called by their full first name. You know this, but decide to call them by their full name anyway.

When your teacher is talking, your body is facing the teacher and you are listening. Are you using Flexible Thinking or Listening with Brain and Body?

You are working on a group project. You have an idea for your group's project. You agree to work on the project, but only if the rest of the group agrees to use YOUR idea

In class, your pencil lead breaks. You get upset, but take a deep breath and raise your hand to ask if you can sharpen your pencil. Are you working on Size of the Problem or Body in the group?

You see kids lining up. You look at the clock and realize that it's time to go to lunch. Are you thinking with your eyes or keeping your body in the group?

When the teacher asks a student in your class what 1+1 is, you yell out 2, even though it wasn't your turn to answer.

Your teacher is explaining to her class what you will need to bring for the field trip. You think you already know this information so you get up and start playing on the IPad

In gym class, your teacher is explaining the rules of the game to the class. You raise your hand and tell everybody what a great basketball player you are and how many points you scored in your game. You don't let anyone else talk.

You keep telling the joke of the day all day in class even though everyone heard it in the morning announcements. Nobody laughs except for you.