Flexibility in Thinking
Handling Change
Perspective-Taking
Executive Functioning
Real-Life Scenarios
100

What does it mean to be flexible in school?


Being able to adjust your thinking or plans when things don’t go as expected.

100

True or False: Change is always bad.


False – change can lead to growth and new opportunities.

100

What does it mean to see things from someone else’s point of view?


Trying to understand how someone else feels or thinks.

100

What is a planner or calendar used for?

To keep track of assignments, events, and important deadlines.

100

Your teacher changed the due date for an assignment—what do you do?


Update your planner and adjust your schedule to meet the new deadline.

200

True or false: Flexible thinking means thinking positively and seeing the situation in a new way.

True

200

What can we use to help us deal with changes?

Flexible thinking

200

Why is perspective-taking important in friendships?


It helps you be kind, avoid arguments, and support your friends.

200

What does task initiation mean?


Starting a task without procrastinating or putting it off.

200

You forgot your materials for class. What’s your next step?


Ask to borrow what you need or check your locker/backpack quickly.

300

Why is it important to be flexible when working in a group?


So you can listen to others' ideas and work together successfully.

300

How can you prepare yourself for a change you know is coming?


Make a plan, talk to someone you trust, and take small steps to adjust.

300

True or False? We can learn from another person's point of view.

True

300

How can you stay organized with schoolwork?


Use folders, color-code subjects, or keep a checklist.

300

Your group isn’t listening to your idea. How do you respond?


Speak calmly, ask to be heard, and listen to their ideas too.

400

What can happen if you're not flexible when plans change?

You may feel frustrated, fall behind, or struggle to work with others.

400

What helps you feel less anxious when routines change?


Keeping a schedule, talking to someone, or focusing on things you can control.

400

How can misunderstanding someone's perspective cause conflict?

You may assume the worst or react in a way that hurts someone.

400

What’s one way to avoid procrastination?


Break the task into small steps and start with the easiest one.

400

You failed a quiz you studied for. How can you bounce back?


Talk to the teacher, find out what you missed, and study differently next time.

500

Describe a strategy to stay calm when a change upsets you.

Deep breathing, positive self-talk, or asking for help.

500

How can reflecting on past changes help you in the future?


You can learn from how you handled things and build confidence.

500

Trying new things requires you to do these two things.

Be Brave & Follow your concscience

500

How do executive functioning skills help you succeed in high school?


They help with time management, staying focused, and completing tasks on time.

500

You’re feeling overwhelmed with homework. What tools can help you manage?

A to-do list, a quiet workspace, a timer, or asking for support.