Identity
Disabilities & Differences
Feeling Words
Rando Calrissian
100
Who gets to define who you are?
a. your parents
b. your teachers
c. you
You do!
100
Are farting, sneezing, and sleeping in class examples of disabilities?
No!
100
Discouraged means:
a. thirsty
b. feel like giving up
c. feel like dancing
b. feel like giving up
100
Who in this classroom regularly travels to Bloomington, Indiana?
Evan!
200
Name an interest or hobby that could be part of someone's identity
Athlete, gamer, artist, musician, activist, and many more!
200
Name two disabilities
Autism
Cognitive Impairment
Emotional Impairment
Otherwise Health Impaired
Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Visual Impairment
Severe Multiple Impairment
200
Name a word that means the same thing as "joy"
Happiness, delight, cheer, and more!
200
Who in this classroom's favorite colors and purple and pink?
Amanda!
300
Whose identity includes looking like Beavis (from Beavis and Butthead)?
a. Noah
b. Abraham Lincoln
c. Taylor Swift
Noah!
300
What kind of supports might an autistic student need?
Visuals, fidgets, breaks, AAC, and more!
300
If your fists are clenched, your face is red, and you feel hot, you might be.....
Angry! Frustrated! Confused! Upset! And more!
300
Who in this class might you find eating mushrooms at a baseball game?
Mackenzie!
400
Is wanting to live on your own an example of a goal?
Yes!
400
Having a disability in one area means you have a special talent, or superpower in another area! What's your superpower or special talent?
Self-advocate
Advocate for others
Perseverance (hard work)
Kindness
Patience
Creativity
Honesty
and many more!
400
How does this person feel?
Hot, tired, thirsty, and more!
400
Who in this classroom has a goal of going to the new Pinball Pete's when it opens?
Chase!