know your worth
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100

What is something that makes every persons voice valuable, no matter their change?

Everyone deserves to be heard and respected.

100

What does it mean to speak up?

Expressing your thoughts, feelings, needs, or opinions.

100

Your friend asks you to do something you're uncomfortable with. What should you say?

"No, I'm not comfortable with that."

100

What is one way young people can make a difference in their community?

Volunteer, help others, or participate in community events.

100

How many sides does a Hexagon have?

8

200

What does self confidence mean?

Believing in yourself and your abilities.

200

What is one respectful way to disagree with someone?

Say, "I understand your opinion, but I see it differently."

200

Someone makes a negative comment about your appearance. What is one healthy way to respond?

Set a boundary, tell them the comment isn't okay, or walk away.

200

What does advocacy mean?

Speaking up or taking action to support a cause or create change.

200

What is the largest planet in our solar system?

Jupiter 

300

What is one word that describes someone who knows their worth?

Confident, courageous, or empowered.

300

What should you do if you see someone being bullied?

Safely speak up, support the person, and get help from a trusted adult.

300

You're in a group project, but nobody is listening to your ideas. What can you do?

Politely ask for a chance to share your ideas.

300

What is one way teens can make sure their voices are heard by adults in their community?

Attend youth meetings, share ideas, write letters, or organize discussions.

300

What animal is known as the king of the jungle?

Lion

400

Why is it important not to compare your journey to someone else’s?

Everyone has their own strengths, experiences, and timeline.

400

What is the difference between being disrespectful and being assertive?

Being assertive means expressing yourself confidently while respecting others.

400

You notice a classmate always sitting alone and being excluded. How can you use your voice to make a difference?

Invite them to join, include them, or speak up when others exclude them.

400

Why is it important for young people to have a seat at the table when decisions are being made about them?

Because they have experiences, ideas, and perspectives that deserve to be included.

400

Plant the ____? Grow your _____?

Seed, Future

500

True or False: You need to be the loudest person in the room to be a strong leader.

False. Leadership comes from your actions, not how loud you are 

500

What is one way to use your voice if you feel a rule or decision is unfair?

Explain your concerns respectfully and suggest a solution to someone who can help.

500

Your friends are pressuring you to participate in something you know is wrong. How can you stand your ground without losing yourself?

Set boundaries, confidently say no, and make choices that align with your values.

500

Imagine you could change ONE thing about your school or community. What steps would you take to make that change happen?

Answers will vary. Must identify an issue, speak up, and take action.

500

What has keys, but can’t open locks?

A piano!

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