Building Relationships
Gratitude
Managing Our Emotions
Wizard/Lizard
General
100

Use this type of "Statement" to explain how you feel without blaming your teammates.

"I" Statements

100

A positive emotion that involves feeling thankful or grateful for something or someone in a person’s life. 

Gratitude

100

What is another word for emotions?

Feelings

100

When you feel your face getting hot and your fists clenching because you lost a game, this brain is in charge.

Lizard Brain

100

Name the September Challenge

Name Game

200

What skill did we talk about for the October challenge that has to do with the ability to work well with others?

Teamwork

200

This is the polite, two-word phrase you should say when someone gives you a gift or helps you up.

Thank you

200

True or False: Being able to express your emotions healthily will help you communicate your needs and make better decisions.

True 

200

The Wizard Brain is located in this part of your head, right behind your forehead.

Prefrontal Cortex

200

Name 1 of the 6 classroom expectations that were discussed at the beginning of the year.

Show respect, raise our hands, work hard, share, follow directions, be kind

300

These are positive comments like "Great job!" or "Keep going!" that boost a teammate's confidence.

Encouragements or Positive Talk

300

True or False: Practicing gratitude is like a muscle. The more you practice doing it, the worse you are going to feel. 

False

300

To calm down, you can take a deep one of these

Breaths

300

True or False: The Lizard Brain is bad and we should try to get rid of it forever.

False

300

If a friend accidentally bumps into you and you immediately push them back, your "lid" is...

Flipped

400

In the October challenge, you had to work together as a team to stack cups. I also kept track of the positive comments you made toward your classmates. Why did I do that?

Answers are up to the discretion of Ms. Rix

400

True or False: Gratitude helps the mind and body by making you healthier and stronger. 

True
400

Name two healthy coping strategies to use when you "flip your lid."

Deep breathing, reading, drawing, listening to music, asking for help, counting to ten
400

When you "flip your lid," this part of the brain takes over and tells the Prefrontal Cortex (the Wizard Brain) to stop thinking so the body can react instead.

Amygdala 

400

Someone calls you a mean name. The Lizard wants to say something mean back, but the Wizard chooses to do this instead.

Stand up for yourself, walk away, tell a teacher

500

Describe what teamwork looks like, sounds like, and feels like.

Answers are at the discretion of Ms. Rix

500

This is a way to show gratitude to your teacher that doesn't cost any money and helps the whole class.

Listening/following directions

500

The Lizard Brain reacts very fast without doing this first.

Thinking

500

When the amygdala takes over, it forces the body into these three "F" reactions to stay safe.

Flight, fight, freeze

500

These two categories were discussed at the beginning of the year and are what we would cover in Life Skills. (Hint: SEL)

Social and Emotional