Name the Zone
Name the zone where people have medium energy levels.
Yellow Zone
Sweaty Hands
Heart beating a little faster
Feeling like there's a "lump" in your throat
Fidgeting
Anxious or Nervous
Two students are arguing over the rules of a four square game. Looking at Kelso's Wheel of Choices, how can we solve this problem?
2. Talk it Out (decide on same rules)
3. Compromise
What does the character count: CITIZENSHIP mean?
A. Being responsible, respectful and wanting the best in your home, school, neighborhood, and country.
B. Being respectful to others
C. The place where you are born
D. Being the best student at school by doing your work.
A. Being responsible, respectful and wanting the best in your home, school, neighborhood, and country.
What is the biggest cause of spring allergies?
Pollen
Which zone are you in if you are feeling exhausted?
Blue Zone
Lots of Energy
Very Distracted
More disruptive in class
Thinking about one big thing (Hint: it's a fun family trip coming up)
Lots of Smiling
Ecstatic
OR
Elated
In the classroom, a student starts to dance in the back of the room hoping to distract their friend. Using Kelso's Wheel of Choices, what can be used?
1. Ignore it
2. Ask them to please stop (quiet coyote, silent signal)
Name one way you can demonstrate great citizenship in the community and one way at school.
At School: Not littering, being respectful to your teacher, taking responsibility for your own choices
What Spring holiday is celebrated the second Monday in May?
Mother's Day
Your heart is beating very fast. Which zone are you most likely in?
Distracted
Not Interested in classroom activity
Lowering head
Bored
One student thinks it will be fun to bring slime to school. They take the slime into their classroom and get it all over their desk and some of their learning materials (chrome books, teacher's table, pencil, and more).
What does Kelso's Wheel of Choice tell us this type of problem is?
Big Problem
Why? because it is distracting for other students and it is "destroying" the classroom materials. Also, toys (slime included) are not allowed at school.
Why is it important to demonstrate good citizenship at home?
2. Helps you to show your family you are a strong leader, older sibling and son/daughter.
Which weather phenomenon is the most common in Spring?
A. Rain
B. Hurricane
C. Tornado
D. Tsunami
C. Tornado
Which zone are you in if you are feeling confident?
Green Zone
Not talking
Keeps head down
Red cheeks
Sweating
Not wanting to start a conversation
Shy
All problems can be solved with Kelso's wheel of choices. True or false.
False
Why is it important to demonstrate good citizenship at school?
1. Shows your teacher you are respectful
2. Teaches other students how to be responsible at school (cafeteria, classroom, playground, field, library, etc)
3. Demonstrate the importance of respecting school and classroom rules.
4. Shows school adults you are a strong school leader
What is Spring season is also known as?
The Queen of Seasons
You have had a long day at school because of all of the work you had to do. Then you get home and your mom tells you to do your chores. You're already feeling exhausted, but then she tells you it's time to do homework. You release a big sigh because today feels like a lot.
Which Zone are you in?
Bonus: How are you feeling? (100 Bonus Points)
Yellow Zone
Bonus Answer: Frustrated
Staring too much
Giving harsh comments
Scrunching eyebrows
Making body gestures (crossing arms, rolling neck)
Jealous
How many choices are on Kelso's Wheel?
Lower grades (9 choices)
4th/5th Wheel (8 choices)
Listen to the story. Then give three ways the person in the story demonstrated great citizenship.
Mrs. B will give the answers.
How many hours of daylight does the North Pole get during Spring?
A. 4 Hours
B. 8 Hours
C. 16 Hours
D. 24 Hours