Think It or Do It 2.0

It is time to leave and you parents say "Let's go!." You get up from the couch and head towards the front door.

The class is taking a test and the room is silent. You begin tapping your pencil on your desk repeatedly.

Your friend is showing you something they created. You lean and and you body is touching theirs.

Your clean clothes need to be folded and put away. You leave them and go watch television instead.

The teacher is explaining a new topic to the class. You are feeling lost and confused. You say out loud "I am so confused!"

You're in class and you notice a classmate smiles at you. You roll your eyes and look away.

It is recess. You and your friends are having fun. You're smiling and laughing loudly.

Your teacher has a worksheet to hand out to the class. They drop the papers on the floor near you. You ignore the papers and let your teacher pick them up alone.

You're in the library looking for books. You want to show your friend a cool book. You shout their name and call them over.

A classmate has an awesome hairstyle that you really like. You reach out and touch their hair.

You're walking with your family to the park. Instead of waiting at the crosswalk and looking both ways, you run across the street to get to the park faster.

You feel restless and have a lot of energy. You get up and walk around the classroom while everyone else remains seated.

The door to your siblings room is open. You go inside and begin going through their stuff.

A friend asks you to play a game you never played before. You feel unsure but sit down and start learning how to play.

You parents call you down for dinner. You run through the house to get to the dinner table.

You feel restless and have a lot of energy. You bounce you leg up and down and stay seated.

You and your sibling are baking cookies. You're mixing the dough and they ask "Can I have a turn?" You nod your head and pass the bowl to them.

It is dinner time and you don't like what is being served. You refuse to pick your fork up and start eating.

You get home from the grocery store with your parents. There are a lot of bags to take in. You grab two bags to help carry in.

You are working on homework that is tough. You're feeling overwhelmed and frustrated. You take a few deep breaths to help calm your body.

Your teacher asks the class a question and would like someone to answer. You gently raise your hand and wait to be called on.