Understanding Change
School Routines
Problem Solving
Real-Life Scenarios
Growth Mindset
100

What is one feeling people might have during change?

You are correct!

100

What is a routine?

A repeated way of doing things

100

If you’re confused about a new routine, what should you do?

Ask for help

100

You feel annoyed about the new building—what’s a good response?

(Stay respectful, talk it out, adjust mindset)

100

What does it mean to “adjust”?

To get used to something new

200

True or False: Change is always easy

False

200

Name one routine that has changed recently

(Arrival, lunch, transitions, etc.)

200

Name one way to stay organized in a new environment

(Write things down, follow schedule, ask questions)

200

Your class is louder than usual—what can you control?

Your behavior

200

True or False: You can’t improve how you handle change

False

300

Why can change feel uncomfortable?

Because it’s new/unknown, breaks routine, etc.)

300

Why are routines important in school?

(Help stay organized, reduce stress, know expectations)

300

What is one strategy to stay calm when frustrated?

(Deep breaths, pause, talk to someone)

300

A friend is struggling with the change—what can you do?

Support them

300

What is one thing YOU can control during change?

(Your attitude, effort, choices)

400

What is one positive thing about change?

(Growth, new opportunities, learning)

400

What happens when routines are unclear?

(Confusion, frustration, mistakes)

400

A student keeps getting lost between classes—what’s one solution?

(Ask for directions, walk with someone, map it out)

400

You miss the old routine—what’s a healthy way to handle that feeling?

(Acknowledge it, talk about it, focus on adjusting)

400

Finish this: “Change helps me grow because…”

(Open-ended thoughtful response)

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