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Middle School
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What is our group's name?
Denver Broncos Lunch Bunch
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True of False- All negative encounters with peers are considered bullying.
False- there is a difference between normal peer conflict and bullying
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What are the 2 types of peer pressure we discussed?
Spoken and Unspoken
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"I can't I have a doctor's appointment after school." What type of "Saying No to Peer Pressure" is this an example of?
Making an excuse why you can't do something
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False, middle school's have late start Wednesdays True or False- Middle School's start the same time every day.
False, middle school's have late start Wednesdays.
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Name at least three group rules/ expectations.
Keep an open dialogue, Collaborate to meet group goals, Be respectful of each other and the diversity of our Crew, Use kind and compassionate actions and words to care for group members and self, Honestly reflect on actions, Actively listen to the speaker and keep an open mind, Ask for help and support when needed, Set challenging goals for self, Connect group leaning to the outside world, Be CREW not Passengers!
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Give an example of bullying.
Answers will vary.
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"The Look" is an example of what type of peer pressure?
Unspoken
200
True or False- Peer pressure is only negative.
False- Peer Pressure can be both positive and negative.
200
What are the three middle schools that Tollgate feeds into?
Mrachek, Aurora Hills, and Edna and John W. Mosley P-8
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What is Tollgate's mascot?
A Tiger
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Give an example of normal peer conflict.
Answers will vary.
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List 2 out of the 3 kinds of spoken peer pressure?
Put Downs, Rejection, Reasoning
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Name 3 strategies we discussed for saying "no" to peer pressure.
Just say "NO", give a reason why it's a bad idea, make a joke, make an excuses why you can't, suggest a different activity, ignore the suggestion, repeat yourself if necessary, leave the situation, say Thank but no thanks, and the power of numbers
300
Each team member name 1 thing they are excited about for middle school or 1 thing they are going to miss about Tollgate.
Answers will vary.
400
What did we create during group that gave examples of healthy behaviors and unhealthy behaviors.
Recipes
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What is the definition of a "peer"?
A peer is a person of about the same age (i.e. classmates, friends, kids a grade older of younger than you)
400
Give an example of Spoken Peer Pressure.
Put Downs- "6th graders are terminally pathetic." Rejection- "Come on man, if you don't do this you can't hang out with us anymore." Reasoning- "Have a cigarette, its not like 1 is going to kill you."
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Why do people often give into peer pressure instead of saying no to their friends?
They may feel that if they don't go along with what their friends are doing they will get laughed at or not be their friends anymore.
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List at least two differences between elementary and middle school.
Passing periods, late starts, bigger school, multiple teachers, change for PE, more homework, etc.
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Name all 5 of the Tollgate Crew Habits
Perseverance, Inquiry, Responsibility, Craftsmanship, and Respect
500
What is the definition of bullying?
Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior among school aged children that involves trying to hurt another individual (physically or emotionally) repeatedly.
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What is the definition of peer pressure?
Peer pressure is the feeling that someone your own age is pushing you towards making a certain choice (good or bad).
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Give an example of "give a reason why it's a bad idea."
Answer will vary. "Hey guys I don't think we should ditch class, if we get caught we could get detention or Saturday school."
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True or False- Once you leave Tollgate to go to middle school you can never come back to visit.
False, you can always come back- we would love to see you! However, everyone here wishes you the BEST of luck in middle school and we know you will do amazing things.