Smarty Pants
Feelings Unleashed
Power Play
Baskets and Bites
Give Respect, Get Respect
100

The S in S.M.A.R.T goals.

What is specific?

100

Something that causes you to become angry.

What are triggers?

100

Feeling good about yourself and confident in your abilities and worth.

What is self-esteem?

100

This is the number of players on the basketball court for each team during a standard game.

What is five?

100

Caring about the thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and rights of someone else.

What is respect?

200

The M in S.M.A.R.T. goals.

What is measurable?

200

Taking deep breaths, exercising, talking to a trusted adult or friend, journaling, listening to music, spending time outside etc.

What are coping skills?

200

The ability to take responsibility for your actions, decisions, and outcomes.

What is self-accountability?

200

This restaurant’s mascot is a red-haired girl with pigtails, wearing a blue dress.

What is Wendy’s?

200

What respect sounds, looks, and feels like to you.

Sound: saying thank you, "no" -> "ok" (accepting no), agree to disagree.

Look: waiting, listening, giving space, silence. 

Feel: Calm, happy, safe, grateful.

300

The A in S.M.A.R.T. goals.

What is attainable?

300

Name 10 different emotions.

Examples: joy, trust, fear, surprise, anger, sadness, disgust, anger, anticipation, hopeful, love, anxious, excited, confused, proud, delighted, jealous, etc. 

300

People who have these type of mindset believe that their success depends on time and effort and that their skills and intelligence can be improved with effort and persistence. 

What is a growth mindset?

300

This popular game-day snack, often dipped in ranch or blue cheese, is named after a city with an NBA team.

What are Buffalo wings?

300

The people that deserve our respect.

  • Does someone get your respect…because of their intelligence? Do you give someone respect because their smart?
  • Is it about them being a certain age? Like you choose to respect someone because they’re older versus younger?
400

The R in S.M.A.R.T. goals.

What is relevant?

400

These emotions are how we react to events and situations.

What is primary emotions?

Ex: Joy, Fear, Anger, Sadness, Surprise.

400

Power that ultimately lies in the choices we make, regardless of external sources of influence.

What is personal power?

400

This team has won the most NBA championships in history.

What are the Boston Celtics?

400

How we decide to respect someone.

  • Does someone need to earn your respect? (if students give a thumbs up for this one, ask them how someone would earn their respect)
  • Does someone get your respect by showing respect to you first?
  • Or does someone get your respect just for being human?
500

The T in S.M.A.R.T. goals.

What is time-bound?

500

These emotions are reactions to how we feel.

What is secondary emotions?

Ex: proud, jealous, guilty, confused, anxious, excited.

500

The person that controls your words, thoughts, actions, reactions, decisions, etc. 

What is myself?

500

This spicy Korean side dish is made of fermented cabbage.

What is kimchi?

500

Ways that we can be more respectful to others.

Actively listening, consider others perspectives, avoid interrupting, be mindful of your language, apologize when you're wrong, keep your promises, respect boundaries, show appreciation by complimenting others and expressing gratitude, etc.