The 4 Agreements
Us at 13
Slang from 2021
Dr. Chapman
Slide show
100

What agreement requires you to try even when it's hard, and understand that the outcome of your efforts may not always look the same?

Always do your best!

100

What show became famous on Netflix in 2021 for contestants killing each other in contests? 

Squid Games!

100

What word would you use if you were saying no lie?

No cap
100

What does Dr. Champman make us do at the beginning of every class?

A Check in 

100

What do 13-year-olds often say?

  • This is so stupid
  • Why are we even learning this 
  • When am I even going to use this in real life 
200

What agreement requires you to understand that your word is a powerful tool? 

Always be impeccable with your word!

200

What artist put out the pop hit "Driver's License"? 

Olivia Rodrigo

200

What word became popular from Among Us? 

Sus 
200

What animal does Dr. Champman compare our group work to?

Geese

200

Whose opinion do 13-year-olds value the most?

Their peers

300

What agreement requires you to not always think everything is about you and to think about what others may be going through?

Don't take things personally!

300

What dance went viral on TikTok from a Skittles commercial that included a little lad?

The Berries and Cream dance!

300

What phrase is used to say caught red-handed?

Caught in 4k

300

What is Dr. Champmans favorite saying?

Come on, man!

300

13-year-olds are often ready for more independence, but it needs to be balanced by what?

Responsibility  

400

What agreement requires you to not always worry about things or believe they will go wrong?

Don't make assumptions 

400

What challenge went viral for climbing a staircase of crates and falling on your face? 

The Milk Crate Challenge!

400

What word is used for when food is really good?

Bussin

400

Which philosopher does Dr. Champman refer to as the one who said students should have a say in what they learn?

John Dewey

400

True or false. 

13-year-olds are louder than 12 and 14 year olds.

False