Individual Contributions
Safe and Positive Environments
Power in Relationships and Friendships
Understanding Relational Conflict
Building Community through Actions
100

This is something students are encouraged to reflect on, describing what they are good at or enjoy doing.

What are "strengths"?

100

Being this means listening to others without harsh judgment or criticism.

What is "non-judgmental"?

100

This quality helps us connect with others by understanding their feelings and perspectives.

What is "empathy"?

100

This term refers to feeling anxious (fearful or worried) or uneasy in social settings.

What is "social discomfort"?

100

An “I” statement that describes something unique about yourself is an example of this type of sharing.

What is "self-reflection"?

200

Describes the role each student plays in contributing to the positive atmosphere of their school.

What is "responsibility"?

200

This term describes the state of feeling valued, supported, and happy within a community.

What is a "positive environment"?

200

Open and honest communication, which means trusting one another.

What is "reliability" or "trust" in a friendship?

200

Unlike meanness, this behavior involves a persistent and harmful power imbalance.

What is "bullying"?

200

Being open to different ideas and minimizing judgment contributes to this type of environment.

What is a "safe and positive environment"?

300

Describes an individual who actively supports others in creating a positive environment or says or does something positive when they see negativity in the community.

What is an "upstander"?

300

Students are encouraged to use this type of mind, which balances rational and emotional responses.

What is the "wise mind"?

300

When a friend makes you feel comfortable being yourself and celebrates your achievements, this type of relationship is forming.

What is a "healthy friendship"?

300

This describes the difference between what you meant and how your actions were perceived.

What are "intent and impact"?

300

Saying your name and sharing an important fact about yourself helps build this sense of belonging.

What is "community"?

400

The ability or quality of understanding that others may hold different views or opinions.

What is "open-mindedness"?

400

One or more qualities and characteristics that create a safe environment and make students feel comfortable and respected.

What are "calm, open, relaxed, and happy"?

400

This activity helped us express our needs and feelings in challenging situations. "When I ______, I ______."

What is the "When I feel, I need" activity?

400

An incorrect assumption that others are speaking negatively about us is an example of a failure in this skill.

What is "perspective taking"?

400

In friendships, this quality allows people to be honest and supportive, especially in challenging times.

What is "trustworthiness" or "dependability"?

500

Appreciating this quality means understanding and valuing what makes each person different, which is encouraged during the “Who Am I?” activity.

What is appreciating "uniqueness" or "individuality"?

500

This is the practice of connecting and showing care for one another.

What is "building community"?

500

Feeling concern for someone’s hardship is known as this, while truly understanding their experience is known as this.

What are "sympathy" and "empathy"?

500

Types of bullying include these four forms.

What are "physical, verbal, social (relational), and cyberbullying"?

500

Discussing school community agreements helps each person feel they play an important ________in the ___________ to create a positive space.


What is "a role in the community"?

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