Accepting Feedback
Compromising
Fun Facts!
Assertive, Aggressive, or Passive?
100

People you may receive feedback from

Teachers

Parents

Friends

Adults

100

What does it mean to compromise?

To come to an agreement in which both people are happy with the outcome.

100

How many hearts do octopuses have?

Hint: It's a number that is more than one!

3 hearts!

100

Julie wants to ask her teacher a question, but gets too nervous. She decides not to ask the question. 

Is this passive, assertive, or aggressive?

Passive

200

Places you will receive feedback

School

Home


200

Give an example of a time you used your compromising skills this week.

Any answer gets points! 

200

What is the most deadly animal in the world?

Hint: It is very small

A mosquito! (They carry diseases)

200

Thomas asks Ben if he can borrow a pencil during class. Ben replies, "This is my only pencil, get your own and go away!"

Is this passive, assertive, or aggressive?

Aggressive

300

Good ways to respond to feedback

Thank you!

Good idea, I'll try that!

Okay, thanks!

300

Liz wants to go on the swings first, but Ben wants to go down the slide first. What should they do to compromise?

They could split up and do what they each want

They could go down the slide first, then the swings, and go back on the slide if Ben wants to

They could go on the swings for a bit, then move to the slide after

300

How tall was the tallest person who ever lived?

8 feet and 11 inches tall

300

Vicky asks Lily if she can have a turn on the swing. Lily replies, "Of course you can! I would like it back after you have a turn."

Is this passive, assertive, or aggressive?

Assertive

400

Why do people give feedback?

They are trying to help out!

400

Khloe and Gabby are bowling. Khloe asks if she can go first, but Gabby also wants to go first.

How can they compromise?

One person can go first this time, and then they can switch for the next game.

400

What animal has the largest eye in the world?

Hint: It lives in the ocean

A Giant Squid! Its eye is the size of a soccer-ball.

400

Henry's friend steals his phone during class. When he asks for it back, his friend says, "No, it's my turn to play on your phone".

How should Henry respond in an assertive way?

"It's my phone, please give it back"

"You can have a turn later if you ask first"

If these don't work, you could always ask your teacher for help.

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