What does MYOB stand for?
MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Why is it necessary to ignore when peers are causing problems in the classroom?
A. It is very easy to ignore things.
B. As long as you don't react, it's not your problem.
C. Staff told you to.
D. You should all know how to ignore loud noises by now.
B. As long as you don't react, it's not your problem.
Where is the best place to sit when a submarine is diving?
Inside
What are the classroom rules?
Be respectful, be responsible, be your best.
Jessica got angry during gym and was told to sit for the rest of the period. Jessica began saying "I'm the worst child in the world and everyone hates me!"
Is this a fact or an opinion? Why?
Opinion, she is just upset because of the consequence. No person on Earth is hated by everyone.
When does teasing go too far?
A. When the person getting teased askes everyone else to stop.
B. When people start name-calling
C. When the teasing involves a sensitive topic (appearance, intelligence, etc.)
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
What is a silver lining to a bad situation?
A positive event related to something negative that happened.
How do you get fungi to grow?
To be respectful means to be respectful towards:
A. People
B. The classroom
C. Yourselves
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
Every day for 2 weeks, Frank knows that Jake likes to play with Legos during recess, so he takes them first and refuses to share. Eventually, Jake expresses how he feels and Frank apologizes and stops.
Is this bullying? Why?
What kind of statement do people use when expressing their feelings in a calm, respectful manner?
"I" statements.
Anger could cause very serious health problems if it is experienced too often and too long every day, such as:
A. Headaches
B. Blindness
C. Singultus
D. Photosynthesis
A.
How many states make up the United States of America?
50
Give two examples of being responsible while in school.
Whatever you guys said as long as it's right.
You see a classmate that is angry. You attempt to talk to the peer, but they begin yelling at you. You shout back at the peer and call them a nincompoop. The classmate then runes at you and slaps you across the face. What went wrong?
You called them a name instead of walking away. (YOU DON'T NEED TO HAVE THE LAST WORD.)
________ is the ability to focus on what is within your control, and accept what is out of your control.
A. Sympathy
B. Discipline
C. Self-control
D. Mindfulness
C. Self-control
What does the idiom "Don't bite the hand that feeds" mean?
If someone is doing kind things for you, don't be rude to them.
What is Gabe's favorite Inside Out emotion?
Anger
What is the purpose of a lap?
A. To take a movement break
B. To socialize and speak with everyone you come across because it's fun
C. To calm down if you are becoming upset with an issue in the classroom
D. Answers A and C
E. All of the above
D. Answers A and C
You see someone who is upset. This person is curled up in a ball away from everyone else in the room. They are also frowning, crying, and their arms are crossed.
Which social cue is not shown?
Tone of Voice (They have not spoken)
What are the 4 types of social cues?
1. Body Language
2. Facial Expressions
3. Personal Space
4. Tone of Voice
How would someone know they have a problem with their anger?
A. When I am crying
B. When I am quietly dealing with it and not causing a scene
C. When my anger causes other people to feel sad or hurt
D. When I begin using coping skills
C. When my anger causes other people to feel sad or hurt
Which squishy does Gabe always say is named after him? Name the type of animal.
Sloth
When is it necessary to be respectful towards others?
EVERY MINUTE OF THE DAY
Why is it important to feel shame after doing something wrong?
So that you can learn not to do it again.