Show me how you would ask for a favor in an assertive way
Could you please help me with....?
You and a friend find buried treasure and aren't sure how to split it. Think of 3 solutions.
split it equally, the person who found it can get a little more, take turns picking, asking someone else to help you split it
Why should we avoid jumping to conclusions?
Usually not true, could start a fight, you don't have all the information
What are some strategies to join a group?
stand nearby, give a compliment, ask a question, offer to help, ask to join
What does exploring consequences mean?
think of the positive or negative things that might happen next
What are two ways to calm down a strong feeling?
deep breathing, counting, stop and name the feeling, positive self talk
Find a similarity between everyone on your team and a difference
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What are blaming words we should avoid when saying a problem?
always, never, you made me, your fault, etc
Give a compliment to a random classmate
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What is empathy?
feeling how someone else is feeling or understanding how someone is feeling
What might make you feel happy and sad at the same time?
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How can you get along with someone different from you?
ask them questions, find things you have in common, do things you both enjoy
Why is it important to calm down before trying to solve a problem?
if you're upset you might be rude or not make the best decision
Tell me one way you showed compassion this week
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What is something that you and a friend have different feelings about?
snakes, roller coasters, scary movies
What are some signs that someone is listening with attention?
Asking questions, looking at the speaker, not interrupting, etc
What is being assertive?
Asking for what you need or want in a respectful way
How can you help a person join a group?
invite them, teach them the game, give them a job to do
Why is it important to listen with attention?
It's respectful, it shows we care, we need to listen to get important information
What does it mean to walk in someone else's shoes?
To imagine what it would be like to be in someone else's situation
Give an example of positive self talk
I can do it, I got this, I'm strong
Extra points: What are all the meanings of the problem solving STEPs?
Say the problem, think of solutions, explore consequences, pick a solution
BONUS POINTS! What are at least 2 of Ms. V's 3 pets?
horse/cat/dog
What might make you feel confused and angry at the same time?
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Ms. Patin and the 4th grade teachers can't agree on where to go for dinner. Think of 3 solutions for this problem.
one person picks this time/someone else picks next time, they vote, they get takeout from different places and have a picnic, they find something they all like
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