Problem Solving
Champion Students
Grab Bag
100
Give an example of "a bug & a wish."
"It bugs me when ______. I wish ______."
100
What is whole-body listening mean? Name 5 body parts you use to listen.
100
We read the Crayon Box That Talked this year. What do you think this line from the book means:
"We are a box of crayons, each one of us unique, but when we get together, the picture is complete."
Each of us are different and special. If we were all the same it would be boring. Our differences are a good thing and should be respected and celebrated! Each of us are an important part of our classroom and school family.
200
Your friend keeps talking to you when you are trying to get your work done. What can you do?
-Ignore
-Use a Bug & a Wish/Talk it out
200
What is the magical three-letter word that we learned about while talking about growth mindset?
Y-E-T, yet!
200
What three body parts do you use to ignore?
-Ignore with your mouth (don't talk to them)
-Ignore with your eyes (don't look at them)
-Ignore with your brain (don't think about what they are saying/doing)
-Ignore with your body (turn your body the other way)
300
What is the difference between tattling and telling?
Tattling is when you have a small problem and you are trying to get someone else in trouble.
Telling is when you have a bigger problem and you need an adult's help to solve or fix it.
300
Your brain is like a ___________. It gets stronger and smarter the more you ___________.
Your brain is like a MUSCLE. It gets stronger and smarter the more you PRACTICE.
300
We talked about staying safe this year. What are some of the safety rules we learned?
1. Check first
2. Take a friend
3. Tell people no
4. Tell a trusted adult
400
Name 5 of Kelso's Choices.
400
We learned four lessons about how to be champion students. Can you name at least 3 things Champ taught us that champion students do?
1. Try hard, practice every day, never give up
2. Listen and sit still
3. Work first, then play
4. Working together is fun and important!
400
We watched Howard B. Wigglebottom Learns About Sportsmanship. What are 5 ways to show good sportsmanship?
-Including others
-Sharing and taking turns
-Being a good winner and a good loser
-Encouraging teammates
-Says positive things
-Forgives mistakes