The Group Plan
Perspective-Taking
"I" Statements
Mrs. H
100

Why is it helpful for everybody in the class to raise our hands instead of blurting out in class?

So that everyone can hear what others are saying, to make sure everyone hears teacher instructions, etc.

100

You notice a kid who is new to Romona sitting by themselves at lunch. What might they be thinking and feeling?

Nervous, lonely, overwhelmed.

100

You have been working on a math problem for a long time and can't seem to figure it out. What "I" statement can you use to fix the problem?

"I need help with this math problem. Can you explain the directions to me?"

100

What is Mrs. H's favorite color? (Three possible answers)

Light blue, light pink, light purple

200

What is the group plan?

When everybody is thinking about and doing the same thing

OR

When your brain and body are with the group

200

Think it or Say it:

"I'm not playing with you at recess!"



Think it. 

200

Your sibling borrows a toy of yours without asking

"I don't like when you take my things without asking. Next time, please ask me."

200

What is Mrs. H's favorite food?

Mac n Cheese

300

What are our three goals in school?

To learn, to feel safe/comfortable, and to have fun.

300

What types of clues can you use to guess what someone is thinking and feeling?

Facial expression, body language, the situation, reading the room, tone of voice.



300

Your teacher gives a lot of directions at once and you don't understand what you're supposed to do. What "I" statement can you use to clarify the instructions?

"I get confused when there are a lot of directions at once. Can you explain them to me again?"

300

What are Mrs. H's cats named?

Boots and Socks

400

Explain what "reading the room" means.


(You can give an example if that's easier!)

Guessing what others are thinking or feeling based on the situation (or the group plan).

400

Describe what "social impact" means.

How others think and feel about you based on your words and actions.

400

One of your friends says something mean about one of your other friends behind their back. 

"I don't like talking about him/her behind their back. Can we talk about something else?"

400

How many years has Mrs. H worked at Romona?

3 years!

500
What is a boundary?

Invisible line separating what is and isn't comfortable for someone

500

What questions do you ask yourself when using your social filter?

Is this helpful?

Is this true?

Is it kind?

500

What is "self-advocacy"?


(Hint: it comes from the verb meaning "to advocate")

Self-advocacy is speaking up for yourself to get what you need.

500

How do you spell Mrs. H's last name?

Hurlburt

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