Peers
What does it mean to have something in common with someone else?
two people enjoy doing the same thing, own something similar, have similar abilities, etc.
What is self-talk?
this is what you say to yourself daily, also called “inner speech” – it affects what you say, think, and do and you can control it!
what are examples of bullying?
teasing, talking about hurting someone, spreading rumors, leaving kids out on purpose, attacking someone verbally or physically
You just started at a new school and you can’t find your classroom. What can you do to fix this problem?
ask an adult, ask other peers
You see a group of kids sitting at a lunch table with one seat left open. What would you do if you wanted to join them at the table?
ask to join them
Your friend starts teasing another peer at a different table. What do you do in this situation?
ask them to stop, tell them what they're doing is wrong
Is this an example of negative or positive self-talk: “There’s no way I’ll pass this math test on Friday. I’m not smart enough.”
negative self-talk
What is a bully?
being mean to another kid over and over again
What's a planner used for?
to capture to-do lists, schedule actions and events to manage time, and remind oneself of future tasks
Your friend is sitting by themselves at recess and looks really sad. What can you do to fix this problem?
sit with them, ask if they want help, offer support
What is peer pressure?
when people your age, such as classmates, try to get you to act a certain way or try to get you to do something
Is this an example of negative or positive self-talk: “If I study hard enough, I’ll know I tried my best.”
Positive self-talk
Someone starts calling you names in class. What do you do?
ignore them, ask them to stop, tell a teacher/trusted adult
Name a coping skill that can help when you feel stressed out.
take a walk, deep breaths, listen to music, etc.
You are working on a math worksheet in class but are confused about how to do some of it. What can you do to fix this problem?
ask the teacher for help, if you are allowed to talk - ask a friend
A classmate is picking on one of your friends during lunch. What can you do to fix this problem?
ask them to stop, tell an adult
How do we reframe this negative statement into a positive one: “I am really bad at basketball.”
What does sticking up for yourself mean?
to defend oneself or one’s decisions, actions, ideas, etc. by showing strength, confidence, and determination; being assertive; saying what you need
What is stress?
an emotional state resulting from adverse or very demanding circumstances
You are taking a test and your classmate behind you taps you on the shoulder and asks what your answer was for number 2. What do you do?
ignore them
What is a clique?
a group of friends who interact with one another and share similar interests, most times exclusive or won’t let certain kids into their group if they’re different
What is a growth mindset?
believing that your brain can grow and you can learn many new things
A bully threatens to beat you up after school. What do you do?
ignore them, tell a teacher or a trusted adult
What is self-expression and give an example of how we can show it.
how we share ourselves with others; ex) clothes, words, playing an instrument, drawing, etc.
You have to give a presentation in front of the whole class. How do you feel and what do you do to cope?
take deep breaths, positive self-talk