What is bullying?
What is conflict?
a disagreement or problem between people.
You can show respect by following directions?
True
What does the tree of choices help us do?
solve problems
What is respect?
seeing the value in all people and things..and treating them with care.
name 3 types of bullying
cyber, physical, mental/emotional, social, verbal
walk away, talk about it, take some breaths. Use I statements
If you disagree with someone it is okay to be disrespectful
False
Which part of the tree of choices identifies whether the problem is big or small?
The roots
When someone is talking what are 2 ways you can show respect?
tracking speaker, eye contact, listening ears, etc...
What are three ways to help if you see someone being bullied?
Stop, Support, Report
Name 3 emotions you might feel in a conflict.
angry, frustrated, humiliated, nervous, embarrassed, annoyed, tense, sad, anxious, worried, etc...
Conflict is normal.
True
What does the heart of the tree of choices help us with
name the emotion or emotions you are feeling
Why do we have character ed?
Character Ed. helps us make positive choices, show respect, and grow as caring members of our school.
What is a bystander?
Someone who sees someone being harmed and chooses not to act.
What are 2 breathing strategies we can use to remind our brains that we are safe?
triangle breathing, shoulder shrugs, square breathing, balloon breathing, etc...
Interests are things you DO NOT enjoy or like learning about.
What is the purpose of the branches in the tree of choices?
make a choice to talk it out, move it out, or breathe it out.
When you accidentally hurt someone's feelings or disrupt the class, you can show respect by offering a sincere one of these, promising to do better next time.
apology
What is an upstander?
someone who takes action against bullying or injustice
What happens when our brain's alarm system (amygdala) sometimes turns on?
Values are the rules in your heart that help you decide how to act and what kind of person you want to be.
True
Share one example of a small problem and on example of a big problem.
small problem: a broken pencil, spilled water bottle, losing a turn or disagreeing on a game at recess.
big problem: bullying, serious injury, experiencing dangerous behavior, feeling unsafe.
How does celebrating our different values and interests show Respect?
It shows we value them.
It welcomes everyone.
It stops judgment.
It builds a stronger community. etc..